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Sitting CISCO CCNA exam

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  • 20-11-2013 3:58pm
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    bennyineire
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    Hey peps, I'll be finished a MSc in Computer Science at the end of December and have decided developing isn't for me, I would like to go down the sys admin/network eng route, I'm kinda getting the feeling that I'm gonna need my CCNA cert to, just wondering if there is anywhere I can sit the exam maybe in February/March without signing up for a course, I reckon I can do the course by myself after Christmas,


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    neilthefunkeone
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    Are you based in offaly?
    Test centres in Dublin, Athlone and Galway listed on Pearson Vue's site. You just book it through the site and show up on the day and sit the exam..

    Just decide do you want to do it in one part or two.


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    bennyineire
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    I'm based in Offaly though I commute to UCD , can you tell me a bit about the exam, whats the difference between doing it in one part and two, which do you advise, Thanks


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    neilthefunkeone
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    Myself i did it in one exam. So covers all subject matter. You can also do it in two parts(ICND 1&2).

    Check Cisco's site for full description and exam codes..

    http://www.cisco.com/web/learning/certifications/associate/ccna/index.html


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