Rooman
Global certifications · Cisco · Associate

CCNA. Networking, on real Cisco kit.

Rooman's CCNA course is 50 hours of instructor-led training for Cisco's CCNA 200-301 exam, taught with live labs on real Cisco routers and switches. It covers every exam domain: network fundamentals, network access, IP connectivity, IP services, security fundamentals, and automation and programmability, and you earn the Rooman Certificate.

50 hours6 modulesLive labsCapstone project

What you'll be able to do

Build and run a small network.

CCNA is Cisco's associate-level certification and the usual first step into networking. Rooman has taught it since 2000, and was the first Indian institute to teach it on real Cisco routers rather than simulators.

01

Address

Plan IPv4 and IPv6 networks.

Subnet, address and verify networks, and choose between TCP and UDP for a service.

02

Connect

Switch and route traffic.

Configure VLANs, trunks, EtherChannel, Rapid PVST+, static routes and single-area OSPF.

03

Secure

Protect and automate it.

Apply ACLs, port security and SSH, and read JSON from a controller's REST API.

Skills covered

  • IPv4 and IPv6 addressing and subnetting
  • VLANs, trunking and EtherChannel
  • Spanning tree (Rapid PVST+)
  • Static routing and OSPFv2
  • NAT, DHCP, DNS and NTP
  • ACLs and Layer 2 security
  • Wireless LAN basics
  • Network automation, REST APIs and JSON

Who it's for

Built for your first networking role.

The course is for students, graduates and IT support staff who want to start a career in networking. Cisco sets no prerequisite for CCNA, and you do not need networking experience to begin.

Roles where these skills are used

  • Network Engineer (associate)
  • Network Support Engineer
  • NOC Engineer
  • Network Administrator
  • IT Support Engineer
  • Field Network Technician

Entry requirements.

  • No formal prerequisite: Cisco sets none
  • Comfort using a computer; no networking experience needed
  • Good English, since the exam is in English or Japanese

Not sure which certification fits? Take the 10-minute career assessment, or talk to a counsellor.

50 hours · 6 modules

A curriculum built on Cisco's exam topics.

Six modules, one for each CCNA exam domain in the order you build a network, then an exam-readiness review. Weightings are Cisco's own.

01Network fundamentals10 hrs

Cisco domain 1.0 (20% of the exam): how networks are built and addressed.

Topics covered

  • Network components, topologies and cabling
  • TCP and UDP, and the OSI and TCP/IP models
  • IPv4 and IPv6 addressing and subnetting
  • Wireless principles, virtualization and switching concepts

You produce: an addressing plan for a branch network.

02Network access10 hrs

Cisco domain 2.0 (20%): switching, VLANs and wireless access.

Topics covered

  • VLANs, trunks and inter-VLAN connectivity
  • CDP, LLDP and EtherChannel
  • Rapid PVST+ spanning tree
  • Cisco wireless architectures and WLAN setup

You produce: a switched campus with VLANs and trunks.

03IP connectivity12 hrs

Cisco domain 3.0 (25%): how routers choose a path.

Topics covered

  • Routing tables and forwarding decisions
  • IPv4 and IPv6 static routing
  • Single-area OSPFv2
  • First hop redundancy protocols

You produce: a routed network running OSPF.

04IP services6 hrs

Cisco domain 4.0 (10%): the services every network relies on.

Topics covered

  • NAT and DHCP
  • DNS, NTP, SNMP and Syslog
  • QoS basics
  • SSH, TFTP and FTP for device management

You produce: NAT, DHCP and NTP working on your network.

05Security fundamentals7 hrs

Cisco domain 5.0 (15%): locking down devices and traffic.

Topics covered

  • Security concepts, passwords and device access
  • Access control lists
  • Layer 2 security, AAA and IPsec VPN concepts
  • Wireless security and WPA2 PSK

You produce: a hardened network with ACLs and port security.

06Automation, programmability and exam readiness5 hrs

Cisco domain 6.0 (10%), then a review of every domain.

