what is the scope of CCNA,MCSE?

Answer 1

Those certifications mean you are ready to be considered a true expert in your field. You should have a computer science or engineering degree, and 5 years job experience before testing for those, otherwise they are meaningless on your resume.

Answer 2

I don't know what you mean by scope but MCSE is basically useless to a professional. CCNA is very important. Basically if you want to be involved in any essence of networking you need CCNA certification. However MCSE basically means you know how to use Microsoft software. It's a certification to show you know how to use server, windows, SQL, exchange and so on. It's very simple and useless. I've never been asked for this when applying for jobs. I don't know what you would need it for unless you work for a company that heavily uses things like .net and ASP and VBscripts.

Answer 3

I have done only my CCNA and not MCSE. So I can give you a scope of CCNA. Well with CCNA you can start your career being a network engineer. Later as you add more certifications like CCNP, CCSP, CCIE you will have greater potential and you can easily become a L3 engineer.
As far as MCSE is concerned I have heard that it is not much useful

Answer 4

It is waste doing MCSE,But doing CCNA course is worth one,but all this need some experience in the approriate field to get right job.
it is waste for freshers without doing experience.
All iam telling this on my own experience ,because iam an MCSA certified person searching for job,everywhere they are asking exp/ccna

Answer 5

I hate to contradict another poster, but, all things being equal, being certified is very important to employers and you DON'T need a degree in CIS to get one. Anyone can "say" they have experience, but the proof is in the pudding.

The number one thing employers look for is actual work experience on servers and routers. If you don't have hands on experience, don't try to pass these certifications exams because most likely you won't make it, especially for CISCO. Even with extensive experience, I still had to study for months to pass the exams.