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6 years agoScholar-Level 16
CCNA CCNP and CCIE are certifications offered by CISCO. To get Cisco certified, you need to take courses from an Institute /Network professional or Self-study. CCNA is the first block to get into Cisco certification. Gradually you will be eligible for CCNP and CCIE. CCNA comes with ICND1 and ICND2 paper. Duration: approximately 30 Hours. Recommended skills: Basic understanding of computer functions (email, web browser, etc.). Certification is valid up to 3 years.
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6 years agoScholar-Level 16
The moment your resume has a CCNA certification course by an authorized Cisco learning center such as Jetking, the best multinational companies would be glad to have you on-board. As a CCNA candidate, you would get a job faster than any other individual. Those who specialize in the various courses offered by CCNA have better job opportunities. The industry requirement for CCNA certified people has increased. Today, recruiters are looking for competent individuals who have an edge over others. They seek those certified networking professionals who have an advanced knowledge of protocols. Once you receive this high-grade recogni
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6 years agoScholar-Level 16
In my opinion, if you pass CCNA you have a good chance of becoming a field technician, say you have a good score in engineering degree and have none of these certifications, you can still end up as a programmer in good companies. These certifications are good to have, CCIE being one of the toughest and ranks higher in this ladder will even make you a designer for major networks that are the backbone of the internet. It is not necessary to acquire these certifications if you want to be a programmer (it is good to have them though). If you want to design a network, troubleshoot network, act as a consultant in a networking compan
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6 years agoScholar-Level 16
Becoming CCNA certified is a distinctive first step toward a rewarding career as a network administrator or engineer. Many IT companies are looking out for the CCNA professionals in their companies mainly in IT developing countries like India, Nigeria, USA, Dubai, Angola, Algeria, Australia and UK. Being a CCNA certified, he/she can be designated as System Engineer (Computer Networking/ IT), Technical Support Engineer, Desktop / Network Support Engineer, Network Administrator, Network Engineers, Network Security Associate and other Job roles in IT sector.
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