Now  what is the availbility of ccna regarding  job recruitment in india?
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It is a very tough question you asked my dear friend and for this reason i think no one gave any answer yet. So i suggest you to put your question in google or yahoo search engine and you will get many links for your answer. Try the followings :\n\nhttp://www.google.co.uk/ \n\nhttp://search.yahoo.com/
574122
first you have to take A+ for hardware cause it will help you when you Begin to take MCSE after that try CCNA
1148954
yeah MCSE's, or if you want to go networking it would be CCNA, CCNE, or if u want to start that the bottom there is compita A+, Network+ etc.
784849
If u are interested in networking, CCNA is best to start with. But CCNA alone can do no good. You have to complete all the exams of cisco(i.e. after CCNA there are 2-3 more exams). These courses are very hard and u have to shell out heavily from ur pocket. But completing cisco course will surely be a great addon to ur knowledge and can help ur career heavily
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First of all why do you want to do these courses:\n\n1. If you want to just know some concepts in networking then you can go for CCNA alone. It is normally a 1 month course and will cost you around 15000 ( including test ).\n\n2. If you are serious about a career in networtking then go for ccna first and then after completing it go for CCNP and MCSE.\nRemember, MCSE as 7 papers so the cost is also high and not all people can clear it, only people who are looking for networking career will do it.\n\nAll the best!
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Because India is a very challenging place, there is alot of dynamic young people with high degrees in every field.\nI'd suggest if you have experience to look in other countries such as Oman, Qatar that are nearby and they demand indian workforce.\nBest of luck.
518521
CCNA basically means Cisco Certified Network Associate. It covers totally the part of how to install and configure Cisco Routers and TCP/IP. The next step is CCNP. that is Cisco Certified Network Professionals. But u have to attend the course if u dont have basic knowledge.
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Hey pal,\n\nIn my opinion you can try Network Security or Artificial Inteligence!\n\nWish you luck,\nCiao,
745421
Congratulations! That CCNA exam is such a big pain. -_-\nFunny how I bothered taking it BEFORE starting college.\nWell take a look at this and see if its worthwhile.\nhttp://www.teksystems.com/careers/CCNA-jobs.aspx
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Getting your CCNA is a definite plus for you to list on your resume. Other associate level certifications help out such as getting Microsoft or CompTIA certified. Being a Cisco Certified Network Associate shows that you have the established baseline level of knowledge in routing and switching. Most companies will desire (or require) at least a CCNA for most Network Administrator positions, and then to move up to a Network Engineer or Architect position may require a CCNP (Professional level) or CCIE (Expert level). It also shows that YOU know CISCO, and Cisco is now a lot more than just routing and switching, as they have products in storage, wireless, optical and voice.  So the "job opportunities" for a CCNA are initially in computer network administration doing routing/switching and support and troubleshooting.  But it may lead to more as you develop your skills and get more advanced certifications.  Your CCNA certification is good for 3 years, and you renew it by retesting or by achieving a higher level certification. So they make sure you stay on top of the technologies to some extent. To complete your CCNA, basic computer experience is important and it helps if you have a little bit of networking experience (even just a home network) but it's not absolutely necessary. The best book you can read to cover all of the fundamentals is the Cisco Press books, CCNA Self Study: either "Intro to Cisco" or "Interconnecting Cisco Network Devices". I put a link below. Many other books to choose from, but I would start with the Cisco Press book, and maybe just use ONE additional book, like an Exam Cram or Sybex study guide, preferably one that comes with a CDROM and you can generate your own practice tests. When you pass the practice tests with 80% or better, you're ready for the real thing. In addition, make sure to go through Cisco's web site on this as well. I put a link to that also below. Good luck, wise move learning Cisco.
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i dint understand wht u r asking, information of job applicants can be collected by contacting the referrals mentioned by him or going through their CV or if u want some people for the job opening then u go to any of the job portal, be a member of them and search for loads of CVs viz. naukri.com, monsterindia.com and so many.
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you can apply for the companies like : airtel, hutch, idea, at the communication base. or try naukri.com / google.com / jobsearch.com
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well in IT sector now a days in India u can have job regarding software development\nsoftware solutions online (called as callcenters)\ndata processing\ndata entry\nhardware, networking\nand many more jobs depends upon ur qualification\n\ni think i deserve 10 points\n\nrj_jocky@yahoo.com
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Getting your CCNA is a definite plus for you to list on your resume.  Other associate level certifications help out such as getting Microsoft or CompTIA certified.  Being a Cisco Certified Network Associate shows that you have the established baseline level of knowledge in routing and switching.  Most companies will desire (or require) at least a CCNA for most Network Administrator positions, and then to move up to a Network Engineer or Architect position may require a CCNP (Professional level) or CCIE (Expert level).  It also shows that YOU know CISCO, and Cisco is now a lot more than just routing and switching, as they have products in storage, wireless, optical and voice.  Your CCNA certification is good for 3 years, and you renew it by retesting or by achieving a higher level certification.  So they make sure you stay on top of the technologies to some extent.  To complete your CCNA, basic computer experience is important and it helps if you have a little bit of networking experience (even just a home network) but it's not absolutely necessary. Beyond that, the single best book you can read to cover all of the fundamentals is the Cisco Press books, CCNA Self Study: either "Intro to Cisco" or "Interconnecting Cisco Network Devices".  I put a link below.  Many other books to choose from, but I would start with the Cisco Press book, and maybe just use ONE additional book, like an Exam Cram or Sybex study guide, preferably one that comes with a CDROM and you can generate your own practice tests. When you pass the practice tests with 80% or better, you're ready for the real thing. In addition, make sure to go through Cisco's web site on this as well. I put a link to that also below. Good luck, wise move learning Cisco.
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Just join some yahoo job groups , there are lot of website for fresher like www.freshersworld.com (if u r frm india) and try hard ... don't sit at home just keep reading tech related books ... u'll get it ... Best of Luck
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congrats does hariyana have a NIT Quota?if it has then no problem for u.otherwise dont worry there is a seat in any of the NITs.however the courses might not be that good.u might not get courses like IT,computer etc \n\nmy question is not getting any reply.\nin AIEEE 2006 ,i have got 273rd rank in the state(Tamil Nadu) and 17704th All India rank.\ndo i have any chance of getting in?\nplease reply with all the info u know.\nlike wat course i might get etc.\nramthegreatcv@yahoo.com
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mishukishu is very right, theres no shortcut to success and theres no replacement to hard work.\n\nThe purpose if gettin a CCNA certificate is to achieve the level of knowledge that the certificate aims at.\n\n Even if you manage to get the certificate with some fast channels, you may not be able to compete with the expectation off a CCNA. \n\nSo, its best to study, prepare and then GO 4 IT!!\n\nAll the BEST!!