Hardware & Networking

MCITP certification proves that professional has the comprehensive set of skills to perform a particular IT job role, such as database administrator or enterprise messaging administrator. MCITP certifications are based on older versions of Microsoft technologies, and its requirements have declined in value as companies move to newer versions of Microsoft products. You are advised to earn a Microsoft Certified Solutions Expert MCSE certification. The MCSE comes in various flavours such as MCSE Cloud Platform and Infrastructure, MCSE Mobility, MCSE Data Management and Analytics, MCSE Productivity and MCSE Business Applications and these are designed to meet the demanding requirements facing advanced Microsoft professionals in today's ever-changing technology environment. CCNA is a Cisco Certified Network Associate awarded by Cisco. Obtaining a CCNA certification involves enrolling in a CCNA course and undergoing CCNA training, which will certify a candidates knowledge on resolving institutional networking issues such as smarter troubleshooting, enhancing customer service and improving internal communication using Ciscos proven techniques. Thank you.

Mercury Solutions Limited is the authorized training partner of Cisco providing quality training and trained thousand of professionals in last 15 years on various technologies like Cisco, VMware, EC-council, Microsoft, Oracle, Red Hat, Apple, CISA, Citrix, CISSP, CompTIA, etc. No one can give you 100% passing guarantee of CCNA it depends on you. If somehow you managed to pass with the help of the institution you won't acquire deep knowledge of the course. In my opinion you should focus on quality training where certified and experienced trainers are providing quality training in Cisco authorized training institute. It will definitely increases your knowledge and boost your career. Make a time schedule and stick to it. Study seriously, with passion if you really want to learn. Do practicals thoroughly. Book the exam and give it confidently.

I will try to be honest here. See, I have also been selected as a cyber-security analyst role in a reputed accounting firm, I will not name it. I am having a B.Tech in electronics. If you have an interest in IT go for it and there are options for cyber security analyst out there but if you want to dig deeper into that field B.Tech isn't sufficient, you have to go for higher studies. Cyber security roles are generally not provided to freshers easily. There are not many entry-level jobs in cyber. Though the field is emerging and demanding. If you do B.Tech then you will have opportunities for getting some entry-level jobs. However, below B.Tech do not consider anything. Moreover having a certification is an added advantage always. So, from your question the answer I can give is yes it is enough.