Hi Kevin! Update: I just wanted to share the good news with you. After taking your Udemy course and studying for several weeks. Today, I crushed the CCST-Networking certification exam with a score of: 925!! Thank you for your great course, Kevin!
Kevin, thank you for your input and the value related to the CCST course and exam. The video presentation was AWESOME! It covered every aspect necessary to provide and encourage anyone new to Networking as myself to enroll and take the exam. Thank you for sharing your experience with taking the exam!
Excellent review, Kevin! I am currently going through your CCST course at Udemy. Thank you for making this course so accessible to all of us and for always providing great Cisco content.
I have your program on Udemy and bought the Cisco Press book for the 100-150 exam. I passed the CCNA 3 times over the last 8 years and now going for the ENCOR 350-401 exam. The CCST is a great review.
I wanted to thank Kevin and his udemy course. I spent about 2 months going through the training provided by CISCO but was having a really hard time retaining information or connecting the dots. I picked up kevins course and oh man. There is no fluff and having each topic explained in individual videos was perfect. I crammed his entire course in about a week and using his course and the free practice tests in the cisco course I passed the CCST first time with a great score. Having the course be 1:1 with the exam objectives really helped me stay organized and easily identify areas I needed to review or re watch the video. I cant recommend his courses enough, they are perfect for my way of learning and being able to focus and master one topic at a time.
Thanks for sharing your review, that helps to know for someone like me who IS an overthinker when it comes to testing. Also, I can definitely vouch for Mr. Wallace, when it comes to his courses, whether purchased on Udemy or through his training website. Excellent, detailed information, lots of visuals(how I learn best), and an engaging personality.
Finally I took the exam online with Certiport and the Onvue application from Pearson vue. Overall it was a good experience and a good exam that was quite facilitative in the sense that the multiple choice questions and drag and drop questions were graded with partial credit (not like the exams in the Skills for all course). I had a final result of 959/1000 for 40 questions :)
Could you please tell me how to prepare for the exam .I am currently learning from Skills for all Career path for network technician and doesn't know if it is enough to crack the exam.Could you please tell if there is something i need to prepare than that like books something
@@WeAreOne675 The Skills for all courses were enough for me. Sometimes the course goes too far into theory. You will also need to check the topics and themes that will be covered in the exam and focus on them.
@@WeAreOne675 Yes, if you pass the 4 courses and the Skills for all mock exam, and revise based on the topics present in the real exam, you will be ready :)
@@dadoux11 Really!!Oh My Thank You So much i was oscillating whether to buy a book apply an Udemy course and things or Is the Skills for all course enough..Your reply really helped a lot
I wish there was an exam that was between difficulty level of the CCST and the CCNA. I’ve already taken the Network+ exam. I won’t be using half of the stuff in the CCNA, if I took the exam. Does anyone know of such an exam?
What would you, Kevin, or anyone else who has an Idea, think is better/recommended to take, CCST or Network +? I am not planning to take CCNA later, just want intro knowledge and certs, then I will follow MS/Azure path
Thank you for this beautiful work. I am 70% through the course on Udemy I am currently at the Cisco IOS module. Considering the practical aspect, I want to ask if you met any configurations during the exam. Thank you!
That’s a great question Matt! I think both courses do an excellent job of providing basic networking knowledge. Network+ covers a wider range of topics, while CCST Networking is more Cisco-centric, and you learn more router and switch configuration skills than Network+.
On the fence about this exam. I feel like I could be ready for the CCNA in a month, but on the other hand this will help me in the job market a bit. I'm someone who has 4 years real world networking experience, understands protocols from ARP to OSFP. I can throw together a network running OSFP with LANs terminating intervlan routing on a layer 3 switch or using ROAS in GNS3 or Packet Tracer... so I'm really stuck. I do think this exam will take me very little time to study for and will give me a great fundamental review. If any experienced network pros come across this comment. Any feedback is appreciated between continuing the CCNA or stopping for a couple weeks to prep for this exam. I got an 85% on the intitial exam. There were a lot more Transport layer and TCP/IP questions on this quiz than I've come across within the 200-301.
