Master ASP.NET Core Development
Build high-performance, secure, and scalable web applications with Microsoft’s powerful framework. Learn backend development the right way — hands-on and industry-ready.
🔹 Live Projects & Assignments
🔹 REST API Development
🔹 Database Integration with EF Core
🔹 Identity & Authentication
🔹 MVC & Razor Pages
🔹 Deployment on Cloud
Master ASP.NET Core Development
Whether you’re a beginner or looking to upgrade your backend skills, our ASP.NET Core course guides you through real-world projects, REST APIs, MVC architecture, authentication, Entity Framework, and more — all with modern coding standards and best practices.
🔹 Live Projects & Assignments
🔹 REST API Development
🔹 Database Integration with EF Core
🔹 Identity & Authentication
🔹 MVC & Razor Pages
🔹 Deployment on Cloud
Course Detail
45 Days Training
- 45 days accelerated training
- Monday to Friday (2 hours / Day)
- Hands-on tasks with real-time exercises
- Trainer-led focused sessions
- Best for revision or quick skill building
- Certificate of Completion
- Open to students, jobseekers, and freelancers
4 Months Training
- 4 months practical training program
- Daily sessions (2 hrs/day, Mon–Fri)
- Real-world project-based tasks
- 1-on-1 guidance with tech experts
- Performance-based stipend support
- Job-ready curriculum & placement support
- Ideal for graduates, IT switchers & diploma holders
8 Months Training
- Advanced level full-stack development training
- Hands-on projects with weekly assignments
- In-depth modules on frontend, backend, APIs
- Git, deployment & DevOps essentials
- Mock interviews, soft-skills & resume prep
- Placement opportunities after course
- Best for final-year students & freshers
12 Months Training
- 1-year comprehensive training program
- Daily in-depth sessions (2 hrs/day)
- Live projects in multiple domains
- Master frontend, backend, databases & deployment
- Internship certification & real-time experience
- Access to exclusive webinars & workshops
- Resume building + Interview preparation
- Perfect for freshers & gap-year students
Course Information
COURSE BENEFITS
Job-Focused Training
Your learning journey doesn’t end with just completing the syllabus — it ends when you get the job. We focus on real-world problem-solving and ensure your training continues until you’re fully confident and job-ready.Skill Discovery & Career Guidance
Not sure which technology suits you best? We assess your strengths and guide you toward the technology that aligns with your skills and interest — making your career decision easier and more effective.Industry-Relevant Experience
Our entire curriculum is built around practical, project-based learning. Every topic is taught in an industrial context so you gain hands-on experience. On successful completion, you’ll receive an experience certificate that adds weight to your resume.Higher Salary Potential for Freshers
Our training methodology is designed to make you stand out from the crowd. We prepare you to crack high-paying fresher roles. If you get a better offer than ours — you’re free to go for it. We don’t lock you in — we support your growth.Unlimited Learning – No Rigid Syllabus
We don’t limit your learning with a fixed syllabus. You’re encouraged to learn beyond the topics and expand your knowledge. Our mentors support deep, logical, and conceptual learning — not just bookish theory.Real Projects & Deployment Experience
You’ll work on live projects, including deployment on platforms like GitHub, AWS, or live servers. This builds confidence and makes your resume more competitive in job applications.
Course Curriculam
Introduction to ASP.NET / Installation
Installing Visual Studio (Community Edition)
Installing MS SQL Server & SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS)
Understanding the .NET Ecosystem
Creating Your First ASP.NET Project
Exploring Project Structure & Files
Introduction to Solution Explorer & Build Process
Basic Programming Concepts in C#
Variables, Data Types & Operators
Conditional Statements (if, switch)
Loops (for, while, foreach)
Functions & Method Overloading
Arrays, Lists, and Collections
Exception Handling
Overview of .NET Framework & CLR
Understanding CLR (Common Language Runtime)
What is BCL (Base Class Library)
Assemblies, GAC & IL Code
Managed vs. Unmanaged Code
Memory Management & Garbage Collection
Active Server Pages
What is ASP.NET? Difference from Classic ASP
Server Controls vs HTML Controls
ViewState, PostBack & Page Lifecycle
Understanding Web.config File
Master Pages & Themes
ASP.NET Web Forms
Creating Form Controls: TextBox, DropDown, Radio, etc.
Form Validation (RequiredField, RegularExpression)
Session & Cookies
Server.Transfer vs Response.Redirect
Introduction to Code-Behind
ASP.NET MVC (Model-View-Controller)
MVC Architecture & Folder Structure
Routing & URL Patterns
Models, Views, and Controllers Explained
Data Passing Between MVC Layers
Razor Syntax & ViewBag/ViewData
Partial Views & Layouts
ADO.NET & Data Access Layer
Connecting to SQL Server using ADO.NET
ExecuteReader, ExecuteScalar, ExecuteNonQuery
Using DataSet & DataTable
Creating Reusable Data Access Code
Stored Procedures with Parameters
MS SQL Server Essentials
Database Design Basics (Tables, Keys, Indexes)
Writing SQL Queries (SELECT, JOIN, GROUP BY)
Stored Procedures & Functions
Triggers & Views
Backup, Restore & Security Concepts
Authentication & Authorization
Forms Authentication vs Windows Authentication
Creating Login & Signup Pages
Role-Based Access Control
Managing Session & Security
Identity Framework (Optional)
Live Project (Mini + Major)
E-commerce Admin Panel (CRUD)
Blog or News Portal
Admin/User Login Management
Real-Time Data Operations with SQL
Validation, Error Handling & UX Best Practices
Final Deployment on IIS or Local Server
Certification & Recognition
Application Models

