My CCNA 200-301 exam experience: Tips & Tricks

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Video is about my ccna 200 301 exam experience: tips & tricks

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Additional Q&A plus tips:
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Question: How many questions in the exam? Answer: Over 100. You get about 1 minute per question, so use your time wisely.
Tip: Write down your subnetting tables or any other important information before you click start. You will have time to do things before you actually start the exam.
Tip: Arrive at least 15 minutes early at the test centre.
Tip: Don't stress if you cannot answer one question. Just do your best. You have over 100 questions in the exam.

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[davidbombal]

Additional Q&A plus tips:
- NOTE: I originally wanted to say a lot more in this video, but removed the content because I didn't want to get into trouble with Cisco. Sorry if I didn't answer some of the questions you would really like to know about. 😔 I see lot of other people are now posting videos which I think may break the NDA, but if you cannot find the answer here, have a look at some of the other videos online.
- Question: How many questions in the exam? Answer: Over 100. You get about 1 minute per question, so use your time wisely.
- Question: I already have a CCNA. Should I take the new exam? Answer: No, I would recommend going for your CCNP. The CCNP covers similar content (Wireless / automation etc), but in more depth. Rather move forward in your certs.
- Question: Do I need to know how to write Python scripts for the CCNA exam: Answer: No. Don't spend time learning Python for CCNA. Learn it for the DevNet Associate exam if you want to take that exam.
- Question: Do I need to know how to write Ansible scripts (or Puppet & Chef configuration) for the CCNA exam: Answer: No. Don't spend time learning Ansible scripting for CCNA. Learn it for the DevNet Associate exam if you want to take that exam.

- Tip: Write down your subnetting tables or any other important information before you click start. You will have time to do things before you actually start the exam.
- Tip: Arrive at least 15 minutes early at the test centre.
- Tip: Don't stress if you cannot answer one question. Just do your best. You have over 100 questions in the exam.



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[semereth]

Hi David,
I'm from Poland and I have passed my CCNA 200-301 exam today with score of 871.
Thank you very much for all your content on YT and Udemy.
You are great teacher!
For those who are preparing for exam - there is many questions about wi-fi and SDN.

[MikeJohnson]

Thank you David!
Today I passed the CCNA 200-301 exam with an 925 score!

The materials and resources I found the most useful are:

1. Your Udemy course you perfect, my knowledge now is super high because of you.

2. ExamHighPass CCNA dumps, I can confirm that it valid for 2022, no need to pay for VCE player, most of their Q&A shows at the real exam.

[albertolopez-rivera]

David, Thanks for your time and dedication for videos like this one. I appreciate the time you put into developing your material. Your labs for Packet Tracer are very detailed, very well written, and easy to learn from. Please continue making more material! It’s definitely one of the best training materials out there.

[JustHotPringles]

You're such an angel to all of us out here trying to build our careers with some networking skills. Thanks a ton for all that you do! God Bless you David!

[edrosewussah]

I love you, Sir. I had received a lot of practical insights from your selfless hard work. God bless you, Dad

[vulnmgmt]

Thank you David! Can't wait for the new course to come out. I am preparing for a security exam first, but but then my plan is to dive into CCNA. Keep up the great work!

[NetworkBruh]

Man thanks so much for these tips!!! Im so glad we have someone to gain some insight on these new tests!!!

[rven_]

Thank you David for this video and values information.
Congrats for you new CCNA and DevNet.

[kennethmusiitwa]

Thank you Mr David I passed my CCNA 200-301. God bless you

[nigel]

Thanks for the video David, great tips. It's good that we have you to look up to, looking forward to your new videos!

Congratulations David; and thanks for sharing and for what you do. All the best

[syedsabzwari]

Hi David, it's always refreshing to see and learn from you. Wish you all the best.

[elmariachi]

Hi David! Thanks for the great labs and videos. I passed my CCNA this week.

[syphax]

Thank you for everything you're doing for the community sir !

[johnkasonga]

Thanks David for the information. I am preparing my exam for April. I can't wait for your courses. Congrats to you again.

[subhans]

Thank you so much for your generous help to the networking and Cybersecurity community. Love n respect.🙏

[hamadaldossary]

i am overwhelmed right now but thank you, you make me think twice and work smarter before taking the exam

[FredK]

Congratulation David and thank you for sharing your experience.

[matiassalve]

I can't wait for your new course then. Thanks David!