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Absolutely! As a fresher, having knowledge of CCNA and CCNP is typically sufficient to secure a job in the networking domain. CCIE is generally recommended after gaining at least 7+ years of experience, as there are multiple other technologies you can explore before that to boost your skills and salary, depending on your specific area of interest. CCNA + CCNP (ENCOR + ENARSI) can be completed in about 4 months if you study on a weekday batch. On the other hand, pursuing CCIE Enterprise alone typically requires at least 3 months of study on weekdays or about 5 months if you are learning on weekends.

@PyNetLabs Freshers has job opportunities in networking domain by learning ccna+ccnp because most of the companies asking experience so how to get a job as a fresher in networking field with 0 years of experience ( just i am graduate student )

@@Srinidhijamdagni Yes, a fresher, having knowledge of CCNA and CCNP is typically sufficient to secure a job in the networking domain with 0 years of experience. We have multiple students' testimonials who got job based on their CCNA + CCNP skills.

We never recommend exams, training is more important. Focus on learning more than certifications 🎉

Yes, from new videos that are being recorded will have it, somewhere from January 15th onwards..

Sure. It will work.

Sure, we will take this to Abhijit and will bring the requested topic video over the channel.

From Job Perceptive - As a fresher I always recommend going for CCNA CCNP at best. Get a job, work for a couple of years.. gain experience and then move towards CCIE! From Learning Perceptive- you can take CCIE courses, but it is not recommended from my side personally for freshers!

@DeepanshuBudhija16 tq sir for ur quick reply & suggestion

Thank you 👍

He just took the training & placement service from PyNet Labs. And, no he doesn't have any global certification.

Hi! Thanks for reaching out. For the vmnet port settings, you'll need to configure vmnet0 and vmnet1. vmnet0 should be connected to your host machine's network adapter, while vmnet1 should be connected to your VMware lab network. To access the vManager eth1 IP, you'll need to connect vmnet1 to eth1 in the vmnic settings. You can refer to the VMware documentation available on their website or post your question on the VMware forums for further assistance. Hope this helps! Let me know if you have any further questions.

We suggest, please reach us out at hello@pynetlabs.com for the required video.

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Hii Ajay! Grateful for your Review!