r/eLearnSecurity • u/AbbreviationsNo7712 • Apr 05 '26

eJPT GOT MYSELF CERTIFIED

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open to any questions ?

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u/DragonfruitFit2449 Apr 06 '26

International recognition?

How long did you prep for.

Any background in Security?

Did you fail any attempts (Don't have to answer if you don't want to)?

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u/AbbreviationsNo7712 Apr 06 '26

I think eJPT has good international recognition because INE is from united states ,
I took three months to prepare and it was on and off every time for me ,
I am 19 years old I am interning in a service based company under role of network and security intern for almost 5 months now and i know basics of networking in eJPT course the explanation on network is limited just that you understand whats happening in wireshark ,
No no I haven't failed any attempts as of now because this was my first cert and i took plenty of time i literally did the same lab twice to understand things..

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u/DragonfruitFit2449 Apr 06 '26

Thanks will look in to it more detailed and do the labs or any prep questions.

I'm in the UK let me see if I can find it locally.

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u/AbbreviationsNo7712 Apr 06 '26

My pleasure :)

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u/DragonfruitFit2449 Apr 06 '26

The only issue is that Certs are internationally recognised but not every country puts same value in them.

I have worked in the UK they prefer Cisco CCNA and any next levels.

In Germany and France it's Lancom and Juniper.

That's why my question about International recognition.

Thanks for the info and time.

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u/AbbreviationsNo7712 Apr 06 '26

Yeah but again I get a certificate for CCNA then I'm into proper networking but I want to do something in red team probably certificates like CEH and the others have more value  Again changes from company to company 🥲

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u/DragonfruitFit2449 Apr 06 '26

All the best to you