I can study in MSc more related about computer hardware and certificated course like MCSE, Cisco,?
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I am not sure, whether you can study MCSE or CCNA in MSc. But many Hardware & Networking institutions are there. You can do deploma in such institutions. Like Jetking Infotrain ltd. You can do MCSE, CCNA, Red Hat Linux courses as well as online exams.
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Great another idiot cheating his way to certifications! I guess thats one less job for a person who actually understands the technology! Go for the whole thing with cheating dummuy MCSE is soon to become useless because of people like you! I scored a 954 on that one without a cheat it isn't even that hard thats why i think this is hilarious ha ha ha!
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I will try to answer this...\n\nI am a SYS Admin and I have found it very use full to know and to learn many aspects of the field. I can do some programming, build PCs/servers, setup networks (wireless and wired using cat 5 and fiber optics) configuring routers, learning phone systems and learning whatever I can about the Operating Systems (server and client) and the software they run. I do not know all there is to know about the DB Admin part but I am learning about that now. \n\nthe reasons for this is not necessary, it is just better to do so to make you a well rounded sys admin, it also helps you to make the good money...\n\nNow I am not MCSE certified, but I do have my CCNA, Network + and MSCDT, I am working on my MCSE.\n\nJust my 2 cents... hope it helps..
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The tests are tough. Networking experience may or may not be a +. The questions are tricky and built around "Microsoft MOD curriculum" If you know the answers 'BILL' wants you'll do fine, if you know networking in any other form you probably will not pass. Best bet is buy one of the MCSE study preps & memorize it. The Official MOD is available from MS and has all of the answers the way they want them.\nYou don't say where you are so it's hard to guess how much it costs to test. Again try MS  for better info.
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http://portal.aauj.edu/portal_resources/downloads.jsp\nhttp://www.anwarica.com/books/search.php?search=MCSE\n\nu can get a lot by searching other than these..
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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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try bromley,greenwhich,lewisham  the course COMPUTER systems engineerig
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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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If you take CCNA, that is basic and you take CCNP. if you take MCSE, better take it till MCIE. this is the highest, you have or received certificate and ID , certified by BILL GATES himself.
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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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MCSA means Microsoft certified system administrator,\nMCSE means Microsoft certified system Enginner.\nwhat u think about difference between a system administrator and a system engineer.\nMCSE have 7 papers. but mcsa have only 4 of them, so there are 3 extra papers for MCSE.
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I would suggest you go for course in CCNA. Its a nice one and industry oriented. Recently a friend of mine in India did this course and no sooner he wrote the exam than an MNC picked him up!
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http://www.lilligren.com/mcse/\nhttp://www.learnthat.com/certification/learn-430-windows_cp_mcse_practice_exam.htm good luck
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it will definitely help, but you also should also get at least a couple MCP's or other cert's, like citrix administration, security, lotus notes, linux, etc.\nwith what you have, you should get a job at a help desk to start.
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Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) - link 1\nMicrosoft Certified Professional (MCP) - link 2, 3\nMicrosoft Certified Systems Administrator (MCSA) - link 3\n\nYou know far more about you know that do I, so I'd tell you to figure out which certifications most closely resemble what you've learned or what you'd like to do, and try to obtain those.
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You can visit this site for all information about the MCSE exams and anther exams.\nwww.testking.com
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The best is to get your MCSA/MCSE. MCSA trains you to become a network administrator. MCSE is to be a network engineer.\n\nCompTia is strictly for network security.