DOTNET Internship

 

🎓 What Is a C#/.NET Internship?

A C#/.NET internship (commonly called .NET internship) gives you hands‑on experience developing applications using C# and Microsoft’s .NET framework (including .NET Core and ASP.NET). Many are offered remotely, especially across India ProgLang Academy.

💼 Typical Requirements & Responsibilities

🔍 Common requirements:

• Basic grasp of C# and Object-Oriented Programming, including OOP concepts, LINQ, async/await, collections, and exception handling
• Familiarity with ASP.NET (Web Forms or MVC), Razor syntax, routing, and controllers/views
• Knowledge of Entity Framework or ADO.NET for database access and CRUD operations
• Use of Git and version control, teamwork tools, basic debugging in Visual Studio
• Good communication skills, problem-solving mindset, and ability to collaborate in agile settings
• A CGPA around 2.5 (approx 7.5–8.5/10) is often preferred by larger companies or those offering PPO offers

👨‍💻 Typical intern responsibilities:

• Writing and maintaining C#/.NET code for apps or services.
• Working on ASP.NET web components, APIs, or UI modules.
• Performing CRUD/database operations via EF or SQL.
• Collaborating in code reviews, documentation, and testing.

📚 Sample Internship Programs & Scope

ProgLang Academy Summer 2025 (6-week virtual internship):

• Combines theoretical lessons with real-world assignments, ideal for college learners preparing for placements ﹘ includes a completion certificate ProgLang Academy

Sanfoundry C# content‑development internship:

• Focuses on writing MCQs, tutorials, and possibly real‑time projects or research output; includes certification and cash reward Sanfoundry

Endava .NET Internship (international):

• 3‑month program beginning April 2025, with structured training, mentorship, online tests, and interviews; includes tasks in C#, OOP, algorithms, and teamwork; acceptance based on CV screening and technical tests SmartRecruiters

🧠 Tips to Prepare Quickly

• Use Microsoft Learn documentation or YouTube beginners like Tim Corey for fast-tracking C# fundamentals, OOP, LINQ, ASP.NET, and EF Core
• Build a simple project (e.g., TODO app, mini web app) using C# and ASP.NET + EF, push to GitHub.
• Get comfortable with Visual Studio debugging, adding breakpoints, inspecting variables, reading stack traces.
• Brush up on SQL basics and simple LINQ queries—and practice version control with Git branches and pull requests.
• Practice collaborative skills, code reviews, and documenting code clearly.

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