CEH Certification Course in Bangalore

Considering the global need and shortage of qualified talent in the workforce, cybersecurity professionals are typically paid very well. As of December 2023, a simple search on payscale.com for positions based in the United States shows that certified ethical hackers make an average of $$123,284 per year, with the 90th percentile earning above $130,000. 

Experience, education levels, and other certifications can add even more value in most cases, and it is common to see starting salaries for ethical hackers that exceed six figures. We recommend researching your local job market, reviewing salary information, and speaking with potential employers to assess your own value in the market. CEH has been ranked in the top 5 highest paid cybersecurity certifications for the last 10 years and continues to grow in demand worldwide.

If you are interested in taking the CEH Examination, you must first meet the eligibility requirements. There are two paths to eligibility:

1. Attend official training through EC-Council's online learning platform, iClass, or through an Authorized Training Center (ATC) such as Edureka. All candidates who attend official training at Edureka and are deemed eligible to attend the training will have direct access to the examination, which can be proctored at the training center, online using EC-Council’s remote proctoring service, or at over 4,500 VUE testing centers worldwide.

2. Eligibility Application – If you have sufficient experience and do not require training in the domains of the exam, you may choose to skip the training and challenge the exam directly. If you do not attend official training, you must apply for exam eligibility at https://cert.eccouncil.org/application-process-eligibility.html. After your application is processed and approved, EC-Council will work directly with you to determine the best delivery method for the exam, and you may then challenge the 4-hour certification exam as scheduled.

Yes, all legitimate professional certifications require recertification and maintenance. The EC-Council Continuing Education (ECE) Policy outlines the requirements, which are available here: https://cert.eccouncil.org/ece-policy.html

After completing payment, you can email certsupport@eccouncil.org with the following information:

• Checkout Order Number,
• The score transcript of your exam results
• The mailing address that you would like your certificate delivered to.

Your certificate will then be shipped to you, and the tracking details will be sent to your registered email address.