Cisco CCNA 200-301 v2.0 Official Resources
Find Cisco CCNA v2.0 exam topics, version-transition guidance, exam policies and lab resources before booking or studying.
Upcoming exam: v2.0 testing starts February 3, 2027. Testing earlier? Use CCNA v1.1 .
Start with Cisco’s exam documents
| Resource | What to verify |
|---|---|
| CCNA v2.0 exam topics PDF | Domain weights, task verbs, detailed objectives and exam duration |
| Cisco’s CCNA transition announcement | v1.1 testing through February 2, 2027; v2.0 testing from February 3, 2027 |
| Cisco CCNA certification page | Current certification route and links to scheduling and preparation |
| Cisco certification exam policies | Current candidate policies before booking |
| Cisco Packet Tracer | Lab access and supported simulation features |
| Cisco Learning Network v2.0 topics page | The web version of the upcoming scope; use the PDF above if the page does not load |
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Official Cisco links
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Choose by appointment date
The same exam code, 200-301, spans the transition. The blueprint version matters: use v1.1 for an appointment on or before February 2, 2027 and v2.0 from February 3, 2027. A practice bank being available today does not mean the future Cisco exam is already available.
Use official sources and practice together
Read the topic document to set scope. Use device documentation and labs to verify commands and behavior. Then use independent questions to test whether you can apply those facts to changed addresses, requirements and symptoms.
These links and the version dates were checked September 13, 2026. Cisco may revise its topics and policies; confirm them again before booking. Mastery is an independent preparation product, not Cisco’s official exam provider.