after mcs how i become network engineer?
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The best start towards this goal is to study for and receive Ciso Certifications.\nThe first test you'll need to study for is the CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Assocaite).\n\nNext would be CCNP (Professional).\n\nThen go to the "design path", CCDA (Design Associate), CCDP (Professional).\n\nThere are lot of ELECTIVE certifications for any area in networking that you'd like to specialize in (for example, I specialize in Wirelss Networking).\n\nThe ultimate cert is the CCIE (Cisco Certifed Internetworking Expert) which is very tough to pass, has both a written exam and a LAB.\n\nMost of the study material for this is available on the Internet or you can purchase books on the topic.\n\nI highly recommend that you have a "lab" environment to get "hands on" experience.\n\nAfter receiving your CCNA, a lot of companies will be interested in hiring you into their Network Organization.\n\nGood Luck, Networking is a very exciting and rewarding career field :)
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Is CSQA popular? I think SCJA/SCJP/SCJD would be more popular...\n\nWell... any certification should be useful !\n\nP.S. I do have Network+ and CCNA
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http://technology.monster.com/articles/networkengineer/\n\nGood luck to you!
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If you are looking for a job, the best place is to check with Wipro. They have a programs titled WASE where they taken in lot of BSc graduates and then put them on Job by providing stipend for three-four years. During this time, you will also study and MS (from BITS, Pilani) and would be funded by Wipro. This way you get experience, Money and also Degree.
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The Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) credential is the premier certification for professionals who analyze the business requirements and design and implement the infrastructure for business solutions based on the Microsoft Windows 2000 platform and Microsoft Windows Server System. Implementation responsibilities include installing, configuring, and troubleshooting network systems. Learn more about MCSE job functions by reading the MCSE Job Task Analysis (Microsoft Word 925 KB).
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http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos042.htm\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_network_operating_system\n\nNetwork Engineers\nNetwork engineers build and maintain a company's "back-end" (or behind-the-scenes) technology. They design local-area networks (LANs) for communication within the company and wide-area networks (WANs) to support Internet connections. As a network engineer, you will make sure that all the workstations, hubs, servers, routers, and switches work. You will also spend a significant amount of time responding to emergencies, such as hacker attacks or virus threats, and fielding computer-related questions from other employees.\n\nNetwork Technicians\nNetwork technicians serve many of the same functions as network engineers, but their focus is more likely to be on computer support, installation, and repair than on designing or building systems. As a network technician, you'll get lots of hands-on experience with routers, switches, hubs, modems, and other networking equipment. You might also help set up a user workstation, provide training to someone using the network for the first time, or install and configure a print server. Sometimes people who do the work described here are called network systems administrators.
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MCSE, CCNA, CISSP, the list goes on and on just type in Google Computer certifications or network certifications something like that
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dude, a CCNP (Cisco Certified Network Engineer) is NOT the same as a CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate).\n\nsince you're a CCNA, you're target job would be a support technician or a level-1 helpdesk for an I.T. company or a customer-support resource & management firm better known as a call center.\n\ntaking you're certification to the next level (CCNP) is also a good idea  =)
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as u have already mentioned that u r a Netwrok Engg. So u shld try to do Cisco certification like, CCNA,CCNP and CCIE and upgrade ur skills. There r lots of co. in Chandigarh who requires Network Professionals. there is better chance for u. if ur confident in ur field sometimes ur co. will sponser u for ur certification. so go out chk out gud institute.
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They can do multiple things, they could be network admins, network designers, network consultants.  Chances of getting a job with just certifications are ok but would be much better if you added some secondary education like a community college or 4year university would be better.  Don't stop just at the smaller certifications.  If you want a good job try stepping up to the Cisco CCIE, Linux RH, or even try some HP server certifications.
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Computer System & Networking will give you a good understanding of computer hardware and computer networking. You will know how to trouble shoot hardware, software, and network related problems. However, if you would really like to learn about all the inner workingsof a computer and how they inner relate to one another then I would suggest pursuing something in Computer Science or Computer Engineering. In my personal opinion this would be a better choice.
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I say go straight for CCNP, if you wait too long you may forget some of the finer points of how to configure a router etc.\n\nThat is unless you are using your certification in the industry already.
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get a degree in any of the following: computer science, mis (management information systems), computer engineering, electronics & communication engineering. or basically, you need to be able to understand how programs work and how they are applied to real-world problems. knowledge on different operating systems is also a big plus.\n\nhope this helps...
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how to become a mechanical engineer
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First Follow a course in A+ hardware software, then follow a course in ccna.
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Join the Merchant Navy as a Systems Engineer. Try Maersk, P&O, Holland America or my company RFA
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Find this it yourself if you want to then only you can hit the top (In any field). \n\nGo around work place checking requirement in your area and not over Internet as reality are different for each country and also cities.\n\nGist from my side\nTechnically speaking Degree is must (MCA) and MCSE\n\nWorking hour: minimum 8 hours extra always there (Depends on job profile)\n\nAppreciation is nearly missing for the work.\n\nGetting increments is difficult as compared to programming.\nIf club networking and programming skils then it is pay time.\n\nWell do find in local market that what counts.