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Master Full Stack .NET, ASP.NET Core, Angular & more with hands-on projects and placement assistance. Build real-world applications from day one.

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Course Curriculum

A structured 6-month program covering everything from fundamentals to advanced enterprise development.

Module 1: Web & Programming Fundamentals
  • HTML, CSS, JavaScript
  • Programming basics
  • Introduction to .NET
  • Development environment
  • C# fundamentals
  • OOP concepts
  • Classes, objects, inheritance
  • Exception handling
  • HTML, CSS styling
  • JavaScript concepts
  • UI design basics
  • Responsive design
  • ASP.NET basics
  • Web Forms / MVC
  • Server-side programming
  • Application structure
  • SQL Server
  • Database design
  • CRUD operations
  • ADO.NET / Entity Framework
  • Web API
  • Real-time project
  • Deployment
  • Interview preparation

Everything You Need to Launch Your Career

Our Full Stack .NET program is designed to give you practical skills that top companies demand.

Industry-Oriented Curriculum

Crafted with inputs from senior developers at top IT companies, updated quarterly to match market demands.

Hands-on Projects

Build 5+ real-world projects—including e-commerce, REST APIs, and microservices—to showcase to employers.

Internship Opportunities

Get internship opportunities with our partner companies and gain real industry experience before your first job.

Placement Support

Placement assistance with resume building, mock interviews, and career support.

Experienced Trainers

Learn from engineers with 8–15 years of enterprise Java experience at companies like TCS, Infosys, and Wipro.

Recognised Certificate

Earn an industry-recognized APEC Training certificate valued by top companies in Hyderabad.

Technologies You'll Master

A complete Full Stack .NET toolkit covering frontend, backend, databases, and DevOps essentials.

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MySQL

ASP.NET

ASP.NET

.NET Core

.NET Core

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C#

Docker

Docker

Angular

Azure

Azure

Entity Framework

Entity Framework

Choose Your Learning Mode

Flexible training options to fit your schedule and learning style.

Offline Classroom

Classroom Training

Learn in a professional training environment with real-time interaction, peer learning, and lab access.

Online Training

Online Training

Live instructor-led sessions via Zoom/Google Meet full classroom experience from anywhere in India.

Online Training

Weekend Batch

Weekend intensive sessions designed for working professionals and students with busy weekdays.

Frequently Asked Questions

Got questions? We’ve got answers. If you don’t find what you need, talk to our counsellors.

It is a complete software development program that teaches front-end, back-end, and database technologies using .NET.

Students, freshers, graduates, and working professionals who want a career in software development.

You will learn HTML, CSS, JavaScript, C#, ASP.NET, SQL Server, MVC, Web API, and real-time project development.

Yes, the course is designed for beginners and does not require any prior coding experience.

APEC offers expert trainers, practical learning, real-time projects, placement support, and is recognized as one of the best Dot Net training institutes in Hyderabad.

The course duration is typically 4 to 6 months depending on the learning mode.

Yes, we offer classroom-based Dotnet training in Ameerpet as well as online training options.

Yes, we provide flexible dotnet online training in Hyderabad with live instructor-led sessions.

You can work as a Full Stack .NET Developer, Software Engineer, Web Developer, or Backend Developer.

Yes, you will receive an industry-recognized certificate that strengthens your resume and job prospects.

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In today’s digital world, .NET is not just a Microsoft framework running on Windows PCs — rather, it is used everywhere. For example, developers now build applications for smartphones, tablets, e-readers, and even cloud platforms using .NET. Moreover, .NET-trained professionals are among the most in-demand candidates in today’s competitive IT job market.

Therefore, APEC’s Full Stack .NET Course in Hyderabad helps students gain complete expertise in this powerful technology. In addition, the program supports career changers who wish to move from management or basic coding into advanced full stack development roles. Finally, this training prepares learners to become confident professionals and future technology leaders.

