There is no magic, it is a very hard exam, you MUST know it and understand it very well, it is not just reading a book and learning questions, you have to do HANDS ON, HANDS ON and MORE HANDS ON !!!!ĬCNA, CCDA, CCAI, Network + RE: I fail ICND1 three times.the final mark i got 799 score in 804 score. You also might look into a Cisco Network Academy - they are all over the world. I also love the CBTs for when you get tired of reading - CBT Nuggets is one of the best but it is not cheap $$$ sometimes you can find good CBTs on eBay.
#BOSON PRACTICE EXAMS ICND1 CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE SOFTWARE#
Most books come with practice exam software, take a practice exam, look at where you are not doing well and go back in the books and LEARN that stuff, DO NOT TRY TO LEARN QUESTIONS!!!! Use the exam software to help you study !!! You can use a good sim or an emulator if you want but I think you get more out of HANDS ON with REAL Cisco equipment!!!! This book deals with what is on the test and has several good practice questions, as well as a CD to practice the exam on. Here is a link to a blog at Networkworld about setting up a home CCNA lab - Wendell Odom, CCENT/CCNA ICND1 Official Exam Certification Guide (CCENT Exam 640-822 and CCNA Exam 640-802), 2nd Edition. I think the best way to learn networking is to setup the routers and switches with 2 "cheap" PCs off of eBay and do END TO END NETWORKING !!! You also need a Cisco lab of 3 routers and 2 switches to do HANDS ON LABS, as you read something in the book, go try it on your lab - look at the output. With these 2 different books you get different perspectives on the information. And the other being the Sybex CCNA Study Guide by Todd Lammle, you can get the latest edition at Amazon or pre-order his next one that is due out in May. I have suggested here many times that students should use at least 2 good books to study, one being a Cisco Press book, Wendell Odom has a very good one. It is not a matter of "What Questions" to study, it is a matter of knowing the material like the back of your hand.
What books are you using? Do you have a lab for HANDS ON practice? Are you using any CBTs?
You said you are working towards your CCNA, What are you using to study?
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