My Experience Taking The CCNA 200-301 Exam from Home | Surprises and Tips | How to Pass the CCNA

[@FSOL121]

Just a quick update KB, I passed my Cisco CCNA today and was caught by surprise on how difficult it was - I genuinely thought I was going to fail. You’re totally right about putting the hours and months into achieving this goal as I had to sacrifice 4 hours after work Monday to Friday to study. It took me a solid 1 year and a half to really digest all the information so any video that says you can pass the exam in 6 weeks without networking knowledge is terrible advice. Discipline and passion are the 2 driving factors that will help you to succeed.

[@NafXNasty]

Taking my CCNA exam this week, thank you for the tips! I’m going to run through the objectives and ensure I not only know the “right” answer but understand why it’s right and why the others are wrong. Also gonna brush up on my CLI commands. Thanks again!

[@pastelek3]

how it went?

[@NafXNasty]

@@pastelek3 didn’t give me a score but I passed!

[@pastelek3]

@@NafXNasty thats the most important, congratulations :D

[@KBTrainings]

Congratulations @NafxNasty! Glad to read this!

[@denk29]

Thanks KB your info is well received and looking forward to challenge myself 😊 this year

[@lj7410]

I commend you on this very informative and well presented video ! Thank you 👋👋👋🙏

[@Saul-StPaul]

I appreciate you dropping knowledge!!!

[@MulomboPatient]

Hi my older Guy! Thanks a lot to give us all your time because it's not so easy indeed.

[@KBTrainings]

Thank you brother for watching and commenting! 🙏

[@kaj-nagibe]

Hey guy, I'm taking the exam next month to get recertified. The last time I took the exam was in 2008 and since I currently don't work in the industry I had to literally go back to chapter 1. I've been studying CCNA for the past 2 years so those 6-week exam-cram videos on YT make me cringe. I agree with you to pass the new exam is def hard work and requires a lot of dedication and passion. Anyway, I stumbled on your channel recently and I really enjoy your content keep it up bro!

[@KBTrainings]

Hey Kadshah! Glad to hear that you're back on the CCNA and about to take it. You know what it takes and I am sure you're on it, one day at the time. Good luck for your exam!

[@glennarmando39]

Thanks 🙏 for the info!

[@KBTrainings]

Thanks to you!

[@audreympp9305]

Thank you for sharing

[@KBTrainings]

Thanks to you for watching 🙏

[@davidtchanga6470]

@@KBTrainings Jattends tjrs la vidéo sur vlsm

[@sgbtrainings1593]

Thanks for sharing, i'm getting ready to sit the exam too, someone told me that there is a lot of questions about IPv6, wireless and security, is that true ?

[@KBTrainings]

Hey Sitouane, Thanks for watching. Yes, that is true. Even though every exam is different, now that I think about it, there was a good bunch of questions on IPv6, Wireless (wireless security) and Security... But you won't have any problem of you are well prepared, the questions were not that hard.

[@sgbtrainings1593]

@@KBTrainings oh okay I see thanks for that, but the way i want just to encourage you for your work, i've been watching your videos for a while now and i really love your well done job, about your house network set up that was awesome, i think I will do the same thing 😅

[@GuyBisuku]

@@sgbtrainings1593 Glad to read this. Thank you and Good luck with all you do!

[@themortgagechics_chronicles_ca]

Thanks for the video. Very detailed and well thought out. I however do not believe you need a year or two to pass! It's not a degree or diploma course....dedicated study ...how fast you can grasps concepts ..which varies widely .. and you will be good in 6 to 8 weeks.

[@kadeem070]

Hey man! Question how did you review the day before your exam? I feel like I covered everything.

[@Cassiee.444]

Is the camera recording u while u give the exam??

[@johnmbayahi4895]

Hello, I am Electrical technician but like 5 months ago I developed love for networking and I would like to make a move please advise how I can start this.

[@KBTrainings]

Hello John. Glad to read you. Good for you, networking is good. You'd need to start learning a lot and eventually getting certified, starting with the CCNA.

[@johnmbayahi4895]

@@KBTrainings what if I start with compTIA A+, Network+, CCNA is a good master plan

[@StylistecS]

@@johnmbayahi4895 you do not really need CompTIA A+ but it doesn’t hurt to at least study it but not take the test. To a smaller extent, the same is true with network + as it is vendor neutral. Study it as network + and the CCNA do overlap on some things.

[@datum0]

What about subneting, these kind of questions need pens and papers? How could we manage these?

[@KBTrainings]

There is a whiteboard that you can use on the screen.

[@shootermcgavin4999]

Can you flag a question and go back if you have time at the end of the test?

[@KBTrainings]

No, you can't. Once you skip a question, it is gone.

[@LaS88709]

@@KBTrainings good to know

[@KBTrainings]

Cool!

[@dedjfreddy8369]

How can I have the full course???

[@KBTrainings]

The full course is available at kbtrainings.com/c/ccna-200-301/

[@dedjfreddy8369]

Hello can i have your email ???

[@KBTrainings]

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