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Do u like to make ur career as a pure technical person or u wanted to use the computer as a operational one? If u r interested as a pure technical then u can do some International Certifications. Now a days These Specialized Degrees are also not giving top quality job. Through Degree now a days u will not get practical knowledge which is going on in industry. Degree's are having their old tradition ed Theory based paper that can be clear by Rutta Fication. Industry Wants Specialized Professionals with Practical Knowledge.
Do u think that Microsoft Require any affiliation from any University? I think No. Because All the College purchase License from Microsoft. So If Microsoft will take an exam and make some one Certified as Microsoft Certified Professional or Engineer then This International Certification will be accepted by the Industry or ur so called specialized Degree?
Now a days one must have to choose the line where he/she wants to make the career in IT lines. Here are some specialized job requirement in the Industry like System Admin, Network Admin, Security Admin, Database Admin, Virtualization Admin, Data center Admin, Web Developer, Internet Security Specialist, Software Developer and many more. These looks to be very high profile Job. If a person start career from this level Money no issue for him. As the experience grows Salary grows exponentially.
There are some International Certifications which get embossed on the degree as well. like MCSE, MCITP, MCSD, (Microsoft), RHCSA, RHCE, RHCSS, RHCVA, RHCA, RHDBA, (Red Hat Linux), CCNA, CCNP, CCSP, CCIE (Cisco Systems) OCP, DBA (Oracle), SCJP (JAVA), SCSA (Sun Microsystem) and many more.
These are technology providing companies and industry runs on these technologies. So When Industry requires Professionals then they will look for the Certified Professional for Specialized stream not by the Degree.

At present, nano technology is a specialisation stream for engineering graduates mainly. Opportunities for such a high degree holder and that also of a stature of nanotechnology are immense. After completing your M.tech in this subject you can look for these fields-
Health Industry research and consulting- pharmaceutical, medical, agriculture, food and beverage, environment industries
Education, Research and academic
Entrepreneurial, management and investment advisors in biotechnology and research and development industry.
Product development and advising.
Communication and media
Some good institutes for Nanotechnology courses are-
Jawaharlal Nehru Center for Advanced Scientific Research, Bangalore
Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore
National Physical Laboratory, Delhi
National Chemical Laboratory, Pune
Also visit www.nstc.in

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No specific institute or a particular course can guarantee you the figure of salary you will be getting, so CCNA is no exception.
The salary caps hugely vary depending on the (post)graduation degree you have, and the amount of expertise you will acquire in Networking domain. I would refrain to give you an exact figure but assuming you've done engineering in computers or similar, approx 15-20k per month is the most likely figure.
But as a course CCNA is a good option to start with if you want to move into Routers & Networking domain. To further enhance your profile & chances for a better job, you should consider the next levels of Cisco certifications, and others like RHCE/RHCP.
Good Luck with your endeavors !