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iNet+ or CCNA

Platinum_Polski

hi everyone,

i just want to get some feedback, and what you think i should do?, my college has offered me a choice whether to do CCNA or iNet+ as my next course after i finish MCSA course. i dont know what to pick?

thanks.

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MagicAlex

I'd go for the CCNA. If you are looking at enhancement for a career job in IT it will be the better cert to have on your resume. Besides, the objectives for the iNet+, in my opinion, are quite simple to obtain with self-study.

Platinum_Polski

MagicAlex wrote:

I'd go for the CCNA. If you are looking at enhancement for a career job in IT it will be the better cert to have on your resume. Besides, the objectives for the iNet+, in my opinion, are quite simple to obtain with self-study.

thanks

garv221

I would do CCNA. iNET+, is about worthless.

Platinum_Polski

garv221 wrote:

I would do CCNA. iNET+, is about worthless.

thanks.

antonio banderas

I-net is no comparison to the CCNA. I like comptia, but CCNA holds more weight than I-net. I am going for the I-net to prepare myself for the CCNA. I like both COMPTIA & CISCO however.....

So, go for CISCO and get that CCNA.... I have been preparing for CISCO for about 1 month now, but Im not taking the test until the summer probably...