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Is it right to do CCNA after B.Tech?

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Asked by Nashra
Sunil Soni
9 years ago
CCNA is a good and must certification for Networking Engineering job. It is the best recognised certifications in the field of network engineering. With increased focus on Remote Infrastructure Management in Indian IT industry there are good opportunities for CCNN professionals.

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AKHILESH SHUKLA
9 years ago
M.Sc-Manorama School of Communication
MIT-Modi Institute of Technology
KU-Kota University
GPGC-Government Post Graduation College
MAIIT-Maharishi Arvind International Institute of Technology

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avinash mourya
9 years ago
Yes, she can apply because they taught it in the first year, but she needs to work hard more than who chose mathematics.

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avinash mourya
9 years ago
Hello Mayank,
Yes, you can get admission in BCA after completing BCA after completing class 12th with commerce. You just need to score a minimum of 50%.

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mohsin khan
9 years ago
JECRC is the best option. Jaipur National University is fake. There are no placements.

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S
9 years ago
MCA is a good option.

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