This course is intended for everyone who would like to develop and design an enterprise solution with the help of Microsoft technologies and tools; build web as well as commerce applications

  • Web Developer
  • Software Developer
  • Software Engineer
  • Software Architect
  • System Analyst
  • Introduction to .Net Platform
  • Net Framework BCL & CLR
  • CLR, CTS, MSIL & other tools.
  • Multiple Language Interaction & support
  • Security in .NET CAS
  • Features of .Net, Versions
  • Language Interoperability
  • Advantages/Disadvantages
  • Why C#, Features of C#
  • .NET Namespaces
  • Programming Using Visual C#.Net

C#.Net Program Design

  • Data types, Value types
  • Reference types (CTS)
  • Variables and Constants
  • Strings & Arrays, String formatting
  • Statements and flows
  • Command-line arguments
  • C# 3.0/3.5 features Implicit types
  • Extension Methods and more
  • Windows forms library WinForms
  • Layout Enhancements
  • Forms and controls Hierarchy
  • Menus
  • Built-in dialogue boxes & printing
  • Extender Controls
  • Object-Oriented Concepts

 

Classes & objects, T his & Base keyword

  • Properties Read Only Write Only
  • Accessibility levels, specifiers
  • Constructors, Method overloading
  • Class (static) variables & methods
  • Object destruction
  • ref and out parameters
  • Enumerations, Indexers
  • Inheritance and Polymorphism
  • Creating derived classes
  • C#.net

 

Method overriding and hiding

  • Polymorphism
  • Virtual Methods
  • Casting objects, Object Initializers
  • Abstract & override method
  • Abstract / Sealed / Static classes
  • Collections, Generics
  • Error Handling

 

Unstructured error handling support

  • Structured error handling
  • Debugging the application
  • Debug and Trace classes
  • Code Optimization
  • MultiThreading
  • Exception Handling
  • SQL Server Basics

 

ADO.Net 1.1/2.0/Linqâ

  • History and background
  • From DAO to ADO.NET
  • ADO.NET LINQ
  • ADO.NET design goals
  • ADO.NET architecture, components
  • ADO.NET relation with .NET tools
  • DataSet in RealTime Scenarious
  • ADO.Net Components

Connected environment
Disconnected environment
ADO.NET object model

  • Providers & connections
  • Commands and data readers
  • Data sets and data adaptors
  • Data tables, rows and columns
  • Constraints and relations
  • Data-centric applications
  • New ADO.Net Hierarchy
  • Data Sources, Data Providers

 

Connecting to a data source

  • SQL Server .NET data provider
  • OLE-DB .NET data provider
  • Connection pooling
  • ADO.NET exceptions
  • Accessing Data

 

Connected Environment

  • Creating commands
  • Executing commands
  • Reading data using data reader
  • Parameterised queries
    (input & output parameters)
  • Adding, editing and deleting data
  • Stored procedures

 

Disconnected Environment

  • Why a disconnected environment?
  • DataSet features
  • DataAdapter features
  • Filling data sets
  • Read data tables
  • Read data from rows, columns
  • Batch queries
  • Data sets
  • Visual Studio Data Menu & tools
  • Dataset Navigation
  • Dataset Functionality
  • Dataset Optimistic Concurrency
  • Sorting, Searching & Filtering

 

Searching in data sets

  • Find on primary keys
  • Searching on any column / row state
  • Wildcard searches
  • Data views – Sort / Filter / Search
  • XML Basics
  • XML designers/support in VS.NET
  • XML Derived Technologies
  • XSD ,XSL , SOAP ,WSDL
  • XML IN .NET

 

System.Xml Namespace

  • Stream Model XML
  • XML DOM, XmlTextReader,TextWriter
  • XMLDocument/XmlDataDocumentClasses
  • Dom Objects- XMLNode/XMLNodeList
  • XPATH- Query Language for XML
  • DOM Navigation & Access Case Studies
  • Creating Custom Windows Controls

 

User defined controls

  • Control class with Container
  • Pack & use control
  • Create, implement
  • windows control
  • Windows Services
  • Compile, run & install services
  • Event log services
  • .Net Remoting

 

About Distributed Applications

  • COM / DCOM D rawbacks of DCOM
  • . NET Remoting – distributed environment
  • Advantages & Disadvantages
  • Remoting Web Services comparisons
  • MBR, MBV Channels, Formatters
  • Implementation using Remoting
  • Crystal Reports

 

Reporting Need in the application

  • Crystal Reports Reporting Tool
  • Different Versions of Crystal Reports
  • Developing a Crystal Report
  • Invoke/Deploy Crystal Reports
  • Application Deployment

 

ClickOnce Deployment

  • Configuring the .Net framework
  • Deployment other methods
  • Overview of ASP.net
  • .NET Framework
  • Key Design Goals
  • CLR, CTS, MSIL, & Other Tools
  • Multiple Language Interaction & Support
  • Moving from Project to Assemblies
  • Security Services and environment
  • Classic Asp Vs Asp.Net
  • Role of ASP.net

 

