Batch 1
- Online & classroom
- Classroom: Chilakaluripet, Andhra Pradesh
New .NET batches: 16 November23 November
Online & classroom software training for students & freshers
Learn Programming. Understand Real Software Development.
Practical .NET Full Stack and Python training for beginners
Learn .NET Full Stack and Python with a practical approach shaped by experienced software professionals. Understand how business applications are planned, developed, tested, deployed and maintained.
Online & Classroom Training Available· Classroom in Chilakaluripet, online from anywhere
- Beginner-Friendly Training
- Practical Coding Sessions
- Business Application Examples
- Guided Projects
- Mentor Support
- Career Guidance
Admissions open · Upcoming batches
Microsoft .NET Full Stack Development
Learn C#, SQL Server, ASP.NET Core Web API and Angular or React by building a real business application, step by step.
- Online & classroom training
- Classroom location: Chilakaluripet
- Practical, hands-on training
- Real-time application development
- Guidance from experienced professionals
Batch 2
- Online & classroom
- Classroom: Chilakaluripet, Andhra Pradesh
Why Sahasra Technologies started
Bridge the Gap Between College Learning and Software Work
We started Sahasra Technologies to help students move beyond isolated concepts and understand how professional software teams turn requirements into reliable applications.
- 1Students often learn syntax without seeing how a complete business application works.
- 2Freshers need guided practice with requirements, databases, APIs, screens, testing and debugging.
- 3Career preparation is stronger when learners can explain what they built and why.
Our purpose: make practical software development understandable, structured and honest for students, freshers and career starters.
Our training programs
Choose Your Development Path
Choose one main program. Database, Git, debugging and screen-development skills are included where the program needs them.
Microsoft .NET Full Stack Development
Beginner → Intermediate · Guided practical training
Learn C#, SQL Server, ASP.NET Core Web API, and Angular or React to understand how full-stack business applications are developed.
What you will learn
- C# Programming and OOP
- SQL Server Database
- ADO.NET and Dapper
- ASP.NET Core Web API
- HTML, CSS and JavaScript
- Angular or React
- Git and Debugging
- Guided Full-Stack Application
- 1C# Basics
- 2SQL Server
- 3ADO.NET & Dapper
- 4ASP.NET Core
- 5Angular or React
- 6Guided Project
Python Programming & Development
Beginner → Intermediate · Guided practical training
Learn Python from the basics with practical coding, file handling, automation basics, and an introduction to backend API development.
What you will learn
- Python Basics
- Conditions, Loops and Functions
- Object-Oriented Programming
- File and Error Handling
- SQL Fundamentals
- FastAPI Introduction
- Web Development
- AI-Assisted Development
- Practical Exercises and Project Work
- 1Python Basics
- 2OOP
- 3Files & Automation Basics
- 4SQL Basics
- 5FastAPI Introduction
- 6Guided Practice & Mini Projects
Why software development matters
Software Development Is More Than Learning a Language
Companies use applications to manage everyday work. Developers build these applications, add new features, fix problems and connect them with other systems.
Learning syntax is the starting point. Practical training helps you understand how a requirement becomes a working feature across the database, backend and screen.
See the .NET full-stack learning pathApplications Businesses Use Every Day
- Employee, payroll and HR work
- Sales, orders and customer records
- Inventory and warehouse operations
- Finance, banking and insurance services
- Logistics, manufacturing and healthcare work
- Connections between business and ERP systems
These are simple industry examples. They are not claims about Sahasra Technologies customer projects.
Inside a software team
What Does a Software Developer Actually Do?
The exact process differs between companies, but most development work moves through a few clear stages.
- 01
Understand
Read the requirement and understand the application or feature that needs to change.
- 02
Develop
Write or modify database, backend and screen code for the assigned work.
- 03
Test
Check the feature, investigate errors and correct problems before review.
- 04
Improve
Support future changes, bug fixes and application maintenance after release.
Career guidance
.NET or Python — Which Should You Learn?
Both are valuable. The better starting point depends on the work you want to do, the roles available to you and the skills you want to develop.
Choose .NET when you want to build business software
Microsoft .NET is widely used for enterprise web applications, APIs, full-stack systems, integrations and ongoing enhancements to existing business applications.
- C#, ASP.NET Core, Web API and SQL Server
- New features, bug fixes, integrations and modernization
- Frontend paths with Angular or React
Choose Python for a flexible programming foundation
Python supports scripting, automation, backend development and data processing. It is also used for production business applications; AI and machine learning usually require additional specialized training.
- Programming fundamentals and problem solving
- Automation, scripting and backend services
- A foundation for later data or AI specialization
Keep expectations realistic: learning either technology does not guarantee employment. Your interests, consistent practice, project work, communication skills and actual job requirements all matter.
