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asked 6 hours ago 1 0by Debodip Das
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I am considering to take the all access pass 50+ courses. Could you please share a study plan/schedule, tenture to complete each module?

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All Access Pass – Study Plan Guidance

Important first: I don't have verified details about the All Access Pass (course list, fees, batch dates or duration), so I can't confirm what's included or quote specifics. Please check nwkings.com or speak to the Network Kings counselling team for accurate pass details.

What I can give you is a realistic study schedule based on the roadmap structure, which is how most learners sequence the 50+ courses sensibly.

How to Plan Your Schedule

  • Don't do all 50 courses. Pick one roadmap (Network Engineer, Cybersecurity, DevOps, or Cloud) and complete it in order. Courses outside your track are for later.
  • Realistic weekly commitment: 8–12 hours/week if working full-time; 20–25 hours/week if studying full-time.
  • Per-module tenure: Most foundational modules (CCNA-level topics) take 4–8 weeks each. Advanced modules (CCNP, security specializations) take 8–12 weeks.
  • Rule of thumb: 1 hour of video = 2–3 hours of lab practice. Never skip labs.

Your Roadmap: Network Engineer

Roadmap

  1. 1

    Networking Foundation4 months

    CCNA, Juniper JNCIA

  2. 2

    Enterprise Routing, Switching & Troubleshooting8 months

    CCNP ENCOR, CCNP ENARSI, Real Troubleshooting — Routing, Real Troubleshooting — Switching

  3. 3

    Choose a specialization track12 months

    CCNP Security, Palo Alto, Checkpoint, Fortinet FortiGate, CCNP Datacenter, F5 LTM Load Balancer, CCNA DevNet, CCNP DEVCOR, Python for Network Engineers, SD-WAN, CCNP SPCOR

Stage 1 (months 0–4) Networking Foundation — After this you can configure and troubleshoot basic routing, switching, VLANs and IP services, and sit the CCNA exam.

Stage 2 (months 4–12) Enterprise Routing, Switching & Troubleshooting — After this you can design and troubleshoot enterprise networks using OSPF, BGP and MPLS, and handle real-world fault isolation.

Stage 3 (months 12–24) Choose a specialization track — After this you can work in security, data center, automation or service provider roles depending on your chosen track.

What It Pays in India

Market ranges, not offers:

  • Junior Network Engineer / NOC: ₹4–7 LPA
  • Network Engineer (2–5 yrs): ₹9–18 LPA
  • Senior / Network Architect: ₹20–35+ LPA

Next Step

Start with CCNA as your first course. Expect roughly 4–6 months of consistent study before you're interview-ready for a junior role — the first salary jump typically comes after CCNA plus 6–12 months of hands-on lab or NOC experience.

For free lessons while you decide, follow the Network Kings YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@nwkings/videos

For structured paid learning, see: https://ott.nwkings.com/learn

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