Find your weak domains before exam day
This independent Cover6 Academy course gives network technicians a structured path through all six CCNA 200-301 v1.1 domains. Testing on v1.1 ends February 2, 2027.
What’s inside
- Exam Blueprint & Study Plan with 6-week and 10-week schedules
- 6 Objective Sprints, one per domain, each followed by a Sprint Check
- 6 Domain Readiness Checks, 10 questions each
- A 25-question Practice Quiz, drawn at random from the question bank
- A timed Full Practice Exam: 100 questions in 120 minutes. The timing mirrors Cisco’s published duration; Cisco does not publish a question count.
- A Practical Checkpoint: a branch network change plan covering addressing, VLAN, routing and security steps, verification commands and rollback
- 100 CCNA Terms to Know
How to read your practice scores
Your percentage is a study signal, not an official score conversion, a certification result or a pass prediction. Use it to find the domains that need more work. Watch IP Connectivity closely: at 25%, it carries the most weight.
Who it’s for
Network technicians and IT staff moving into networking.
Where it leads
Intro to Cyber (free), then the SOC Analyst track.
Before you book
Confirm the current exam version on Cisco’s official page.
Start with one Practice Quiz. Let the score tell you where to study.
Cover6 Academy is independent of Cisco.
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