CCNA

Hi Reshu,
I am assuming that you are asking me the range of starting salaries for ccna and ccnp in India. The starting salaries may vary to some extent depending on your location, your original graduation and the hiring company. An engineering degree would pay higher than a computer science degree which would pay higher than an information systems degree, at least generally speaking.
Salary is a function of various factors - i.e. (i) the institute where you have completed your B.Tech + M.Tech. e.g. a graduate from a top institute will command a higher salary. (ii) Your work experience - organization and type of work profile (iii) city - a metropolitan city will have higher salaries as compared to smaller cities and towns. (iv) Your current organization - i.e. where you will be joining - an MNC usually has higher salaries as compared to other organizations. (v) Your work profile i.e. Manager/ AVP, etc. Thus one cannot allocate a figure.
You can check more information on salaries at www.payscale.com.
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Hi Lovey,
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Here are some of the common free CCNA study material links all in one place. If others know of some additional free resources, please add to the list and maybe we can have one long list created.
Workbooks/Study Guides
Free CCNA Workbook free CCNA lab workbook and practice exam
Free CCNA Study Guide - Free CCNA Study Guide free CCNA study guide
Free Cisco CCNA Exam Cert Guide free bootcamp style CCNA study guide
Page on routeralley.com free printable CCNA study guide
Videos (just go to youtube and search CCNA for more)
Chris Bryant Chris Bryant CCNA free videos
CertificationKits a Ciscokits CCNA free videos
Keith Barker Keith Barker CCNA free videos
Free Practice Exams
Practice Exams - CCNA - TechExams.net Free Practice exam (must register on site)
Free CCENT CCNA and subnetting questions Free CCENT practice exam
CCNA Games and CCNA Free Exams Free practice exams and games
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Hi Lovey,
An MCITP (Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional) focuses on any of several Microsoft server systems technologies, and documents knowledge of those products and their application in a business IT environment. The entry level MCITP focuses on Windows Server and Active Directory (and related, commonly installed tools,) but there are several MCITP options that include Exchange Server, SQL Server, and Sharepoint, to name just a few. The difficulty of these exams varies widely, and your actual knowledge of the products will also play a role in how difficult you perceive these exams to be. In general, the more experience you have with the actual product the easier they will seem.
CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate) focuses on networking concepts like OSI model, subnet math, Ethernet switching, routing, and a basic introduction to routing protocols and would be appropriate for a network admin with a couple years of experience who wanted to demonstrate proficiency in those areas. Relatively recently, many new CCNA options have been added, with the "classic" CCNA having been renamed to "CCNA: Routing & Switching." There are also security and voice CCNA options, which, obviously, focus on network security and IP telephony.
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Hi Vishnu,
There are two different ways of looking at this. The first is from a personal perspective. Passing the CCNA is not as easy as it once was. The breadth of topics covered is substantial and some of the material is fairly dated. You end up having to learn and memorize a tremendous amount of material. I passed comfortably the first time I took it but I put a lot of work in up front to get that result. I'm working on my CCNP now and while it isn't going to be trivial I'm not nearly as worried. Cisco's current CCNP exam is much better organized and focused than the CCNA which makes it easier to tackle.
As others have noted, you have to pass the CCNA to move on to the other exams. You'll get a decent foundation in networking from the CCNA and if you can pass that exam then the CCNP should be very doable.
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