2 years time table to become Ethical Hacking

 First Year:

Months 1 through 3: Basic Education

Spend three to five hours a day learning the fundamentals of computers, networking, and programming languages.

Finish online lessons or courses at sites like Codecademy, Udemy, or Coursera.

Periods 4-6: Basics of Cybersecurity

Invest four to six hours a day studying cybersecurity principles.

Enroll in courses that address system management, network security, and cryptography.

Introduction to Ethical Hacking, Months 7-9

Spend five to seven hours a day using ethical hacking techniques and resources.

Take part in hands-on activities in a lab setting with fundamental hacking tools.

Year Two:

Months 10–12: Ethical Hacking in Intermediate

Expand to 6–8 hours a day using advanced ethical hacking methods.

Put your expertise to use by joining Capture the Flag (CTF) tournaments.

Months 13–18: Expertise and Accreditations

Spend six to eight hours a day using sophisticated hacking tools and tactics.

Get ready to pass certification exams for CompTIA Security+, OSCP, and CEH. Set aside dedicated study time for them.

Periods 19–24: Useful Implementation and Networking

Practice your talents in a realistic setting for four to six hours per day.

Participate in bug bounty schemes, offer assistance to open-source security initiatives, and establish connections with industry experts.