Puspender Tanwar,
A warm welcome to CodeRanch.
Also, you probably should take into consideration, that none of the gained certificates can guarantee you a high paid place or a place itself. Try do not think about them as about the right and the only way to get the job contract.
In most interviews (even small companies) they will likely ask you about the projects you were working on. These guys likes to see, hear, that you're passionate about programming, in which kind of niche you have most experience, and if you have any hands-on experience at all. Experience doesn't mean actual work experience, it could be your own experience when you did your own project, what problems you faced, how you solved them.
Certificate in addition of course could give some weight to your resume in order to be invited to job interview. After that - full stop, again you'll need to prove your knowledge from scratch, and these questions won't be like during the certification exam.
Likely everyone can pass exam after reading the book 10 times or so, but it is not enough. I'd think about the certificate as about the trophy, which should fulfil your own desire, and in addition would give you some understanding about specific corner cases.
What useful could be, just start doing project (some kind of application) right now if you haven't started any yet, so you'd have some topics to discuss about with your future interviewers in case you'll be asked to talk about your experience.
Project ideas, the ones came to my mind at the moment:
1. ATM (automated teller/cash point machine) simulator
2. Live public transport tracker
3. FTP client, so you could do usual stuff
These are just an examples, you could pick up something easier.
In any way - best luck with your certification and job hunting