ASP.NET as Framework,
Namespaces

  • Web Pages to Web Forms, HTML
  • State management
  • C#.Net role in ASP.NET Development
  • ASP.NET/C#.Net Industry approach
  • HTML, HTML / ASP.NET Controls
  • Client-side & Server-side Controls
  • Consuming HTML Client/Server Controls
  • Consuming ASP.Net Controls
  • ASP.net Web Forms
  • Working with Server Controls
  • Applying Styles to Controls,
  • Themes, Skins etc.
  • Form
  • New Code behind Techniques
  • Implementing ASP.NET Server Controls
  • Types of ASP.NET & their need/render
  • Navigation Login Web Parts
  • Validating Form with
  • Validation Controls
  • Required Field validator control
  • Compare Validator Control
  • Range Validator Control
  • Custom Validator control
  • Server-side/Client-side functions
  • CustomValidator Control
  • Group Validations
  • Avoiding Validations
  • ValidationSummary control
  • SQL Server Basics
  • ADO.NET Database Services
  • XML, , XML & Databases
  • XML Schema Definition Tool
  • ADO.NET/ XML Support in .NET
  • Create Connection
  • DMLs – Insert/Update/Delete,
  • Query data -using ADO.NET

Retrieve data with datasets

  • Data Adapters, Data tables
  • Build Data table programmatically
  • Filter/Sort Data table
  • Data Relations • A DO.NET LINQ
  • ASP.net Bound Controls
  • DataSource Controls
  • Repeater & its uses
  • ASP.net

 

DataBound Controls

  • Bind data to Dropdownlist Control
  • Datalist control
  • DataGrid(1.1/2.0) Control
  • GridView & its importance
  • GridView(Basic) simple uses
  • FormView & DetailsView
  • ListView
  • AJAX
  • (Code name ATLAS)
  • XML Http object
  • Programming with XML HTTP Object
  • Advantages & Disadvantages of AJAX
  • Features of AJAX.
  • MS Implementation of AJAX
  • ASP.Net Error Handling

 

Error Handling

  • .NET Runtime
  • Avoid Errors before they occur
  • Structured Error Handling
  • Catching General Exceptions
  • Catching Specific Exceptions
  • Throwing Exceptions
  • Custom Exceptions
  • Page Level Error Handling
  • Application Level Error Handling
  • User Controls

 

Creating User Controls

  • Adding member to user controls
  • Registering User Controls
  • Properties & Methods
  • Dynamically loading user controls
  • Master Pages
  • Configuring ASP.net Application
  • Advantages
  • New Configuration
  • Model
  • ASP.NET Confn Tool
  • Web Application
  • Machine Configuration
  • Global Assembly Cache
  • Strong Names VS2005.

Working with Assembly Info

  • Web.Config
  • Machine.Config
  • Process Model System Configuration
  • State management Techniques
  • Session object
  • Application object
  • Session versus Application
  • Using the Global.asax file
  • Managing Application State
  • Http Handlers
  • Application & Session Variables
  • Application & Session Events
  • Cache Services

Caching Overview

  • Page Output Caching
  • Page Data Caching
  • Fragment Caching
  • Security

Security Overview

  • Authentication & Authorization
  • Windows-based Authentication
  • Passport Authentication(WebServices)
  • Forms-based Authentication
  • Authorizing Users and Roles
  • Impersonation
  • Deployment

Deploying ASP.NET Application
ASP.Net XML Web Services

  • Differences between
  • DCOM / Remoting / Web Services

Asp.net Webservices

  • Writing a Simple Web Service
  • XML web services stack
  • SOAP, WSDL, UDDI
  • Sync and Async calls
  • Web Service Type Marshalling
  • Using Data in Web Services
  • WCF
  • MVC (Model View Controller)
  • Introduction to MVC
  • ASP.NET – Web Forms (vs) MVC
  • Advantages and disadvantages
  • List of Versions of ASP.NET MVC
  • MVC Architecture
  • Controllers

Creating Controllers, Actions
URL Routing
Views

Action Result and View Result

  • View Bag/View Data/Temp Data
  • ASPX / Razor View Engine
  • Views – Shared, Layout, Partial
  • Strongly-typed views
  • Models

Introduction

  • Need of models
  • ADO.NET in MVC

ADO.NET Entity Framework in MVC

  • Introduction
  • Need of EF
  • Creating DbContext and DbSet
  • Configuring connection string
  • CodeFirst Approach
  • Database First Approach
  • Model First Approach
  • Scaffold Templates in MVC
  • Creating Controllers and views
  • using scaffold
  • Action methods and Views
  • Index, Details,
  • Create, Edit, Delete
  • Bundles and Minification
  • Script Bundle (vs) Style Bundle
  • Importing Bundles

