since you posted this a couple of times i want to give you an answer, but what is your question?

"My query is cant a person by attending & learning CEH bootcamp training, pass certification ? , OR Training camp are misguiding me?"


isnt training camp a bootcamp style teaching facility?  or are you asking if you absolutely need to take their Security+ course first? 

really only you can answer the question if you need the security+ course.  take a look at the objectives and see if you know the material or not.  Security+ level knowledge most consider to be the minimal level you need to get into security stuff which is why most people recommend taking it if the provider or the customer is unsure of where they stand knowledge-wise.

the other part of  your question is "cant a person by attending & learning CEH bootcamp training, pass certification".  yes of course, i can give you the questions and in one day have you ready to take the test, that doesnt mean you know anything about security though...

you'll need to evaluate your own skill level to really answer your question.  self study is always doable if $$$ is the issue and their are other training providers that teach it different  ways 

hope that helps.  if you maybe narrow down your question, i'll try to help you out.

I believe I understand what you are asking. As a newbie I have been researching trying to find out what I can do before I finish my degree to get a head start. In researching I have looked at a lot of certifications.
That being said it is my understanding that anyone can attend the CEH boot. However if you would like to self-study and take the exam then EC requires you to have 2 years security XP. EC recommends that if you actually wish to get certified that you be Security+ certified first. It is not however to my knowledge required, I see a number of people CEH certed w/o Sec+. One of my friends only cert is CISSP.
I hope that this answers your question and that I have not mispoken. I have not spoken to a EC rep, I have only looked online, but this is my understanding.