.net c#,sql interview questions

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hai i am freasher now i wanna interview questions and answers in .net c#,sql, so please send any good link or questions paper pls pls

Posted 13-Feb-12 17:27pm

RAMALINGAM.K

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Varun Sareen 13-Feb-12 23:47pm

Dear Friend,

This is not the place for such questions. Do google search.

Thanks

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 14-Feb-12 0:14am

Agree, this is off-topic. Nevertheless, I allowed myself to give some practical advice for OP. If curious, take a look. :-)
--SA

Varun Sareen 14-Feb-12 0:27am

thanks

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Agree with others. You have to learn C#, ASP.NET, SQL Server from basic level which is recommended way.

Here more than couple of ways to learn anything in internet.
Education Needed[^]

If you still want interview questions then check this(here before I have answered similar question(s))
Interview Questions @ Codeproject[^]

Posted 13-Feb-12 18:33pm

thatraja

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 14-Feb-12 0:39am

I cannot stand supporting your point you always remind us: education needed. So, another 5.
--SA

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Accepted Answer · 2012-02-13T18:13:00

Even though this is off-topic, as Varun mentioned, I'll give you just one advice:

Don't try to learn interview questions. This is totally useless. You need real knowledge and experience, not the knowledge of the questions and answers. If I interviewed you, I would detect this pseudo-knowledge in no time. From your practical standpoint, it's a total waste of time. The likeness of facing the same question that you learned is insignificant.

Save your time and nerve, focus on real knowledge and real experience. Train yourself on real home-made projects, do something which would help you in your job: create some useful utilities for work and entertainment, learn new languages and technologies. If you simply say "I developed the application which helps to do this and that" (and can clearly explain how it works and what was the challenge), you will get much more points than answering some stupid formal questions.

—SA