That is probably why I rate CBTNugget's CCNA course so high on my resources, probably one of the best courses out there because most their content is/was made by either Jeremy Cioara, Chuck Keith, Keith Barker, Knox Hutchinson, or Bart Castle. I just love all their instructors and the way they teach.
David Bombal is good, but he has too much. Neil Anderson is straight to the point and you learn through his labs. You'll spend just a much time in his course because it's actual hands on using pre built packet trace labs. David just does everything so it's not real hands on
I know what you mean, that is why I prefer platforms such as ACloudGuru when it comes to my cloud/DevOps studies, more hands on, makes it easier to retain the information.
@Saurav Bhandari if you have access to packet tracer, Neil Anderson is the best source. He has labs you do instead of just watching David do everything and of course his always works out. Neil makes you do it.
I'm going to attempt exam next month. I have been hand's on experience in Cisco. Also recently i have revised all topics of new ccna 200-301 as well Neil Anderson. However still i think something is missing in preparation. I Would request you to please give me some tips for practice test or dumps which i have to preferred before the exam. Anytime form your end great help for me. Thank you
Hey Kenal, it will be a bit more pricey than most the courses in the video, but if you visit boson.com and check out their practice exam/netsims, they will help push you over the edge for additional prep.
That's because the labs are included with David's and with Neil he gives you a pdf to do on your own. CCNA 160 hours or 3-6 months to study for depending on previous education or experience.
You can just take that course, however, as a rule of thumb, when I am going for a certificate, especially if it is one I am paying for, I use at least 2 resources. I learned this after I failed the AWS SAA the first time around.
I did mention this on a previous question in reference to practice tests, however Boson seems to be the industry standard for the CCNA in reference to lab and testing.
Most of the practice material I listed does include practice tests and questions with their program. However, if you want a decent individual practice exam, Boson has amazing material www.boson.com/practice-exam/200-301-cisco-ccna-practice-exam
Jeremy's IT Lab and Keith Barker's TH-cam channels are amazing. Kevin Wallace has a great introductory course on Udemy as well
That is probably why I rate CBTNugget's CCNA course so high on my resources, probably one of the best courses out there because most their content is/was made by either Jeremy Cioara, Chuck Keith, Keith Barker, Knox Hutchinson, or Bart Castle. I just love all their instructors and the way they teach.
Jeremy's IT Lab or way too long and hard to grasp.
Don't you think Jeremy's IT lab is the best?
As far as free content goes, his is amazing
Wow
He is. Love it
@@DaltonInCloud not just free content. Is is legendary
Yes!
David Bombal is good, but he has too much. Neil Anderson is straight to the point and you learn through his labs. You'll spend just a much time in his course because it's actual hands on using pre built packet trace labs. David just does everything so it's not real hands on
I know what you mean, that is why I prefer platforms such as ACloudGuru when it comes to my cloud/DevOps studies, more hands on, makes it easier to retain the information.
@Saurav Bhandari not really. He spends a lot of time on topics but you aren't going to pass any tests just watching his videos
@Saurav Bhandari if you have access to packet tracer, Neil Anderson is the best source. He has labs you do instead of just watching David do everything and of course his always works out. Neil makes you do it.
But it all boils down to the same course of doing and studying for it.
Exactly, that is the hardest part sometimes
I'm going to attempt exam next month. I have been hand's on experience in Cisco. Also recently i have revised all topics of new ccna 200-301 as well Neil Anderson. However still i think something is missing in preparation. I Would request you to please give me some tips for practice test or dumps which i have to preferred before the exam. Anytime form your end great help for me. Thank you
Hey Kenal, it will be a bit more pricey than most the courses in the video, but if you visit boson.com and check out their practice exam/netsims, they will help push you over the edge for additional prep.
I am taking the same professor and did you take your exam already? How you did? Any advice?
I think 80 hours of videos is a bit excessive. I have his course but I also picked up Neil Anderson's course that I am going to go through.
Neil seems to have a good course. Have you already taken the CCNA as of yet?
@@DaltonInCloud no. Just picked it up on Udemy yesterday. Gonna start in a week.
@@Ares1775usmc Hoo Ya! That is awesome! I hope pass on the first try, how are you liking Neil Anderson's course so far?
That's because the labs are included with David's and with Neil he gives you a pdf to do on your own. CCNA 160 hours or 3-6 months to study for depending on previous education or experience.
That's about what I was thinking, maybe less if you work at a NOC or in a somewhat networking role already.
If i had to choose between 1 instructor in udemy, which one will be the best?
I love David Bombal and follow him on all his socials.... However, Neil Anderson (and Todd Lammle's book) were my go to
@@DaltonInCloud i just got Neil's course
@@roninwarrior216 that is awesome!!! You got this!! I can't wait to hear about when you pass it!
Is the complete networking fundamental course all i need to be able to pass CCNA exam or i need to purchase other courses/ books ?
You can just take that course, however, as a rule of thumb, when I am going for a certificate, especially if it is one I am paying for, I use at least 2 resources. I learned this after I failed the AWS SAA the first time around.
I tried Bombay’s course and couldn’t get through his monotone delivery.
I personally don't mind Bombal, but I understand, Mike Myers does the same thing to me for A+, Net+, Sec+
What you think about boson practice exam and lab ?
I did mention this on a previous question in reference to practice tests, however Boson seems to be the industry standard for the CCNA in reference to lab and testing.
Okay. Thank you. I probably fast forward it.
I have a question is the Cisco CCNA_200-301 routing and switching or 200-125 ccnax?
I suggest the CCNA, primarily because you will find more affordable and a variety of more study/lab resource material.
@@DaltonInCloud you did not answer the question i was asking 100-301 is for routing ad switching or 200-125 one?
Hey sorry about that, I had difficulty understanding how it was phrased. So Routing and Switching is now replaced by the CCNA 200-301.
What about a practice test?
Most of the practice material I listed does include practice tests and questions with their program. However, if you want a decent individual practice exam, Boson has amazing material www.boson.com/practice-exam/200-301-cisco-ccna-practice-exam
Great info thank you