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February 21, 2012 by
Is it a must to pass the CCNA exam before you pass CCNP or you can just skip CCNA and go straight to CCNP ? 0
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February 16, 2012 by
Question by BigBee: Is it a must to pass the CCNA exam before you pass CCNP or you can just skip CCNA and go straight to CCNP ?
I’ve taken the CCNA course and was wondering if i shouldn’t continue taking the CCNP course and take its exam without taking the CCNA one first.
Thanks.
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Answer by Quadratic
CCNA certification is required, as per Cisco’s official CCNP syllabus:
https://cisco.hosted.jivesoftware.com/community/certifications/ccnp/syllabus?view=overview
Also, the CCNA can be taken as one test but it’s usually taken as two, and the CCNP is actually four tests but you can take a composite to cut it down to three. At the end of the day you’re looking at at least four exams, and that’s if you take two composites with a huge amount of material covered in each.
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Would I be better off studying for a CCNA certification? 0
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February 14, 2012 by
Question by buddio: Would I be better off studying for a CCNA certification?
I am A+ certified and currently studying for my Network+ cert. Am I wasting my time going for the Network+ rather than a CCNA certification, for instance? I am interested in working in a SOHO environment sometime in the future. Thanks.
Best answer:
Answer by Rute
If you are currently studying to Net+, stay with it and get that cert first. It will give you a good understand of networking basics that can then be applied to the CCNA environment.
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