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How long for ccent?
chickenlicken09
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in CCNA & CCENT
Is it easily doable in a month at 3 hours a day? Looking at dates to book and 16th & 30th may are available.
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Ivanjam
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Watch these videos and decide for yourself: 642-802 CCNA Exam Course - IntroductionFall 2014: Start MA in Mathematics [X]
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JasminLandry
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It is for sure possible! I actually did it in 30 days. I read 1 chapter a day of Odom's books, did some labs in Packet Tracer during my days off and and made some practice exams with Bosom! -
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YuckTheFankees
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Very doable in a month. I spent 10-15 hours "labbing" and 50+ hours reading/reviewing questions. -
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FloOz
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It really depends on how you study. Personally I think it may be tough to do if you don't have any networking experience. It took me about 3 months and I had no networking experience. -
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any idea for the new 100-101 CCENT?2019 Goals
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I spent about 2-3 months or so of studying/reading the books but I had some networking experience prior so a good amount of the content was review!!
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Master Of Puppets
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It really depends on how you study. Personally I think it may be tough to do if you don't have any networking experience. It took me about 3 months and I had no networking experience.
I agree, experience is key.If you have none, you may have trouble dong it in a month with 3 hours a day.Yes, I am a criminal. My crime is that of curiosity. My crime is that of judging people by what they say and think, not what they look like. My crime is that of outsmarting you, something that you will never forgive me for. -
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Master Of Puppets wrote: »I agree, experience is key.If you have none, you may have trouble dong it in a month with 3 hours a day.
I just joined this site today & found a thread right up my alley, nice. Anyhow, I have no networking experience, I was actually introduced to Todd Lammle's CCENT book about two weeks ago and I chose to start with that one 1st. I am almost done with Chapter 2, and even though I am in no rush, I like to read each section of his book while watching YouTube videos relating to that section.....I am a newbie, and it helps me learn better using his book, YouTube videos and Google to explain and break down terms for me. With that being said, after reading numerous posts and threads via this site, I want to go ahead and register for the CBT Nuggets w/Jeremy Cioara and take that simultaneously along with Lammle's book. Has anyone began their training for the CCENT w/CBT nuggets as well as book and was a total beginner? Just curious of the experience. Thanks.