Web Apps
Build full stack web apps with HTML, CSS, and C#

Mobile
Use a single codebase to build native mobile apps for iOS, Android and more.

Desktop
create a native apps for windows and macOS or build apps that run anywhere with web technoligies

Web Apps
Build full stack web apps with HTML, CSS, and C#

Mobile
Use a single codebase to build native mobile apps for iOS, Android and more.

Desktop
create a native apps for windows and macOS or build apps that run anywhere with web technoligies

Internet of Things
Make IoT apps, with native support for the Raspberry Pi and other single-board computers

Microservices
Create independently deployable microservices that run on Docker containers.

Artificial Intelligence and ML
Build smart apps with C#, Open AI and AZure

Internet of Things
Make IoT apps, with native support for the Raspberry Pi and other single-board computers

Microservices
Create independently deployable microservices that run on Docker containers.

Artificial Intelligence and ML
Build smart apps with C#, Open AI and AZure
Companies Hiring Asp.Net Developer
Companies Hiring Asp.Net Developer
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What is ASP.NET Core?
ASP.NET Core is a modern, open-source, cross-platform web framework developed by Microsoft for building cloud-based, internet-connected applications such as web apps, APIs, and microservices.
How is ASP.NET Core different from ASP.NET?
ASP.NET Core is cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS), modular, lightweight, and faster than traditional ASP.NET.
It supports modern development practices like dependency injection, middleware pipelines, and Razor Pages.
ASP.NET (Framework) is Windows-only and more monolithic.
What languages can I use with ASP.NET Core?
Primarily C#, though you can also use F# and VB.NET (limited support in Core).
What are the main project types I can build with ASP.NET Core?
Web applications (MVC/Razor Pages)
RESTful APIs
Blazor (WebAssembly or Server-side)
SignalR real-time apps
Microservices with gRPC
What tools do I need to start developing in ASP.NET Core?
.NET SDK (latest LTS or current version)
Visual Studio / Visual Studio Code
A package manager like NuGet
Optional: Docker, Azure CLI, Git
What is the recommended architecture for ASP.NET Core apps?
Clean Architecture or Hexagonal Architecture
Use Dependency Injection for service management
Repository pattern for data access
Middleware pipeline for request handling
What is middleware in ASP.NET Core?
Middleware is software assembled into an app pipeline to handle requests and responses. Examples: authentication, logging, error handling.
What are Razor Pages, and when should I use them?
Razor Pages simplify page-focused web apps. Ideal for apps with straightforward UI and routing—great alternative to MVC for CRUD operations.
Can I build APIs with ASP.NET Core?
Yes. ASP.NET Core is ideal for building fast, scalable, RESTful APIs, and supports:
JSON serialization
OpenAPI/Swagger
Authentication/Authorization
Versioning and rate-limiting
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