Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

Most important to note about both of these certifications is that you're expected to already have proficiency in the areas of study they represent before you attempt to certify. They document your knowledge of vastly different technologies, so depending on what you already have knowledge of, you'll want to select accordingly when constructing your certification plan.
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 (and growing regularly) 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. Which CCNA (or CCNAs, if you elect to get several) you choose to acquire should be based on what you know and what you're interested in. Like the Microsoft exams, any of the CCNAs require experience with the product, and in this case, I'd recommend extensive experience with the products, and an encyclopedic knowledge of subnet math before attempting any of them. All of the Cisco exams assume the student has the ability to do subnets (I.e. binary math) in their heads or with limited note-space, and will ask questions that you can't possibly answer correctly (without guessing) if you don't know how to calculate subnets in relatively short order.
Whichever you choose to pursue, make sure you have access to an adequate lab, have the official curriculum for the exam, and a good study guide to work through.

Let me understand your purpose behind asking this question since both the certifications are not in the same domain. While CCNA is an entry level Certification in Networking, OCJP (which used to be SCJP or JCP back in the late 90s.) is a decent Java programming certification. With OCJP you can get a decent job as a programmer with any small to medium sized organization. However, I can't say the same with confidence about CCNA.
Since both certifications are in completely non-related domains, it is really hard to compare both. What exactly is your purpose or intention? What is your ultimate goal? What do you believe you are good at & most importantly, interested in, viz. networking or programming? If problem-solving is your thing, I'd say go for OCJP, but if you are thrilled to work with routers & switches, go for CCNA. Make sure you don't stop after CCNA. You will have to upgrade to CCNP & then later on CCIE.

1. Web Designing –
Web designing is a great opportunity for those who want to work independently. Web designing courses deal with various elements of making and maintaining a site. It consists of learning coding languages like HTML, PHP, JavaScript, etc. There are many private institutes that offer such course. One of the notable institutes is Arena group of institutes.
2. VFX and Animation
These courses deal with topics like visual effects, animation, 3D technology, graphics etc. Earlier, this course had few takers. But with the increased demand for VFX and Animation professionals, this course has become popular once again. Again, there are a number of good quality private institutes that offer animation course. One of the best among them is Arena Multimedia. The fees vary from institute to institute.
3. Hardware and Networking courses
Many Indian students are well aware of these courses. Their advertisement keeps appearing on Newspaper and TV every now and then. As they promise, these courses guarantee jobs. When it comes to computer hardware and networking, the most popular institute is Jetking. They have a good placement record. They offer a variety of courses- long and short term. Bright students may also avail scholarships at Jetking.

Earn a degree in software engineering or equivalent discipline. Most software engineer positions require a Bachelor's degree. Majoring in software engineering will provide the most useful background for designing and perfecting software in the corporate world. Computer science is another good choice, although its more theoretical approach is best suited for future graduate students and R&D work.
If you're still in grade school, you can give yourself a huge head start by teaching yourself. You can start with languages like C, C+, JAVA, UNIX and Shell Scripting.
Seek an internship-
Many software engineer students work as interns while they complete their studies. This can be an excellent way to gain hands-on training and network with potential employers.
Start working-
Check job search websites regularly. Create a profile and post your resume to professional sites and use them for networking as well as job applications.

Oracle DBA certification is an exam for different level OCA, OCP and OCM. And passing each exam is really challenging and after each level, challenge gets doubled. Many students want to get these certificate from Oracle, so that they really prepare for the exam. Here are few best books for preparing Oracle DBA Different level exam:
1. Oracle Database 12c OCA Study Guide book By Biju Thomas. This book is published by John Wiley & sons and contains 1300 pages. This is all in one study guide book for exam and carries updated syllabus of OCA.
2. Oracle Database 12c Exam Guide by Matthew Morris. The book is published by ODB Press.
3. OCP Upgrade to Oracle Database 12c book By Sam R. Alapati. This book is published by McGraw hill Education having 600 pages. This book contains 170+ practical exam paper for practice. This book is especially for OCP Level Exam.
4. OCM Oracle Database Administrator certified Master Exam Guide book by Nilesh Kakkad Who is also OCM certified. Book is published by Prudent Solutions LLC and contains 500 pages. Book is especially for OCM exam. This book is the study of practical guide that will help in pertinent use of Oracle products during 48 hours of Practical.