CCNA

If you wish to join networking then I will suggest you to go for CCNA but CCNA after B.Com will not pay you much. I recommend you to go for MCA or any other software related course first to bring sync between your degree and your work profile.

According to me, software engineers get the highest salary in India.

There is no official qualification requirements for doing CCNA certification. However, most of the Indian IT companies prefers graduates for role of network engineer.

Hi,
CCNA (ICND1 & ICND2) would cost $300. If you want to take tuition then it should come around 8k.

Hi,
CCNA and CCNP courses are relating to Network administration and manage. Whereas, CCIE is purely security oriented course. As far as benefit is concerned, all of these courses are in demand but CCIE has got better prospects.
From my practical experience, if you want to settle your career as a security professional still you need to have some knowledge of networking. Hence, I would suggest to go for CCNA first, you may move on CCIE.

Hi,
CCNA is a professional certification course which is just a start. You may pursue CCNA and later on, you can choose CCNP as an advance stage.

Hi Shri,
Without CCNA or CCNP certifications, it will be hard to get a job in networking field after completing B.Tech. If you don't want to do CCNA certifications, then the best option for you is to join a networking company after completing B.Tech, either as an intern or if you get a full time job, which would be great.

If you are picked up in campus placement by Indian IT companies with Remote Infrastructure Management vertical, you may able to work as Network engineer without certification based on your B.Tech CSE degree but finding NE job directly without certifications may be difficult. It will be good to seek network certifications for your long term career growth in industry.

Hi,
Mentioned below are some of the good institutes in Hyderabad:
CMS IT SERVICES Pvt. Ltd.
Shree Sai Technologies
Zoom Technologies
Edezine Associates