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CCENT or CCNA
Burdette121
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Hello, I was going to pursue the CCENT but as I went over some information and took some practice tests on it. I pretty much feel that it would be really easy for me to pass.
is the CCNA a much bigger leap compared to the CCENT ?
Thanks Chris
is the CCNA a much bigger leap compared to the CCENT ?
Thanks Chris
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OptionsNetwurk Member Posts: 1,155 ■■■■■□□□□□It's a leap, but knocking it out with one test used to be very popular. But nowadays if you go that route, you won't get the CCENT cert. It's up to you if you consider that important or not.
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Optionsfeng.lian Member Posts: 47 ■■□□□□□□□□I don't get it. Why would you want a CCENT when you have a CCNA?
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Optionsgosh1976 Member Posts: 441I don't get it. Why would you want a CCENT when you have a CCNA?
I don't know why somebody would. I'll put the CCENT on my resume when I get it and then when I pass the ICND2 I'll take the CCENT off and replace it with CCNA. Putting both is just redundant.
However I don't see any reason to go the one exam route. It doesn't cost any extra to do the 2 exams and it seems like time management would be more of an issue with the single exam CCNA. -
Optionsiyare Member Posts: 46 ■■■□□□□□□□kind of like having 2 year degree and a 4 year degree....CCENT, CCNA(EXPIRED), BS Electrical Engineering (Communications/Optics/Nanotechnology)
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OptionsSlowhand Mod Posts: 5,161 Modkind of like having 2 year degree and a 4 year degree....
As for which you should study for? I think you should take ICND1, then ICND2, and you'll have both without the strain that taking the single CCNA exam causes. The two-exam path doesn't cost any more than the one-exam path, so there's no real advantage to taking the single exam anymore, as gosh1976 mentioned.
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