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Wasted my money on picrel as it was touted to be le gold standard for cybersec. Still not getting shortlisted and no jaabs. Only thing that matters is experince, nothing else.
>>503 >Only thing that matters is experince, nothing else. ofc yaar TL
>>504 Not him but yeah ik now
>>505 even cs/it code bhangis need enough experience a cert won't do anything try for internships instead of doing nothing
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Can you give me more details about this programme? How much did it cost you and how long did it take to complete? Also your qualifications and expected CTC?
>>507 Also according to some websites I look at, cybersecurity is going to stay strong when it comes to going extinct because of AI.
>>507 Costed 1.7 lakhs, took around 1.5 months.
>>509 WHAT THE FUCK? They did not help you with placements?
>>510 There is no 'they' its self study cert
>>511 ... how did you even fall for this? Most training institutes in India are just backdoors that offer contacts or fake experience certificates and that's why they still exist. Nobody else would join these places if placement is not assured. It's the same with tier 3+ engineering colleges too. Parents coom to 100% placement advertisements and force their kids to join hellholes.
>>512 I dont understand what your saying, this is an internationally recognized certification but it didnt help me is all
It's just an entry level cert to clear automated HR bypasses, for actual skills look at CPTS and build a portfolio lmao. Also did you really get it? Give proof.
>>513 Accha. I thought it's some Indian organization like kraftshala or something that offers online certification.
>>503 rich fag ki jai ho
OP was a larper ig, nigger still didn't post proof.
>>503 i did CCNA, it helped slightly in offcampus
>>518 for what role tho? that aint gonna help a pentester
>>519 sde 1 at pbc
>>520 Why did you do CCNA? It is only for network engineers and full of cisco specific chapters, if you wanted to learn abstract networking you could've just read net+ curriculum or pracnet's videos.

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