Follow Job Opportunity Updates(opens in a new tab)How you learn
Learn. Practice. Build.
Learn each concept through guided practice, then connect it to the way a real application is designed and delivered.
- Step 1
Understand the Concept
Learn why a topic matters through a simple explanation and a real software example.
- Step 2
Practice With Code
Write the code yourself in focused exercises instead of copying full solutions.
- Step 3
Build Real Features
Add working screens, server functions and database queries to an application.
- Step 4
Debug and Improve
Investigate errors using tools, logs and evidence, then fix and improve your code.
- Step 5
Explain Your Project
Review your changes and explain what you built and why, as developers do in code reviews.
From concept to application
Learn How Real Applications Are Built
Follow the same clear steps used to plan, build and test an application feature.
- 01
Requirement
Understand what users need, what the feature should do and how it will be checked.
- 02
Database
Design SQL Server tables, keys and stored procedures for the application data.
- 03
Server Side
Build the part that processes requests and works with the database using ASP.NET Core and Dapper.
- 04
Application Screens
Create Angular or React screens, forms and validation, then connect them to the server.
- 05
Testing
Test with Postman and Swagger, debug across layers and review changes in Git.
A mentor reviews your work at every stage. Claude and Codex are used as assistants to explain, plan and review code — you still write, test and explain every change yourself.
How we train15+ Years of Industry Experience
Learn from Professionals Who Build Real-World Software
Our training approach is shaped by software professionals with more than 15 years of industry experience, including technical leads and solution architects who have designed, built and delivered business applications for customers.
Students learn the coding standards, problem-solving habits and project practices followed in real software teams.
Why professional experience matters
Practical industry knowledge helps connect programming concepts to the work software teams perform:
- Enterprise software development
- Solution architecture
- Technical leadership
- Customer implementation experience
- Real-world problem-solving
- Industry coding standards
- Practical project guidance
Want to Know More About Our Trainers?
We understand that choosing the right trainer is important. Interested students can request information about our trainers' professional backgrounds and technical experience. Approved information is shared manually and with the relevant trainer's consent.
Request Trainer Information(opens in a new tab)Who can join?
New to Coding? Start Here.
No prior coding experience is needed. Pick the stage that describes you to see a suggested learning plan.
- B.Tech and Degree StudentsBuild practical coding skills alongside your degree, from first year onwards.See learning plan
- Final-Year StudentsConnect your degree with a guided project, resume and interview practice.See learning plan
- Graduates and FreshersRevise fundamentals, close skill gaps and build project evidence.See learning plan
- Job SeekersFollow a focused learning plan for entry-level software applications.See learning plan
- Starting a Software CareerNo coding background? Begin with software industry and programming basics.See learning plan
Postgraduate or at another stage? See all learning paths
Learning and career support
Prepare for Your IT Career
Use free tutorials for revision, then prepare your projects, profile and explanations for real conversations with recruiters.
Free · No login required
NexCoding — .NET Tutorial Library
Open-source .NET tutorials that follow the same fundamentals-first approach we use in class. Useful for revision or for trying the subject before you join.
Students and parents
Questions Before You Start
Can beginners join?
Yes. Both programs start from programming fundamentals and do not assume prior framework experience. Basic computer usage and regular practice time are enough to begin.
Should I choose .NET or Python?
Choose based on the kind of work you want to do. The .NET Full Stack path suits learners who want to build complete business applications with C#, SQL Server, ASP.NET Core and Angular or React. The Python program suits learners who want a beginner-friendly language with files, automation basics and an introduction to FastAPI. If you are unsure, message us and we will help you compare them based on your current level.
Do I need programming knowledge?
No. The .NET Full Stack path requires no prior programming experience, and the Python program assumes no Python experience.
Will I work on practical projects?
Yes. The .NET path finishes with a guided full-stack application such as employee, order, inventory or student management. The Python program includes mini projects such as a student record application, an expense tracker and a file processing utility.
Is training available online and offline?
Yes, both. You can join online classes from any location, or attend classroom (offline) training at our Chilakaluripet centre in Andhra Pradesh. Our Hyderabad and Ongole addresses are offices, not classroom centres. Tell us your preferred mode when you enquire.
When do the next .NET batches start?
Upcoming Microsoft .NET Full Stack batch dates are shown on the homepage and the .NET course page. Message us on WhatsApp for the latest batch timings and seat availability.
How can I view the complete syllabus?
Every course page lists its modules, topics, exercises and mini projects, and you can download the syllabus as a PDF. Start from the All Course Curricula page.
How do I enquire about schedules and fees?
Message us on WhatsApp at +91-9951510727. We share current training details, upcoming batch information and fees directly.
Have Questions? Let's Talk.
Explore the curriculum, or message us on WhatsApp to ask about batch timings, fees, online or classroom (Chilakaluripet) training, and which program suits your current level.