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BCMSN on 7/23
After passing my CCNA five weeks ago I have now set my focus on BCMSN.
I have my test scheduled for Friday, the 23rd of July which would allow me to take a second shot before BCMSN goes away.
I will be reading through the BCMSN Student Guide that I got from a friend who attended the training lately and I will also be watching the CBT Nuggets for this exam. Aside from that I will check out the configs on our switches in the office and datacenter to make use of the new stuff and get it to stick in my head
Eight weeks is probably a tough schedule (especially with the World Cup starting in less then three weeks) but I definitely want to get BCMSN out of the way. I will give myself more time for BSCI and especially TSHOOT
I have my test scheduled for Friday, the 23rd of July which would allow me to take a second shot before BCMSN goes away.
I will be reading through the BCMSN Student Guide that I got from a friend who attended the training lately and I will also be watching the CBT Nuggets for this exam. Aside from that I will check out the configs on our switches in the office and datacenter to make use of the new stuff and get it to stick in my head
Eight weeks is probably a tough schedule (especially with the World Cup starting in less then three weeks) but I definitely want to get BCMSN out of the way. I will give myself more time for BSCI and especially TSHOOT
Working on CCNP: [X] SWITCH --- [ ] ROUTE --- [ ] TSHOOT
Goal for 2014: RHCA
Goal for 2015: CCDP
Goal for 2014: RHCA
Goal for 2015: CCDP
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chmorin
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Yeah that is a pretty quick study time, but good luck anyway!
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billscott92787
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Eight weeks isn't a tough schedule if you spend the right amount of time preparing. I studied for eight weeks when preparing for my BCMSN and passed on the 1st try back in December 09' which was two months after passing my CCNA. I would give yourself about 3-6 months to study for "ROUTE" which will be the exam you will take since BSCI goes away at the end of July. BSCI was definitely A LOT more difficult than the BCMSN. BCMSN wasn't easy, but I personally don't think it was as hard as the BSCI. TSHOOT, I'm still waiting on my beta results so can't say much there.