igmGuru's .NET Course takes you from core C# fundamentals through modern ASP.NET Core web development, Entity Framework Core, Web API design, and cloud-ready deployment on .NET 10. You'll also get a practical introduction to the Microsoft Agent Framework for building AI-powered features into .NET applications. Every concept is reinforced with hands-on labs and a capstone project, so you leave with a working portfolio piece, not just theory.
This .NET Certification Course is designed for anyone looking to build or advance a career in Microsoft-stack development, including:
This training prepares you for a wide range of Microsoft-stack development roles, including:
igmGuru's .NET Online Training pairs live instruction with real project work so you graduate with a portfolio, not just notes — here's what you get:
After completing the Dot Net Training and hands-on practical exercises, learners will receive a Course Completion Certificate from igmGuru. This certification validates your expertise in developing robust .NET applications, mastering C# programming, working with ASP.NET Core, implementing database solutions with Entity Framework Core, building Web APIs, and deploying scalable applications for real-world business scenarios.
No single standalone ".NET Developer" exam exists - Microsoft retired the MCSD path in 2021 and is retiring the Azure Developer Associate (AZ-204) exam on July 31, 2026. Employers now weigh hands-on project experience and a portfolio alongside whichever Microsoft role-based certification is current.
No. The course is built to work as .NET for Beginners, starting from C# fundamentals before moving into ASP.NET Core, EF Core, and deployment.
The live instructor-led portion runs 60 hours, with lifetime access to recordings so you can revisit any module while finishing your capstone project.
Yes. Every module includes a hands-on lab, and the course ends with a capstone project: a full Blazor + Web API + EF Core application deployed to Azure.
Yes. The entire curriculum is built on the current .NET 10 LTS release and C# 14, including the Microsoft Agent Framework for AI-enabled features.
ASP.NET Core MVC renders pages on the server using a request/response model, while Blazor lets you build interactive, component-based UIs in C# that run either on the server or directly in the browser via WebAssembly.
Yes, you'll receive igmGuru's course-completion certificate, and we'll guide you toward the right Microsoft-backed credential for your target role.
Yes. A formal degree isn't required - the course starts from fundamentals, and hiring managers typically care more about your project portfolio and problem-solving ability.
Yes. Learners get resume support, mock interviews, and job-referral assistance after course completion.
Learn .NET 10. It's the current Long Term Support release, actively developed, and what new projects are built on - legacy .NET Framework skills are useful mainly for maintaining older enterprise systems.
