just wondering...

Not too sure how CCNA works but do you have to pass each semester before you take the CCNA final exams?
Or could i just take the 2 (or the 1) CCNA exams and have a CCNA?

Cheers,

Alex

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mwgood

All you have to do is pass the required exams and you are CCNA certified.

-Mike

porengo

alexbax1 wrote:

Not too sure how CCNA works but do you have to pass each semester before you take the CCNA final exams?
Or could i just take the 2 (or the 1) CCNA exams and have a CCNA?

Cheers,

Alex

If you're in the Cisco Networking Academy, you will need to pass each semster to be eligible to take the voucher exam. Which will give you 50% off on the exam.

However, you do not need to pass any Academy semesters to take the CCNA exam. You can take the two exam approach (INTRO and ICND) or the one exam approach to get certified. With the two exam approach, you need to pass both exams in order to get your certification. There is no credit for passing one and not the other.

alexbax1

Thanks!

hjengo

$125 for 1 test, or $100 X 2 = $200 for 2 separate tests.