Do +N studies.......

Hi Guys,
Do u think that these N+ studies will help for appearing in the CCNA certifications....... I donno much about this certifications & finding it difficult to understand the tutorials for CCNA......
Can anyone help me Dudes..........
Thnx in Advance.....
Saad.[/quote]

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7255carl

if you are struggling with the ccna stuff, n+ would be a good place to start, it will give you a good grounding with the basic networking fundamentals, mike meyers and sybex books along with the technotes from this site are great materials

nicklauscombs

go buy yourself a network+ book if the topics seem easy go quickly study and take the exam and move onto the CCNA, if the concepts are challenging you have some studying to do

zen master

Well, I haven't been on the forum very long, but I passed the Network+ exam approximately one year ago, and passed the CCNA on Monday, so I'll try to offer a bit of advice. I would say the issue is a complex one, and depends a lot on your background, level of experience and cognitive ability. Looking back on it now, I sometimes wish I had taken the CCNA right off the bat, instead of doing the Network+, because I would've definitely have put me in a position to land a better job. However, there is the possibility that the work may have been too much of a challenge for me, so, while it's easy for me to say now that I should have jumped straight into the CCNA, it's also easy to forget how far I've really come in the past 2 years, and not realise whether or not I was actually capable of handling the CCNA material right off the bat.

LifelongLearner

benevolent dictator wrote:

Well, I haven't been on the forum very long, but I passed the Network+ exam approximately one year ago, and passed the CCNA on Monday, so I'll try to offer a bit of advice. I would say the issue is a complex one, and depends a lot on your background, level of experience and cognitive ability. Looking back on it now, I sometimes wish I had taken the CCNA right off the bat, instead of doing the Network+, because I would've definitely have put me in a position to land a better job. However, there is the possibility that the work may have been too much of a challenge for me, so, while it's easy for me to say now that I should have jumped straight into the CCNA, it's also easy to forget how far I've really come in the past 2 years, and not realise whether or not I was actually capable of handling the CCNA material right off the bat.

totally agree

When I at that stage in my life whether to do the CCNA or network+, I looked at the CCNA material and was totally lost. It really helped to do the Network+ one first. It gives you a great foundations to work on.