INE, Train Signal or Nuggets?

I understand if this has been beaten to death already but I can't seem to make up my mind. INE and TS are about the same price, Nuggets are expensive but they did help me pass my CCNA. Any reason one is better than the other?

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chanakyajupudi

For CCNP ?

themagicone

Ccnp r&s

chanakyajupudi

INE is the best in my opinion !

The IT Guy

I preferred INE over CBT nuggets for CCNP prep and still do. I prefer INE because Brian gets straight to the point while Jeremy loves to interleave long-winded unrelated discussions in his presentation. Brian may be considered dry to some because he lacks Jeremy's contagious enthusiasm, however Brian seems go above and beyond just exam topics with his presentation. Brian delivers the raw technical details without the fluff. INE is my personal preference and works well for me. I have never used Trainsignal, so I can't help you there.

razar

I used cbt nuggets for route but in my opinion if i had only used that i would have failed. I read the OCG guide too after watching the cbt nuggets and that worked for me.

Iceman25k

I used CBT Nuggets to cover the basics for ROUTE, then I purchased the INE CCNP training when it was offered on sale for $100 last Christmas to go more in depth; worked very well for me.

Danielh22185

The IT Guy wrote: »

I preferred INE over CBT nuggets for CCNP prep and still do. I prefer INE because Brian gets straight to the point while Jeremy loves to interleave long-winded unrelated discussions in his presentation. Brian may be considered dry to some because he lacks Jeremy's contagious enthusiasm, however Brian seems go above and beyond just exam topics with his presentation. Brian delivers the raw technical details without the fluff. INE is my personal preference and works well for me. I have never used Trainsignal, so I can't help you there.

+1 to this!

I've also used this and I really enjoy the fact knowing that I will be getting the full raw technical information I am seeking via INE. I found myself much more engaged with Brians videos too by focusing on taking notes on all the topic items he covers via his presentation slides.