HTML Helpers

  • Html.DisplayNameFor()
  • Html.DisplayFor()
  • Html.BeginForm()
  • Html.LabelFor()
  • Html.EditorFor()
  • Html.ValidatorMessageFor()
  • Html.RadioButtonFor()
  • Html.DropDownListFor()
  • Html.ListBoxFor()
  • Html.CheckBoxFor()
  • HtmlAntiForgeryToken()

Action Filters

  • [ HttpPost]
  • [ HttpGet]
  • [ ValidationAntiForgeryToken]
  • [ OutputCache]
  • [ HandleError]
  • [ NonAction]
  • [ ActionName]

Validations

  • [ Required]
  • [ RegularExpression]
  • [ Range]
  • [ StringLength]
  • [ Compare]
  • [ Remote]

Data Annotations

  • [ Display]
  • [ Datatype]
  • [ DisplayFormat]
  • Ajax in MVC
  • Security in MVC
  • WCF and Web API in
  • MVC

Syllabus

CERTIFYING BODY: Microsoft

CAREER PROSPECTS:
This course is intended for everyone who would like to develop and design an enterprise solution with the help of Microsoft technologies and tools; build web as well as commerce applications

  • Web Developer
  • Software Developer
  • Software Engineer
  • Software Architect
  • System Analyst

SYLLABUS:

  • Introduction to .Net Platform
  • Net Framework BCL & CLR
  • CLR, CTS, MSIL & other tools.
  • Multiple Language Interaction & support
  • Security in .NET CAS
  • Features of .Net, Versions
  • Language Interoperability

C#.Net

  • Advantages/Disadvantages
  • Why C#, Features of C#
  • .NET Namespaces
  • Programming Using Visual C#.Net

C#.Net Program Design

  • Data types, Value types
  • Reference types (CTS)
  • Variables and Constants
  • Strings & Arrays, String formatting
  • Statements and flows
  • Command-line arguments
  • C# 3.0/3.5 features Implicit types
  • Extension Methods and more

Introduction To Windows Forms

  • Windows forms library WinForms
  • Layout Enhancements
  • Forms and controls Hierarchy
  • Menus
  • Built-in dialogue boxes & printing
  • Extender Controls
  • Object-Oriented Concepts

Classes & objects, T his & Base keyword

  • Properties Read Only Write Only
  • Accessibility levels, specifiers
  • Constructors, Method overloading
  • Class (static) variables & methods
  • Object destruction
  • ref and out parameters
  • Enumerations, Indexers
  • Inheritance and Polymorphism
  • Creating derived classes
  • C#.net

Method overriding and hiding

  • Polymorphism
  • Virtual Methods
  • Casting objects, Object Initializers
  • Abstract & override method
  • Abstract / Sealed / Static classes
  • Collections, Generics
  • Error Handling

Unstructured error handling support

  • Structured error handling
  • Debugging the application
  • Debug and Trace classes
  • Code Optimization
  • MultiThreading
  • Exception Handling
  • SQL Server Basics

ADO.Net 1.1/2.0/Linqâ

  • History and background
  • From DAO to ADO.NET
  • ADO.NET LINQ
  • ADO.NET design goals
  • ADO.NET architecture, components
  • ADO.NET relation with .NET tools
  • DataSet in RealTime Scenarious
  • ADO.Net Components

Connected environment
Disconnected environment
ADO.NET object model

Data sources

  • Providers & connections
  • Commands and data readers
  • Data sets and data adaptors
  • Data tables, rows and columns
  • Constraints and relations
  • Data-centric applications
  • New ADO.Net Hierarchy
  • Data Sources, Data Providers

Connecting to a data source

  • SQL Server .NET data provider
  • OLE-DB .NET data provider
  • Connection pooling
  • ADO.NET exceptions
  • Accessing Data

Connected Environment

  • Creating commands
  • Executing commands
  • Reading data using data reader
  • Parameterised queries
    (input & output parameters)
  • Adding, editing and deleting data
  • Stored procedures

Disconnected Environment

  • Why a disconnected environment?
  • DataSet features
  • DataAdapter features
  • Filling data sets
  • Read data tables
  • Read data from rows, columns
  • Batch queries
  • Data sets
  • Visual Studio Data Menu & tools
  • Dataset Navigation
  • Dataset Functionality
  • Dataset Optimistic Concurrency
  • Sorting, Searching & Filtering

