Why Did Cisco Split Up The CCNA Exam?
For a number of years the CCNA Exam used to be the entry-level exam that everyone studying to get Cisco Certified would start out with. So why did Cisco a few years ago decide to split the CCNA Exam into two separate tests the ICND1 and the ICND2 that you can take instead of taking the single Exam? I think Cisco had several reasons for doing this. The first reason is that as time continues to pass on new technologies are invented to improve users communicate over networks. New topics like voice over ip, wireless networking, and broadband Internet didn’t really exist a several years ago, but now are more commen than ever. To continue adding topics to the CCNA exam it would be too long or if they ended up covering too many topics with still only 50-75 questions it would be impossible to cover any of the topics in-depth enough to get an accurate testing of your networking knowledge. I’m sure that over time eventually cisco will phase out the option of taking the single CCNA exam and will
