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The scope of hardware and networking is tremendous. With all kinds of organisations small and big moving towards paperless office has led to excessive computerization. The more computerization, the more is the requirement of hardware professionals. Job opportunities exist in manufacturing, repair, installation, services and maintenance. Whether it is banks, government offices, retail outlets, hospitality or any organisation belonging to any domain, it will have a network of computers for storage and sharing of information. To install, implement and maintain, again network professional are required. Hence, there is a good scope in hardware and networking. Job role and salary will depend on your educational qualifications. All the best!
You may join any computer training centre for the same.

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