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As you prepare yourself to pass the CCNA or CCNP exams, you may feel quite a bit of anxiety as you enter your last week of study. Let's have a look at a few ways to reduce that anxiety.

1. Don't stay up late cramming. The CCNA and CCNP are not exams you're going to go by cramming. "Cramming" is just a study approach best put aside in junior senior high school. The CCNA can't be approved by memorization - you have surely got to discover how Cisco systems work. Leading us to the second point...

2. Get lots of rest. Definitely, this is the most neglected aspect on test day. The CCNP and CCNA checks will demand your best. You are going to be doing subnetting, binary and hex conversions, studying system diagrams for troubleshooting, and much more. You have got to be mentally sharp. You can add 100 points to your test score just by showing up well-rested. And let us be realistic - if you do not know anything at 11 PM the night time before your test, you are not planning to learn it overnight. Get some rest!

3. Get everything together the night ahead of the test. You don't desire to be playing around the home the morning of the exam searching for your secrets. Be sure you have your keys and your ID the night time before the exam.

4. Know where in actuality the assessment center is. When you have never gone to the center you'll be passing the CCNA in before, get there before the morning of the exam. Do not depend on Mapquest or even a friend's directions. You do not want to be late for your exam.

5. Enable traffic. Several CCNA and CCNP prospects would rather take their tests in the morning. Again, if you've not visited the exam middle before, you must get there during morning rush hour traffic before your exam time to ensure you've plenty of time to get there. When you must be sitting in the examination room you do not wish to be sitting in traffic! success