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NIIT offers .Net course

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NEW DELHI: NIIT Ltd on Tuesday announced the launch of a new programme in .Net technologies for students seeking a career as .Net developers.

The new post-graduate diploma has been designed for science and engineering graduates and final year students, a company release said here.

The 10-month application oriented programme comes with specialised modules on industry orientation and enables students to prepare for Microsoft certification and skill themselves in the fast growing .Net development architecture, the release claimed.

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