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Hi Parag,
As it will be difficult to provide best institutes, as the definition of best varies from person to person depending on various parameters.
Before seeking admission in any institute, kindly check the below mentioned parameters such as affiliation, accreditation, fee structure, curriculum etc.
Here is the list of some good institutes offering certification in .Net Technology:
NIIT, Aundh
NIIT, Aundh
Aptech Computer Education
Appin Technology Lab (ATL)
Eaglet Gateways to Software Networking and Education Solution Pvt.Ltd
NIIT Pimpri
Design Maniac Studio School
MITCON e-School
CMS Computer Institute
Career Prospects:
After completing course in a programming language, you can start working as a Basic Programmer, Computer software engineer, web designers and developers, computer systems analyst or freelance as a consultant.
Refer to the below link to know about more institutes offering certification in .Net Technology:
https://it.shiksha.com/vb-net-certification-training-institutes-in-pune-categorypage-10-105-62-0-0-174-114-2-0-none-1-0#cateSearchBlock
Refine the search as per your state preference.
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Hi Buddy,
The question is bit difficult for any one to answer because neither we can't predict the usability nor we can consider any programming language as best.
Before I answer you question I will say that Both .net and Java have their own pros and cons.
Now As per your question
1. JOB MARKET TRENDS(mainly India)
The job requirement for both java and .net is now stable, but if you look for medium range company then I will say that with .net you will get job easier.
Note* for MNCs it doesn't matter you have .net or java, Once they only want smart and fast learner.
2. Which is easier to learn and why?
.net is considered as much easier than java because microsoft has created a powerful IDE i.e. visual studio which helps you a lot in learning as well as developing app fast.
As .net and its related framework is created by one vender (microsoft) so you have all the documentation available but in java documentation is sometimes bit hard to find.
3.Does .NET have core and advanced learning paths like java(SE & EE)?
Yes, .net do have advance learning paths
.net have c# with .net, asp.net, MVC and many more.
4.Learning Plans
Java steps:
1. learn basics i.e. Core Java
2. Learn JSP and servlet,
3. then comes MVC framework like struts and springs
4. have knowledge of database and related framework like Hibernate
.Net steps:
1. learn c/c+
2. learn c# and then .net
3. learn asp
4 learn hibernate for .net and sql server.
Its a long journey start with one and later you can have other.

Hello Malkeet. all three branches are having different field. computer science mainly deals with the software programming.like java,php, .NET,html,sql.so if you are having passions in programming then choose computer science. Information Technology is some what like computer Science. but something different it deals with Hardware and networking ,operating systems . Electronics and Communication field is act as a all rounder branch . If you have passions and interest in modes of communication like Telecommunication ,Networking or in the field of Electronics like making of CPU Motherboard, electronics chip, remote or mobile or computer controlled fan tv , electronic circuit designing .then E&C is good
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