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Focus on practice exams or keep reading the book for ICND1?????

hfbonura

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I was wondering if I should keep reading and going over the material in the Wendell Odom ICND1 book or just focus on the Boson Practice exams (that came w/ the book), the CCNA 640-802 Network Simulator, and the additional Boson ExSim practice exam (that I just laid out 79.00 for) questions, and the MeasureUp questions for the ICND1 certification test??? Anyone have a suggestion? I've already read the book twice.
Gracias!

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hfbonura wrote: »

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I was wondering if I should keep reading and going over the material in the Wendell Odom ICND1 book or just focus on the Boson Practice exams (that came w/ the book), the CCNA 640-802 Network Simulator, and the additional Boson ExSim practice exam (that I just laid out 79.00 for) questions for the ICND1 certification test??? Anyone have a suggestion? I've already read the book twice.
Gracias!

I only used the practice exams to get a better understanding of the test format. I cannot overstate the importants of working with a lab weather it is a physical lab or a simulator. Working on a physical lab helped me learn much more, your always constantly fixing things you mess up.

hyperrawr9000

.For the CCNA labbing is more useful than practice tests. The questions are pretty clear and straightforward from what i remember, not like Microsoft ones where tricky wording can make the answer be totally different

cisco_kidd

Having taken the CCNA before, I read material I was foggy on, and skipped subjects I knew I was clear on. Then, when I took my ex-sims, the report would point out things I was weak on, I would go over the material again. It all depends how you learn, by reading or by doing, everyone's different.