Topics covered

  • Controller-based networking and SDN
  • AI and machine learning in network operations
  • REST APIs, JSON and configuration management tools
  • Full review of the six exam domains

You produce: an exam-readiness review.

Tools covered

The tools you'll work with.

You configure real Cisco equipment in the lab, as Rooman has done since 2000.

Tools covered in CCNA
Tool groupToolsWhat you use them for
Lab hardwareCisco routers and switchesBuild, configure and troubleshoot every lab
SimulationCisco Packet TracerPractise topologies between lab sessions
Device accessCisco IOS CLI, SSHConfigure and verify devices
AutomationREST APIs, JSONRead and change network state from code

Capstone

Build a branch network. Then troubleshoot it.

Your final lab brings every domain together: you address, switch, route and secure a small branch network on real Cisco kit, then find and fix the faults your instructor introduces.

Every module ends with a live lab on real Cisco routers and switches.

What you finish with.

  • An IPv4 and IPv6 addressing plan
  • A switched network with VLANs and trunks
  • A routed network running OSPF
  • A secured network with ACLs
  • A branch network built and troubleshot end to end

Your credential

Rooman Certificate.

The Rooman Certificate, then Cisco's CCNA. You earn the Rooman Certificate when you complete the course, and the CCNA itself when you pass Cisco's 200-301 exam.

CCNA is valid for three years, and you renew it with Cisco continuing-education credits or by passing an exam again. Cisco's exam is 120 minutes, in English or Japanese.

What's included

Everything you need to finish.

  • Instructor-led sessions, taught live
  • Live labs on every module
  • Practice on every exam topic, then a full review
  • Retry-until-pass exam support
  • The Rooman Certificate when you complete the course
  • A counsellor to guide exam registration

The awarding body

About the certification.

Cisco awards the certification and sets its exams, and Rooman trains you for them. The current exam details are on the Cisco site.

CCNA on the Cisco Learning Network (opens in a new tab)

Rooman’s record.

Rooman has taught Cisco certifications since 2000, and was the first Indian institute to teach CCNA on real Cisco routers instead of simulators.

Rooman’s story

Before you enrol

Questions future network engineers ask.

Can't find your answer? Call 080 6945 1000 or WhatsApp us.

Who is this course for?

Students, graduates and IT support staff who want to start a career in networking. You do not need networking experience.

Which exam does it prepare me for?

Cisco's CCNA 200-301 exam. The course follows Cisco's current v1.1 exam topics. Cisco's v2.0 exam replaces it on 3 February 2027, and a counsellor will tell you which version your batch prepares for.

Do I need any prerequisite?

No. Cisco sets no prerequisite for CCNA.

How much time does it take?

50 hours of instructor-led training, with live labs in every module.

Will I work on real Cisco equipment?

Yes. Rooman was the first Indian institute to teach CCNA on real Cisco routers rather than simulators, and has taught on real kit since 2000. You also use Cisco Packet Tracer to practise between sessions.

What does the CCNA exam cover?

Six domains: network fundamentals (20%), network access (20%), IP connectivity (25%), IP services (10%), security fundamentals (15%), and automation and programmability (10%).

How long is the CCNA valid?

Three years. You renew it with Cisco continuing-education credits or by passing an exam again.

What comes after CCNA?

CCNP Enterprise, Cisco's professional-level certification, which Rooman also teaches.

Which certificate will I receive?

The Rooman Certificate when you complete the course, and the CCNA from Cisco when you pass the exam.

What if I don't pass first time?

Rooman's retry-until-pass support: if you do not pass first time, your preparation continues until you sit the exam again and pass it.

How do I find out fees and batch dates?

Talk to a Rooman counsellor on 080 6945 1000 or WhatsApp +91 97390 86029. They will share current fees, payment options, exam registration and upcoming batch dates.

Next step

Start with a conversation.

Tell us which certification you are aiming for, and a counsellor will call you with batch dates, fees and exam registration.

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Course details reviewed on 25 September 2026.