I just graduated in computer hardware,which course should i choose between MCSE and CISCO ?
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Anyone that sutes u\nif are interseted in the networking side go for CISCO\nif want to become a system admin go for MCSE
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Why don't you join CISCO systems, IT Essential 1 hardware and software? They have good training labs for such things..
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Doesnt matter where the location is, companies still need MSCE's and CCNA's.  I wouldnt stop at those certifications though, continue on with Cisco certifications.
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First Follow a course in A+ hardware software, then follow a course in ccna.
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you need to work on step , but the first is the MCSE then the MSCD , but if you looking for a network carrer try the CCNA with the MSCE as CCNA talk more about the hardware and MCSE more about the software , you need both .
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Search for CCNA or cisco on yahoo groups. I got one from them
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the best certification to get is the CCIE\n\nCisco CCIE is the worldwide doctorate of networking\n\nbut anything below it and above the CCNA will make you a proven asset that all employers will want... \n\nbut it will take years till you get to the CCIE level and the exam is really costly.\n\ngood luck\n\nsalaries start at $102,000 \n\nhttp://www.cramsession.com/articles/get-article.asp?aid=925
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Goto\n\nhttp://certification.about.com/cs/sampletests/a/mcse70290.htm
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If you took your CCNA online through Accademy Connect, make sure you took the voucher tests. Being that you have no background it will probably be better to take the two test version. I Will be taking my second, in about a week. My professor, whos is also the Dean for the information division is a very intelligent teacher and through his guidance has proved that it is better to take the two version because it breaks it down a lil better making it easier to study for.
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The rumor in Silicon Valley is that there is a second boom going on.  The trend in the US is to outsource a lot of technology work, so you may find that opportunities for MCSE and especially Cisco-certified people are exploding.\n\nNote that your degree work and certificate tracks are two separate things.  It is possible to get work as a certified MCSE/CCNA WITHOUT having a college degree.  It's also possible that no matter how many degrees you have, you may not be able to get work if you aren't certified.  Universities have not quite gotten all their stories straight, so majors may differ from university to university.  Most will discuss Information Technology and Networking for those looking to use their MCSE and Cisco certs.\n\nOn the other hand, large sectors of the market are switching to Linux because it has no licensing requirements.  Much of South and Central America has already made the switch.  Europe is on the fence (about 50%/50%).  Asia has not faced this problem yet because there is such a high degree of piracy.  When intellectual property rights become a big issue, there will either be a large scuffle to get qualified people, or there will be a large scuffle to switch to Linux.\n\nEither way, you can't go wrong!
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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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very tough question. u'll have to study hell lot of books. u can start off with tannenbaum and end with CCNA material
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depends on what you want. a sys admin is never only unix so you have to know windows mac linux unix cisco router configs. its a challenging job but i like it. makes massive money. never been an IC engineer but the engineers i know are making decent money and seem to like it. then again so are the accountants i know so i guess decided how big you want your house how fast you want your car and what you want to do with your life then find out what works best for you. sys admin works best for me
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CCNA is the best entry level certification. It is a very fundamental certification unlike other vendor proprietary certifications.\n\nGo Ahead and do this certification, you should not have any regret.
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You have to decide which way you want to go.\n\nIf you want to go for System Admin or Network Admin then start study from A+ to MCSE/RHCE/Sun Solaries.Take only one OS (As per my suggetion) & make your self "GURU".\nOr if you want to go Network Engineering then go for CISCO/Nortel training.
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no they are complete waste of time and money. if you want to be an it pro you should study MCSE or somthing like that instead. most of the stuff you learn in A+ is common sense and can be self taught. N+ is better as it is much more useful. \nIf you are planning to do a course take something that can actually give you a job at the end of the day, like the new MCSE certification from microsoft!
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CCNA - Certified Cisco Network Associate\nCan install, configure, and operate LAN, WAN and dial access services for small networks (up to 100 nodes). There is 1 exam for certification.\n\nSystems Administration "sysadmin" - Is responsible for running technically advanced information systems or some aspect of them. They often deal with the setup and maintenance of computers and networks. Assists with Technical Support problems/issues and issues by spotting reoccurring issues and devising a solution to prevent them.\n\nThere are many different certifications that would be based on what your needs are:\n(MCSA) Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator \n\nLinux systems, there are three common certification programs: LPI, RHCE and Linux+. Administrators of systems in certain fields using specialized software may also be required to have experience or have received certification. \n\nSun Certified System Administrator for the Solaris Operating System (Sun offers certifications for the Solaris 8, 9 and 10 OS, each consisting of two exams)   \n\nThe list goes on ...\nLook here for more detailed info:\nhttp://www.cert.org/