Is 2 months enough for CCNA?

Yes, 2 months can be enough to prepare for the CCNA exam, if you’re consistent and follow a structured plan—especially if you already have some basic IT or networking knowledge.

✅ Here’s when 2 months is enough:

• You can study 2–4 hours daily (more on weekends).

• You have basic understanding of IT concepts.

• You use quality study materials (books, videos, labs).

• You practice hands-on labs regularly using Cisco Packet Tracer, GNS3, or real hardware.

• You consistently review, take notes, and practice exam questions.

⏱️ Suggested 2-Month Study Plan

📅 Month 1: Core Concepts + Labs

• Week 1–2: Network fundamentals, IP addressing, subnetting

• Week 3: Switching, VLANs, STP, wireless concepts

• Week 4: Routing (static + OSPF), IP connectivity

➡️ Do labs daily on switching, VLANs, routing, and addressing.

📅 Month 2: Services + Security + Practice

• Week 5: DHCP, NAT, QoS, DNS, NTP

• Week 6: Security (ACLs, port security), automation basics

• Week 7: Practice labs, full-topic reviews

• Week 8: Take mock exams, identify weak areas, final revision

🧠 Pro Tips:

• Use Cisco Official Cert Guide and CBT Nuggets or Jeremy's IT Lab (free).

• Join online forums (like Reddit or ExamTopics) for tips and practice questions.

• Simulate exam conditions when doing practice tests.

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