Searching in data sets

  • Find on primary keys
  • Searching on any column / row state
  • Wildcard searches
  • Data views – Sort / Filter / Search

XML

  • XML Basics
  • XML designers/support in VS.NET
  • XML Derived Technologies
  • XSD ,XSL , SOAP ,WSDL
  • XML IN .NET

System.Xml Namespace

  • Stream Model XML
  • XML DOM, XmlTextReader,TextWriter
  • XMLDocument/XmlDataDocumentClasses
  • Dom Objects- XMLNode/XMLNodeList
  • XPATH- Query Language for XML
  • DOM Navigation & Access Case Studies
  • Creating Custom Windows Controls

User defined controls

  • Control class with Container
  • Pack & use control
  • Create, implement
  • windows control
  • Windows Services

Introduction, C reate windows services

  • Compile, run & install services
  • Event log services
  • .Net Remoting

About Distributed Applications

  • COM / DCOM D rawbacks of DCOM
  • . NET Remoting – distributed environment
  • Advantages & Disadvantages
  • Remoting Web Services comparisons
  • MBR, MBV Channels, Formatters
  • Implementation using Remoting
  • Crystal Reports

Reporting Need in the application

  • Crystal Reports Reporting Tool
  • Different Versions of Crystal Reports
  • Developing a Crystal Report
  • Invoke/Deploy Crystal Reports
  • Application Deployment

ClickOnce Deployment

  • Configuring the .Net framework
  • Deployment other methods
  • Overview of ASP.net

Introduction, D rawbacks of Current Trend

  • .NET Framework
  • Key Design Goals
  • CLR, CTS, MSIL, & Other Tools
  • Multiple Language Interaction & Support
  • Moving from Project to Assemblies
  • Security Services and environment
  • Classic Asp Vs Asp.Net
  • Role of ASP.net

ASP.NET as Framework,
Namespaces

  • Web Pages to Web Forms, HTML
  • State management
  • C#.Net role in ASP.NET Development
  • ASP.NET/C#.Net Industry approach
  • HTML, HTML / ASP.NET Controls
  • Client-side & Server-side Controls
  • Consuming HTML Client/Server Controls
  • Consuming ASP.Net Controls
  • ASP.net Web Forms

Introducing Web Forms

  • Working with Server Controls
  • Applying Styles to Controls,
  • Themes, Skins etc.
  • Form

 

 

Page Directives and its use

  • New Code behind Techniques
  • Implementing ASP.NET Server Controls
  • Types of ASP.NET & their need/render
  • Navigation Login Web Parts

Validation Controls

  • Validating Form with
  • Validation Controls
  • Required Field validator control
  • Compare Validator Control
  • Range Validator Control
  • Custom Validator control
  • Server-side/Client-side functions
  • CustomValidator Control
  • Group Validations
  • Avoiding Validations
  • ValidationSummary control
  • SQL Server Basics
  • ADO.NET Database Services
  • XML, , XML & Databases
  • XML Schema Definition Tool
  • ADO.NET/ XML Support in .NET
  • Create Connection
  • DMLs – Insert/Update/Delete,
  • Query data -using ADO.NET

Retrieve data with datasets

  • Data Adapters, Data tables
  • Build Data table programmatically
  • Filter/Sort Data table
  • Data Relations • A DO.NET LINQ
  • ASP.net Bound Controls

ASP.Net bound controls

  • DataSource Controls
  • Repeater & its uses
  • ASP.net

DataBound Controls

  • Bind data to Dropdownlist Control
  • Datalist control
  • DataGrid(1.1/2.0) Control
  • GridView & its importance
  • GridView(Basic) simple uses
  • FormView & DetailsView
  • ListView
  • AJAX

Introduction to Microsoft AJAX

  • (Code name ATLAS)
  • XML Http object
  • Programming with XML HTTP Object
  • Advantages & Disadvantages of AJAX
  • Features of AJAX.
  • MS Implementation of AJAX
  • ASP.Net Error Handling

Error Handling

  • .NET Runtime
  • Avoid Errors before they occur
  • Structured Error Handling
  • Catching General Exceptions
  • Catching Specific Exceptions
  • Throwing Exceptions
  • Custom Exceptions
  • Page Level Error Handling
  • Application Level Error Handling
  • User Controls

Creating User Controls

  • Adding member to user controls
  • Registering User Controls
  • Properties & Methods
  • Dynamically loading user controls
  • Master Pages
  • Configuring ASP.net Application

Web Application configuration

  • Advantages
  • New Configuration
  • Model
  • ASP.NET Confn Tool
  • Web Application
  • Machine Configuration
  • Global Assembly Cache
  • Strong Names VS2005.

