I want to know about Computer Network Engineering certification programs

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The discussion centers on the value of pursuing CCNA and CCNP certification programs for network engineering. Participants express interest in the certifications and inquire about relevant links and the geographical context of the programs. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding local availability and the potential benefits of these certifications in enhancing career prospects in network engineering.
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i want to do the certification programme in ccna & ccnp for network engineering. is it good for me to do?
 
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ABHISHEK SINGHAL said:
i want to do the certification programme in ccna & ccnp for network engineering. is it good for me to do?
Welcome to the PF.

Can you post links to these programs? What country are you in?
 

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