Answer Posted / ali
All the institutes are basically a waste of time. They will
try to prove that they are the best, but all are just the
same(useless). Some will train you exclusively for the
interview, some for the project and that is it.
Out of 100 students(freshers) only maybe 10 will be able to
do anything with what they have learned. Majority will take
about 3-4 interviews to realize what are they supposed to
know to work in a company. But the main problem is that
what they teach is what they know(or good at). As a freaher
you do not know what the subject consists of, so you will
think what is taught is enough. But it isn't. The people
who make it big in life are the ones who use their heads
not the one who follow the crowd. How many people who pass
from these places won't require further trainning in
companies?
Now if you want to learn (make a career out of it) .Net
you can :-
1)Join any place (peers/naresh/deccansoft)
2)Read MSDN(Microsoft Developer Network) Documentation.
This is how faculty and others learnt it.
3)Do simple projects(complete applications) EVERYDAY on
your own.This means asking the faculty/lab instructor to
teach you how to debug and make setup projects on day one
itself, so you get used to actually using the IDE.
These projects should not only be what they tell you to do
as homework but should be real software such as a simple
notepad,simple database,simple webbrowser,simple media
player etc. You can find tons of code on
www.planetsourscecode.com and other websites.
4)Get a decent .Net boook and go through that days topics
from that book to make sure that you don't losses out
because the faculty missed something.
5)In the first two weeks you will feel step(3) very tough
but it is the only way you will realize what is the kind of
half baked knowledge they will leave you with.But stick to
it.
6)Keep pestering the faculty/lab instructor to help you
make your applications. They will say that it is very
advanced and after a month they will help you but they are
lying,they will never help you as they don't know how to.
7)If you stick to doing this for about a month you will
automatically learn API(application programmers interface)
and will have a much better chance to crack the interview
as you how to use what you have learned.
8)Use your lab hours constuctively and don't bunk clases.
Finally, you will realize that you get a job because of
your hard work and not becaus of some institute.
These places are just for guidance, you are the one who has
to put in the hardwork to get a job.
None of these places will offer to place freshers as they
know companies will laugh at their students(majority of
whome are lazy and expect to get a job because of just
joining an institute). The institute is not important but
what is important is your hardwork.
The 10 people who make it are the ones who use their heads
and the other 90 just jump to some other institute. As you
might heve noticed some of the posts on this forum are from
people who have studied at many places and claim so and so
is the best for basics and so and so for advanced. They
took so much time to realize that they were just lazy and
ignorant the first time.
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