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Not CRUD tutorials. You'll build production-grade ASP.NET Core APIs, design EF Core data models, architect microservices, wire Angular frontends, deploy to Azure — and ship all of it in 90 days.
The 90-Day Full Stack .NET Roadmap
From C# fundamentals to shipping a production microservices platform on Azure — mentor-reviewed code every single day.
Enterprise Code.
Real Architecture.
You're not building CRUD apps in isolation. You'll work inside a real .NET team using Clean Architecture, CQRS, event-driven patterns, and Azure deployments — exactly as enterprise companies like TCS, Wipro, and Accenture expect on day one.
You Architect from Scratch
Every layer below is code you'll write, every service is a PR you'll open, every endpoint is a feature you'll own — in a real multi-project .NET solution that mirrors how Wipro, TCS, and Infosys .NET teams actually build software.
What You'll Build & Write
13 weeks of real .NET engineering — every module ends with working code reviewed by a senior .NET architect.
Enterprise Apps You'll Actually Ship
Real .NET solutions on Azure — Clean Architecture, CQRS, and test coverage that interviewers ask you to walk through on screen.
Your .NET Internship Journey
From your first C# class to an Azure-deployed microservices platform — every week has a real deliverable.
We Don't Stop Till
You're a .NET Engineer
.NET developers remain among the most in-demand enterprise engineers in India. Our placement team connects your Clean Architecture portfolio directly with companies actively hiring.
From C# Beginner to .NET Engineer
Real .NET track alumni. Real Clean Architecture code they built. Real offers they landed.
The interviewer at TCS .NET CoE asked me to walk through a CQRS handler I'd written. I opened my GitHub, showed the MediatR command, the EF Core repository, and the xUnit test for it. They said it was the most production-ready code they'd seen from a fresher. Offer same day.
The Clean Architecture pattern I learned at Medha is literally the same folder structure I use at Wipro every day. My manager told me I was the first fresher in years who understood why we separate Domain from Infrastructure. The internship code review made that click perfectly.
The microservices project I built — 8 ASP.NET Core services on Azure Service Bus and AKS — was what sealed the deal at Accenture. Nobody could believe a fresher had actually deployed something like that. My GitHub was the interview.
CQRS with MediatR was something I'd read about but never used in a real project. At Medha, I built an entire order management system with it, got PRs reviewed line by line. Infosys's .NET interview felt easy because I'd already done the hard work here.
The Azure integration — App Service, Service Bus, Key Vault, App Insights — is exactly the stack HCL's digital division uses. On my first week at work, my lead asked me to deploy a feature to Azure. I'd already done it six times during the internship. I just did it again.
Writing 87% test coverage with xUnit and Moq was painful during the internship. But when Capgemini asked how I approach testing in .NET, I could walk through real code, real mocks, real edge cases. That's what got me the offer.
Your first Clean Architecture PR.
Your first Azure deployment.
Your first .NET engineer offer.
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