best networking course for B.tech ece
Hi. I am a b.tech ece graduate with 60% marks and arrears cleared. I am planning to do a course in Networking field , but dont know where to start. Can u pls tell me the best course for networking and where can i find best institute in Delhi, ncr region. How well is the market for networking.?
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Renil Babupls anybody reply who knows what this is -
RAD MUKULHello... Mr. Renil Babu
you must go for CCNA and MCSA course. This are most useful and interesting courses. -
Renil Babu#-Link-Snipped-#.. Thanks for the advice. But i am hearing from some people that there is no growth in networking courses....Is it right?
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Ashraf HZA lot of growth in networking. I really don't understand why people say otherwise.
If you are accessing this forum, or posting updates on FB, or messaging your friends on WhatsApp, then those are just some of the demand factors driving the need for increased networking infrastructure. Additionally, with LTE coming in, you are migrating away from legacy GSM systems and into a more IP based architecture.
Networking courses like CCNA are continuously being updated to reflect technology changes and market direction. Even if you had taken a previous syllabus, it is very easy to study for new technologies, since the fundamentals are the same (IPv4 is 35 years old, and its not too hard to step up to learn about IPv6).
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