Three trainers · one price each · works offline
Most people don't fail these exams because the material is too hard. They fail because they bought a forty-hour course and opened it twice. This is built the other way round: three-minute sessions, one idea at a time, and points on every answer so that finishing something feels like finishing something.
One-time payment · no subscription · no account · runs in your browser, offline
Each course is a complete self-contained trainer: modules, drills, labs and its own rank ladder. Progress is tracked separately per course, so switching never costs you a drill.
350-701 v2.0
The vocabulary the rest of CCNP Security assumes: what attacks you, how vulnerabilities are scored, what cryptography actually guarantees, and how zero trust replaces the castle-and-moat.
7 domains · 40 modules
135 drill questions
26 hands-on labs
60-question practice test
300-745 v1.0
The design exam. Choose between architectures, defend the choice, and know what breaks when the business changes — written for designers, not operators.
4 domains · 21 modules
82 drill questions
9 labs
60-question practice test
200-301 v1.1 → v2.0
The one everybody starts with. Built from zero, no prerequisites assumed — what the boxes are, how addresses work, then how to configure it and how to break it on purpose.
6 domains · 18 modules
54 drill questions
7 labs
60-question practice test
Written for CCNA 200-301 v1.1 · v2.0 takes over 3 February 2027 · buyers get the updated pack free
Not a question bank with a leaderboard bolted on. The mechanics exist to get you to open it on a night when you don't feel like it.
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One module, one idea, done. No "set aside four hours" — that instruction is why the course you bought in January is still unopened.
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+10 for correct, +1 just for trying, zero for a miss. A miss quietly joins your review queue and comes back in a few days, when it's more useful.
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Every screen has exactly one obvious next action. The app chooses it so you never spend your decision budget on navigation.
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Nothing is assumed. The first time a term appears, it's spelled out and given a job — because "CASB" appearing cold in a sentence is how people give up.
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Twelve ranks per course, earned from real answers, and labelled by course so you always know which ladder you're on. Promotion is a moment, not a progress bar.
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Numbers to answer, arrows to move, Enter to confirm. If you're on a laptop with a coffee in the other hand, nothing requires the mouse.
Every course carries the same four things. The counts differ; the shape doesn't.
No launch price, no countdown, no coupon. The number below is the number, today and in six months — which is why there's no reason to wait for a sale.
| What | Includes | Price |
|---|---|---|
| SCOR 350-701CCNP Security core | 40 modules · 135 questions · 26 labs · drills · review queue | $49.99 |
| SDSI 300-745CCNP Security concentration | 21 modules · 82 questions · 9 labs · drills · review queue | $49.99 |
| CCNA 200-301Entry certification | 18 modules · 54 questions · 7 labs · drills · review queue | $39.99 |
| Practice testPer course — unlocked at General rank | 60 questions · one clock · scaled 300–1000, pass 825 · full score report | $19.99 |
It goes on sale only once you reach General in that course — the top of the ladder. That isn't a marketing trick, it's the point: a practice test is a readiness check, not a shortcut, and taking it before you've done the work tells you nothing except that you haven't. Everything before that gate is included in the course price.
An unused key is refundable for 14 days. A used key is final — the content can't be un-read. If a key doesn't work, or the product isn't what this page says it is, you get a full refund whatever the timing. Full policy here.
Each course has a sixty-question test weighted the way the real exam weights its domains. No feedback until you close it, one countdown, and a score report that names your weak domains rather than flattering you.
Format
Scaled 300–1000 with a pass at 825, because a percentage tells you less than the number you'll actually be judged on.
Pressure
75 or 90 minutes, red under five. Answers stay changeable until you submit — exactly like the real thing.
Afterwards
Per-domain bars, every missed question explained, attempts and best tracked. That report is the study plan for your next two weeks.
A test goes on sale at General rank in the course it belongs to. Buying it makes it yours; the sitting opens when you get there.
No. There's no login, no email capture, no server. You paste an activation code once and the course is yours on that browser, permanently. Progress lives in your browser's storage, which is also why clearing site data clears your progress.
Yes — the whole trainer is one file. Once it's loaded you can go through it on a train with no signal. That's also why there's nothing to install and nothing to update.
A question bank assumes you already know the material and tests whether you do. This teaches it first: modules explain the idea, cards make you say it back, and only then do the drills start. If you already know it, you'll move fast — but the teaching is there for the parts you don't.
They're separate purchases with separate progress and separate rank ladders, so nothing you've done is lost or reset. Switch courses from the Packs screen whenever you like.
SCOR 350-701 v2.0, SDSI 300-745 v1.0, and CCNA 200-301 v1.1 — with the CCNA v2.0 update (new AI network-operations domain, six domains becoming five) free to everyone who bought before 3 February 2027. Blueprints change; the price doesn't, and neither does your access.
No, and they never will be. Cisco's exam content is covered by an NDA, so reproducing it would be both illegal and useless — the questions change. Every question here is original writing in Cisco's format, testing the same objectives the blueprint lists.
Reply to your receipt email. Codes are issued per customer and recorded, so it can be re-sent.
No — one price for everyone, always. The alternative is a discount code that punishes the people who bought at full price, and a countdown that means nothing because the price never actually changes.
Open the trainer, do one module, and see whether it's the kind of thing you'd come back to tomorrow. The SCOR course runs in a free trial before you pay a penny.
Open the trainer →Free trial: the first two domains, no key needed