I would focus heavily on the Routing. The time and effort you put in to the routing topics will make it easier for you to apply it to the other tests such as the Support exam.. or if you decide to go for your CCIE down the road.. Knowing the ins and outs now, will make it easier to spot the tricks later.. and believe me there are a lot of tricks Cisco will throw at you with extremely vague scenarios. After all, you will get many questions that will rely on a basic understanding of routing protocols even if it does not correlate to the routing test. Really focus on the questions they ask, you'd be suprised how a one syllable word can change the answer completely.
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