Simple: Read a lot about .NET (books, ebooks, on-line references, etc.). Once you are acquainted with its intricacies, you can optionally test your aptitude by taking some tests on-line (e.g. Brainbench).
If you feel you are confident that you can take on a real project, then start looking for a job that requires the use of .NET. Good luck! Benj On Apr 3, 8:47 am, Sajid Najmi <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi All, > I am sajid final semester student of MCA. I want to make my career in VB.NET . > I don't have any ideaa, how to start ? > Can any one help me ? > Please get back soon > > Kind Regards, > Sajid