Working with Assembly Info

  • Web.Config
  • Machine.Config
  • Process Model System Configuration
  • State management Techniques
  • Session object
  • Application object
  • Session versus Application
  • Using the Global.asax file
  • Managing Application State
  • Http Handlers
  • Application & Session Variables
  • Application & Session Events
  • Cache Services

Caching Overview

  • Page Output Caching
  • Page Data Caching
  • Fragment Caching
  • Security

Security Overview

  • Authentication & Authorization
  • Windows-based Authentication
  • Passport Authentication(WebServices)
  • Forms-based Authentication
  • Authorizing Users and Roles
  • Impersonation
  • Deployment

Deploying ASP.NET Application
ASP.Net XML Web Services

Introducing XML Web Services

  • Differences between
  • DCOM / Remoting / Web Services

Asp.net Webservices

  • Writing a Simple Web Service
  • XML web services stack
  • SOAP, WSDL, UDDI
  • Sync and Async calls
  • Web Service Type Marshalling
  • Using Data in Web Services
  • WCF
  • MVC (Model View Controller)

Introduction to ASP.NET MVC

  • Introduction to MVC
  • ASP.NET – Web Forms (vs) MVC
  • Advantages and disadvantages
  • List of Versions of ASP.NET MVC
  • MVC Architecture
  • Controllers

Creating Controllers, Actions
URL Routing
Views

Action Result and View Result

  • View Bag/View Data/Temp Data
  • ASPX / Razor View Engine
  • Views – Shared, Layout, Partial
  • Strongly-typed views
  • Models

Introduction

  • Need of models
  • ADO.NET in MVC

ADO.NET Entity Framework in MVC

  • Introduction
  • Need of EF
  • Creating DbContext and DbSet
  • Configuring connection string
  • CodeFirst Approach
  • Database First Approach
  • Model First Approach
  • Scaffold Templates in MVC
  • Creating Controllers and views
  • using scaffold
  • Action methods and Views
  • Index, Details,
  • Create, Edit, Delete
  • Bundles and Minification
  • Script Bundle (vs) Style Bundle
  • Importing Bundles

HTML Helpers

  • Html.DisplayNameFor()
  • Html.DisplayFor()
  • Html.BeginForm()
  • Html.LabelFor()
  • Html.EditorFor()
  • Html.ValidatorMessageFor()
  • Html.RadioButtonFor()
  • Html.DropDownListFor()
  • Html.ListBoxFor()
  • Html.CheckBoxFor()
  • HtmlAntiForgeryToken()

Action Filters

  • [ HttpPost]
  • [ HttpGet]
  • [ ValidationAntiForgeryToken]
  • [ OutputCache]
  • [ HandleError]
  • [ NonAction]
  • [ ActionName]

Validations

  • [ Required]
  • [ RegularExpression]
  • [ Range]
  • [ StringLength]
  • [ Compare]
  • [ Remote]

Data Annotations

  • [ Display]
  • [ Datatype]
  • [ DisplayFormat]
  • Ajax in MVC
  • Security in MVC
  • WCF and Web API in
  • MVC

FAQ's

It is a complete software development program that teaches front-end, back-end, and database technologies using .NET.

Students, freshers, graduates, and working professionals who want a career in software development.

You will learn HTML, CSS, JavaScript, C#, ASP.NET, SQL Server, MVC, Web API, and real-time project development.

Yes, the course is designed for beginners and does not require any prior coding experience.

APEC offers expert trainers, practical learning, real-time projects, placement support, and is recognized as one of the best Dot Net training institutes in Hyderabad.

The course duration is typically 4 to 6 months depending on the learning mode.

Yes, we offer classroom-based Dotnet training in Ameerpet as well as online training options.

Yes, we provide flexible dotnet online training in Hyderabad with live instructor-led sessions.

You can work as a Full Stack .NET Developer, Software Engineer, Web Developer, or Backend Developer.

Yes, you will receive an industry-recognized certificate that strengthens your resume and job prospects.

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There’s no shortage of possible career options in IT, and there’s no shortage of opportunities for promotion within specific IT niches. Full Stack Development, Data Science, ML & AI, Digital Marketing, Cloud Computing, Networking and Graphic Design all offer IT career growth and may be just right for you.