Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

A Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) manages local area networks (LAN) and wide area networks (WAN) that use Cisco routers and switches. This can involve setting up network hardware and configure network devices. CCNA responsibility also includes Network security. At the start of career you will be employed on network devices monitoring. CCNA also identify and solve issues that affect network performance, which can require unusual work hours and overtime. At the start of your career you may have to work in shifts. CCNA will require continuing education and training in order to maintain certification and pursue more advanced Cisco credentials.

Now a days one must have to choose the line where he/she wants to make the career in IT lines. Here are some specialized job requirement in the Industry like System Admin, Network Admin, Security Admin, Database Admin, Virtualization Admin, Data center Admin, Web Developer, Internet Security Specialist, Software Developer and many more. These looks to be very high profile Job. If a person start career from this level Money no issue for him. As the experience grows Salary grows exponentially.
There are some International Certifications which get embossed on the degree as well. like MCSE, MCITP, MCSD, (Microsoft), RHCSA, RHCE, RHCSS, RHCVA, RHCA, RHDBA, (Red Hat Linux), CCNA, CCNP, CCSP, CCIE (Cisco Systems) OCP, DBA (Oracle), SCJP (JAVA), SCSA (Sun Microsystem) and many more.

My dear Raw materials are very cheep but once it become Finished Product it became Costly. But Finished Products also 2 type one is on the Showroom and One on the Footpath. Which kind of product u would like to be. Showroom products looks costly but sale out more costly. They must have to gone through some quality testing. So only Finished and Tested product comes in the market and get good values. So what r u looking for?
You know why ur resume will not get shortlisted, because u don't have any specializations on ur resume. In the army Major/Colonel can be identified by the stars they have on their shoulder not by the uniform. So getting a degree mean u got the uniform but not the Stars as a specialized person. So better try to get some Global Certifications according to ur area of interest and do the job in ur interested area not just like get selected in a mob.

Simultaneously with ur MCA get hands on with C on Linux, C+ on Linux, JAVA on Linux, PHP on Linux MySQL Database, Oracle Database as well. Cos Most of the Solutions now a days r Network Solutions and Linux is most popular in Network solutions. If u get certified with RHCE which will give u Linux Administration knowledge+hands on practical experience & PHP & MySQL combination for Web Development will be ultimate. If u r not looking for getting degree only then u can directly go for Certifications only and get much early JOB. First u decide in which line u wanted to work in IT line. U must have to get certified according with latest industry trends.cos Degree will provide theoretical based knowledge according to their syllabus only. But Industry runs on the latest practical trends only. There are lots of Job opportunities in System Administration, Network Administration, Web Development, Security Administration, Database Administration, Virtualization Administration, Data-center Administration, JBOSS Administration, JAVA Professionals, Kernel Internals, SAP-ABAP, SAP BASIS, ANDROID - mobile application Development and many more. These specializations can be done through International Certifications only not by getting degree.