If you have the time and money, the CCST would be a good certification to verify you have solid fundamentals while having something tangible to add to your resume. Plus, it doesn't expire!
The job I want to apply for requires a Cisco certification ccent or higher. Ccent was discontinued since 2020. Do you know if ccst is equivalent to ccent?
I just finished Module 5 and I have to say I am thoroughly enjoying your course. Topics are explained in detail and easy to follow along. I love your passion for this stuff and hope to be as passionate as you as I learn.
The CCSE course on skillsforall has tones of errors and is explained in s super technical point of view. They make the learning material as confusing as possible using twisted and unclear sentences.
its my first year in tech im looking to get a help desk job also looking to get my ccst certificate im woundering where should i look for jobs i have alot of custimers experience.
I had the same question, I am more interested in the CCST Cybersecurity and the Cisco CyberOPS , I am thinking of the CCST-Networking, just not sure if I should take it or not and concentrate more on the CCNA Level, where it has more value or demand from employers.
Yes, I subscribed I’m waiting for the cybersecurity security. I just failed the CCNA but I’m planning on retaking it, so that why I can’t take that entry level networking cert. But I’m waiting for the cybersecurity.
Never expires. That not an issue now as Cisco finally taking leaf out of Microsoft and let you re-certify by accumulating CE in their rev up recert program. As for this being an entry level cert for technicians I think it still lacking behind A+ even though Comptia's version is 2 exams. If Cisco made this exam easy then too many people pass then the value of this cert goes down. I hope I am wrong
It's definitely more basic than Network+. The Network+ covers a broader ranger of topics. However, given that CCST is a Cisco centric curriculum, it does cover move router/switch configuration than the Network+ does. Personally, I would rank it CCST, Network+ then CCNA in terms of difficulty.
It really depends on personal preference. There's been plenty of people who has gone straight into CCNA. It's not impossible. However, the level of difficulty for studying and retaining information would be much harder to do if you don't have prior experience. If you want to start off with more of an entry level fundamental cert, then go for CCST. However, keep in mind that CCST isn't as well known as the CCNA cert.
Hi Kevin! Update: I just wanted to share the good news with you. After taking your Udemy course and studying for several weeks. Today, I crushed the CCST-Networking certification exam with a score of: 925!! Thank you for your great course, Kevin!
Congratulations! That’s awesome news.
@@kwallaceccie I found it on sale!! Thanks for the course!!
Congrats 🎉
What did you use to study?
@@ZKTheGreat Kevin Wallace course.
Kevin, thank you for your input and the value related to the CCST course and exam. The video presentation was AWESOME! It covered every aspect necessary to provide and encourage anyone new to Networking as myself to enroll and take the exam. Thank you for sharing your experience with taking the exam!
I just purchased your CCST training course on Udemy... I cannot wait to get started, learn from one of the best in the field, and crush the CCST exam!
Excellent review, Kevin! I am currently going through your CCST course at Udemy.
Thank you for making this course so accessible to all of us and for always providing great Cisco content.
I have your program on Udemy and bought the Cisco Press book for the 100-150 exam. I passed the CCNA 3 times over the last 8 years and now going for the ENCOR 350-401 exam. The CCST is a great review.
Keven is the best Teacher I ever listen to
I go for my CCST just because you have a outstanding course about it.
please create a course for the CCNA
I wanted to thank Kevin and his udemy course.
I spent about 2 months going through the training provided by CISCO but was having a really hard time retaining information or connecting the dots. I picked up kevins course and oh man. There is no fluff and having each topic explained in individual videos was perfect. I crammed his entire course in about a week and using his course and the free practice tests in the cisco course I passed the CCST first time with a great score. Having the course be 1:1 with the exam objectives really helped me stay organized and easily identify areas I needed to review or re watch the video. I cant recommend his courses enough, they are perfect for my way of learning and being able to focus and master one topic at a time.
Congratulations on your CCST Networking certification!
Thanks for sharing your review, that helps to know for someone like me who IS an overthinker when it comes to testing. Also, I can definitely vouch for Mr. Wallace, when it comes to his courses, whether purchased on Udemy or through his training website. Excellent, detailed information, lots of visuals(how I learn best), and an engaging personality.
