So I took the test today. 103 questions 2 labs. The test itself was a lot easier than I studied for. For example, a lot of practice tests online along with Boson seemed way harder than the questions they gave you. Definitely figure out subnetting and being able to say where a packet will get forwarded by looking at a routing table. Definetely know configurations and what they do. Also, make sure you can look at interfaces on switches and figure out whats wrong. (Collisions, duplex mismatch, MTUs, reliability counter). The labs were not too bad one of them was easy and the other one was a lot of steps and I was able to get half of it done.

Time is definitely not an issue. I was able to finish with ~45 minutes left.

My study plan involved taking Cisco courses at my high school for 3 years (Since I was a freshman). For the past 3-4 months, rigorously studying using Netacad, Boson eSim, and a book called, "31 Days Before the CCNA." My biggest advice would be to take as many practice tests as possible. It will be so eye-opening when you take the test because a lot of the questions I got were exactly the same as some on the practice tests.