Many people ask: “I want to get into the 5G industry and take Huawei 5G certification, but I’m afraid it’s too difficult. Is it really that hard?”Huawei 5G certification is divided into three levels: HCIA-5G (Beginner), HCIP-5G (Intermediate), HCIE-5G (Advanced). The difficulty increases with each level, from “entry-level knowledge” to “real-world experience required.”The learning experience varies depending on your background.

 
1. Beginner Level: HCIA-5G – Can a novice handle it?

HCIA-5G is the entry point of Huawei 5G certification. It aims to help newcomers understand basic 5G logic, and the difficulty is low. Even zero-background learners can complete it with consistent study.

 
Learning Content: Basic concepts + simple understanding
5G Basic Concepts: Three application scenarios – eMBB (4K video), uRLLC (industrial control), mMTC (IoT)
5G Network Architecture: Core network (SA architecture, AMF, SMF), Access network (NR base stations) functions
5G Key Technologies: Introduction to Massive MIMO, ultra-dense networks
Huawei 5G Products: Core network equipment and base station deployment basics

Dumps Support:
Covers all HCIA-5G knowledge points
Includes memory questions + understanding-based questions for fast recall
Helps learners quickly identify weak areas

Exam:
Duration: 90 min, 1000-point scale, passing ≥600
Question Types: single choice, multiple choice, true/false
Focus: basic concepts + understanding
Pass Rate: ~80%
 
Conclusion: HCIA-5G is beginner-friendly. With daily 1–2 hours of study, one month is usually enough to pass.
 
2.Intermediate Level: HCIP-5G – Is prior knowledge required?
 
HCIP-5G targets learners who want to deploy, optimize, and troubleshoot 5G networks independently. Difficulty is moderate; prior knowledge (HCIA-5G or ~1 year telecom experience) is recommended.
 
Learning Content: Practical logic + scenario application
Network Deployment: NR cell planning (frequency selection, coverage calculation)
Service Configuration: VoNR, QoS for data services
Network Optimization: Adjust antenna tilt, optimize scheduling, monitor RSRP, SINR
Basic Troubleshooting: Signal → Config → Transmission logical approach
 

Dumps Support:
Includes scenario-based questions (e.g., “Optimize city 5G network speed”)
Focuses on applied skills, helps learners practice problem-solving logic
Provides timed mock exams
 

Exam:
Duration: 90 min, 1000-point scale, passing ≥600
Question Types: single choice, multiple choice, scenario-based questions
Focus: technical application ability
 
Conclusion: HCIP-5G requires some background. Learners with HCIA or telecom experience find it easier. Suggested preparation: ~3 months.
 
3. Advanced Level: HCIE-5G – How difficult?
 
HCIE-5G is the “top-level” Huawei 5G certification, for designing large-scale 5G networks and solving complex issues. Difficulty is high; suitable for engineers with 3+ years core network or RAN experience.
 
Learning Content: Architecture design + complex troubleshooting
Complex Network Design: Cross-region core network, 5G/4G integration
Advanced 5G Applications: Private networks for industrial uRLLC, MEC deployment
Troubleshooting: Multi-problem scenarios (e.g., transmission failure + misconfiguration)
 

Dumps Support:
Includes deep theoretical questions
Simulation-style complex troubleshooting exercises

 
Exam:
Written Exam: advanced theory, flexible questions
Lab Exam: 8 hours on real equipment or simulator
5h network deployment
2h troubleshooting
1h performance optimization
 
Conclusion: HCIE-5G is difficult; practical experience is crucial.Multi-layered faults in labs require fast problem-solving.
 
4.Preparation Recommendations by Background
 
Zero-background / new to 5G,HCIA-5G ,1 month, learn basic concepts via dumps practice
1 year telecom / 5G foundation,HCIP-5G,3 months, focus on scenario-based dumps exercises
Senior 5G engineer / aspiring architect ,HCIE-5G,complex troubleshooting dumps
Tip: Using Huawei-authorized dumps can accelerate learning, provide exam-style exercises, and improve practical understanding of technology scenarios.
 
Summary
The difficulty of Huawei 5G certification depends on your target level:
HCIA: Entry-level, easy for beginners
HCIP: Intermediate, requires some knowledge or experience
HCIE: Advanced, needs real-world experience and strong technical foundation
Start with HCIA-5G to test the waters. If you can grasp it, move to HCIP; if not, you still gain basic understanding—better than hesitating without action.

Key: Focus on dumps practice at every level to consolidate knowledge, simulate exams, and master both concepts and application skills.

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