Thanks for the info and review on taking it. I plan to take it soo and i already got ya udemy course. So far im loving it.
Finally I took the exam online with Certiport and the Onvue application from Pearson vue. Overall it was a good experience and a good exam that was quite facilitative in the sense that the multiple choice questions and drag and drop questions were graded with partial credit (not like the exams in the Skills for all course). I had a final result of 959/1000 for 40 questions :)
Could you please tell me how to prepare for the exam .I am currently learning from Skills for all Career path for network technician and doesn't know if it is enough to crack the exam.Could you please tell if there is something i need to prepare than that like books something
@@WeAreOne675 The Skills for all courses were enough for me. Sometimes the course goes too far into theory. You will also need to check the topics and themes that will be covered in the exam and focus on them.
@@dadoux11 is that so?then if i thoroughly study that Career path of Network technician can i crack the Exam
@@WeAreOne675 Yes, if you pass the 4 courses and the Skills for all mock exam, and revise based on the topics present in the real exam, you will be ready :)
@@dadoux11 Really!!Oh My Thank You So much i was oscillating whether to buy a book apply an Udemy course and things or Is the Skills for all course enough..Your reply really helped a lot
Oh this is great….bookmarked right away ❤
Id like to see this same video but with the CCNA
The CCNA 640-802 preparation library can help with the CCST Networking
I wish there was an exam that was between difficulty level of the CCST and the CCNA. I’ve already taken the Network+ exam. I won’t be using half of the stuff in the CCNA, if I took the exam. Does anyone know of such an exam?
What would you, Kevin, or anyone else who has an Idea, think is better/recommended to take, CCST or Network +? I am not planning to take CCNA later, just want intro knowledge and certs, then I will follow MS/Azure path
Thanks for the update sir.
Thank you for this beautiful work.
I am 70% through the course on Udemy
I am currently at the Cisco IOS module.
Considering the practical aspect, I want to ask if you met any configurations during the exam.
Thank you!
Hello sir, will I have to pay everytime I reappear for it if I couldn't pass the exam?
Hey Kevin, great video! I was wondering if there are lab questions in the CCST?
I am also wondering the same.
@@beninho I have found out there aren't simulated lab questions
Hi Kevin would you pick CCST over Network+ for basic knowledge
That’s a great question Matt! I think both courses do an excellent job of providing basic networking knowledge. Network+ covers a wider range of topics, while CCST Networking is more Cisco-centric, and you learn more router and switch configuration skills than Network+.
On the fence about this exam. I feel like I could be ready for the CCNA in a month, but on the other hand this will help me in the job market a bit. I'm someone who has 4 years real world networking experience, understands protocols from ARP to OSFP. I can throw together a network running OSFP with LANs terminating intervlan routing on a layer 3 switch or using ROAS in GNS3 or Packet Tracer... so I'm really stuck. I do think this exam will take me very little time to study for and will give me a great fundamental review.
If any experienced network pros come across this comment. Any feedback is appreciated between continuing the CCNA or stopping for a couple weeks to prep for this exam. I got an 85% on the intitial exam. There were a lot more Transport layer and TCP/IP questions on this quiz than I've come across within the 200-301.
If you have the time and money, the CCST would be a good certification to verify you have solid fundamentals while having something tangible to add to your resume. Plus, it doesn't expire!
The job I want to apply for requires a Cisco certification ccent or higher. Ccent was discontinued since 2020. Do you know if ccst is equivalent to ccent?
Buying your course now. The free material on skillsforall is not making much sense and some of the questions or confusing.
I just finished Module 5 and I have to say I am thoroughly enjoying your course. Topics are explained in detail and easy to follow along. I love your passion for this stuff and hope to be as passionate as you as I learn.
The CCSE course on skillsforall has tones of errors and is explained in s super technical point of view. They make the learning material as confusing as possible using twisted and unclear sentences.
Hi, Can I take CCST via online?
its my first year in tech im looking to get a help desk job also looking to get my ccst certificate im woundering where should i look for jobs i have alot of custimers experience.
