If you are really committed to earning your CCNA certification, you are indeed certifiable. My advice is to use the study tool or tools that best suit your study habits and the time available. Don’t be too cocky or overly confident about this test. Even if you’ve worked with networks, routers, switches, and the Internet most of your adult live, you probably haven’t had the opportunity to work with every type of network in every situation. If you have, you can probably skip this test and go straight to the CCIE exams. But, some review can’t hurt. Remember that the exam includes questions about commonly used terminology, practices, components, and protocols, along with questions about little known facts on obscure services, devices or activities an obvious attempt to separate the truly worthy from the pretenders. When you request a test date from the nice helpers at Sylvan Prometric, give yourself time to study, if only for a couple of days. At the price of this test, you can probably afford the time much more than the cost of retaking the test or the humiliation that will surely be heaped on you by your coworkers and alleged friends should you not pass.
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