Courses

Certification tracks in networking and automation

Three tracks covering the full path from core networking fundamentals to advanced network automation.

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All three tracks at a glance

Course Exam Code Level Duration Best For Syllabus
CCNA 200-301 Beginner 120 min exam Starting a networking career, no prior experience needed PDF ↓
CCNA Auto 200-901 Intermediate 120 min exam Networking professionals moving into automation PDF ↓
AutoCor 350-901 Advanced 120 min exam Experienced engineers targeting CCNP/CCIE Automation PDF ↓
Not Sure Where to Start?

Find the right track for you

New to networking

No prior networking background yet. Start with the fundamentals.

Start with CCNA

Know networking, want automation

Already have CCNA-level knowledge and want to add automation skills.

Go to CCNA Auto

Ready for advanced automation

Experienced engineer aiming for CCNP or CCIE Automation.

Go to AutoCor

Still not sure? Talk to us about Career Counselling →

CCNA

Exam Code 200-301
Version 1.1
Current

The foundational Cisco Certified Network Associate track. Covers the core knowledge every networking professional needs — from network fundamentals to automation basics — and is the standard entry point into a networking career.

What you'll learn

  • Network fundamentals and architecture
  • IP connectivity and IP services
  • Security fundamentals
  • Introduction to automation and programmability

Track details

  • v1.1 — current, exam code 200-301
  • v2.0 — upcoming
  • Best suited for those starting a networking career

CCNA Auto

Exam Code 200-901
Version 1.1
Current

An entry-level track into network automation. Builds the programmability and automation foundation needed before moving into advanced automation work, alongside core networking knowledge.

What you'll learn

  • Software development and design fundamentals
  • Working with APIs
  • Automation and orchestration concepts
  • Network fundamentals for automation contexts

Track details

  • v1.1 — current, exam code 200-901
  • Ideal next step after CCNA for automation-focused careers
  • Leads into the AutoCor track

AutoCor

Exam Code 350-901
Version 2.0 · Core exam for CCNP Automation
Current

The advanced, core exam track for CCNP Automation. Focused on implementing automation across enterprise Cisco solutions — for professionals ready to take on automation engineering roles.

What you'll learn

  • Automating enterprise network infrastructure
  • Model-driven programmability
  • CI/CD pipelines for network automation
  • Cloud and infrastructure-as-code concepts

Track details

  • v2.0 — current, exam code 350-901
  • Core exam for the CCNP Automation track
  • Best suited for experienced network engineers moving into automation
FAQ

Common questions from students

Do I need prior experience to start CCNA?
No. CCNA is the standard entry point into networking and doesn't require prior networking experience or certification.
What's the difference between CCNA, CCNA Auto, and AutoCor?
CCNA (200-301) covers core networking fundamentals. CCNA Auto (200-901) builds on that with software development, APIs, and automation basics on Cisco platforms. AutoCor (350-901) is the advanced, core exam for CCNP and CCIE Automation, focused on building and deploying network automation systems.
Do I need to take the courses in order?
We recommend CCNA → CCNA Auto → AutoCor, since each track builds on the last. If you already have solid networking or programming experience, you may be able to start further along — use the "Not sure where to start?" guide above or talk to us about Career Counselling.
How long is each exam?
All three exams — CCNA, CCNA Auto, and AutoCor — are 120 minutes, per Cisco's official exam guidelines.
Can I see the full syllabus before enrolling?
Yes — each course above has a "Download Syllabus (PDF)" link with the full domain breakdown and topic list based on Cisco's official exam blueprint.
Do you help with anything beyond the certification?
Yes. We also offer Resume Making, Professional Profile Creation, and Career Counselling for technical candidates — see our Services page for details.
How do I get started?
Reach out through our Contact page and let us know which track (or if you're unsure, just tell us your background) — we'll guide you from there.

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