u/HaseebLaghari

Hey everyone, me and my friend are planning a trip to Skardu and wanted to ask about the current room prices there.
How much should we expect to pay for a basic double room for 2 people per night? We’re looking for budget options, nothing fancy.
Also, is it cheaper to book online or find a guesthouse/hotel after reaching Skardu?
Any recommendations for budget stays would be appreciated. Thanks!

Hey everyone, me and my friend are planning a trip to Skardu and wanted to ask about the current room prices there.
How much should we expect to pay for a basic double room for 2 people per night? We’re looking for budget options, nothing fancy.
Also, is it cheaper to book online or find a guesthouse/hotel after reaching Skardu?
Any recommendations for budget stays would be appreciated. Thanks!

Hey everyone, me and my friend are coming to Islamabad for a trip and we’re looking to rent 2 bikes for a few days.
Preferably 70/100/125cc, reliable and in good condition. We’re looking for a reasonable daily rate.
Ideally looking for someone who can rent without a security deposit. We’re happy to provide CNIC/ID and any other reasonable verification.
If anyone rents out their bike or knows someone who does, please DM me with the bike details, daily price and location.
Thanks!

Hi everyone,
I recently finished my third year of university as a Computer Science student, and over the past semester I studied networking in depth. Surprisingly, it became one of the subjects I enjoyed the most.
I found concepts like subnetting, routing, switching, VLANs, ACLs, NAT, DHCP, and network design really interesting. I was able to understand the concepts quite well and enjoyed working on networking-related labs and projects. Recently, I even worked on a Cisco Packet Tracer project with hundreds of devices where I configured technologies such as OSPF, NAT, ACLs, DHCP, and subnetting.
One thing I’ve realized is that I don’t have a strong interest in programming. I can code when needed, but I don’t enjoy it as much as networking, and I don’t consider myself particularly strong at it.
Because of this, I’m considering pursuing networking as a career path and I’m looking into CCNA as my next step.
For those already working in the field:
How much can CCNA help someone in my position?
Is networking still a good career path in 2026?
What kind of entry-level roles should I aim for after CCNA?
If you were in my position, would you continue down the networking path?
I’d really appreciate any advice from people who have gone through a similar journey.
Thanks!