Nice info Kevin❤
Should I start the Network or Security route first?
Does passing the CCST give CE’s? Associate level stuff is 30 credits but this is below that.
We have an organization type of Udemy but I cannot see your courses. It is only available on the normal or individual Udemy. Is that intentional?
Yes, my courses are not eligible for Udemy for Business, because they’re also available on my website as part of our All-Access Pass.
Thanks for this review Kevin, it was really helpful. Are you looking to develop the CCST - Cybersecurity course as well?
Thanks! It’s on our build plan, after a few other updated courses.
I had the same question, I am more interested in the CCST Cybersecurity and the Cisco CyberOPS , I am thinking of the CCST-Networking, just not sure if I should take it or not and concentrate more on the CCNA Level, where it has more value or demand from employers.
Yes, I subscribed I’m waiting for the cybersecurity security. I just failed the CCNA but I’m planning on retaking it, so that why I can’t take that entry level networking cert. But I’m waiting for the cybersecurity.
Can this be taken at a testing center instead of online only?
Can you take test exam at a location instead at house?
Kevin, what do you recommend as far as practice exams?
Never expires. That not an issue now as Cisco finally taking leaf out of Microsoft and let you re-certify by accumulating CE in their rev up recert program. As for this being an entry level cert for technicians I think it still lacking behind A+ even though Comptia's version is 2 exams. If Cisco made this exam easy then too many people pass then the value of this cert goes down. I hope I am wrong
How does this test compare to the Network+
It's definitely more basic than Network+. The Network+ covers a broader ranger of topics. However, given that CCST is a Cisco centric curriculum, it does cover move router/switch configuration than the Network+ does. Personally, I would rank it CCST, Network+ then CCNA in terms of difficulty.
currently it says the training course is 85 dollars on udemy. was the price increased recently?
You can get our discounted prices at:
kwtrain.com/udemy
Practice questions you recommend?
How does it compare to ICND1? Is this basically CCENT 2.0?
It’s easier CCENT
Is the ccst course on udemy the same as the LinkedIn course?
Yes indeed! I hope you enjoy the training.
hlo Sir i m new one
i register in advance net. module of cisco my exam is on 13th what should i learn
Hey Kevin, how would you rate this exam compared to the CompTIA Net+?
It’s less comprehensive than Net+, and more Cisco-centric.
@@kwallaceccie Thank you! Great information to have. I'll probably get started watching the videos this evening!
Has the price gone up on this? I see it as $94.99 not $20
Please visit kwtrain.com/udemy for my current discounts. Thanks, and enjoy your studies!
Can we take 350-401 now and take 300-410 in Nov after change in syllabus
of course
It's better go for the ccna directly or take the CCST?
It really depends on personal preference. There's been plenty of people who has gone straight into CCNA. It's not impossible. However, the level of difficulty for studying and retaining information would be much harder to do if you don't have prior experience. If you want to start off with more of an entry level fundamental cert, then go for CCST. However, keep in mind that CCST isn't as well known as the CCNA cert.
Just imagine if the Cisco certification author cannot pass the CCST ! 😮 I scared of Cisco Exam! 😢
is the exam online? :)
Yes indeed!
Do you think it will help me get a job
While there’s no magic bullet certification guaranteed to get you a job, it’s definitely another arrow in your quiver.
@@kwallaceccie thanks you're right ✅ 🙏 👍 ☺
❤️ ❤️ 🇵🇰 🇵🇰 🇵🇰 🇵🇰 🇵🇰 🇵🇰 🇵🇰 nice explanation
Call it Net+ Lite 😂. They should've kept CCENT ICND1. Such a money grab. Still sucks they separate it from the amount u already have.
$120 for entry level is not low.
When I said “low,”I was comparing it to popular entry-level exams such as CompTIA Network+ and CCNA, which cost more than $300.
Comptia A+ is $220 for each part, yes ccst is low
Its not $20 any more :( shame. My thumbs up gave you 401 thumbs up's Unauthorized LOL sorry IT humor
Please check out our Udemy site. There, our courses are $12.99 each. kwtrain.com/udemy
Thank you@@kwallaceccie