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Hi, i am an IT professional. i require a mini project on .Net(any of VB/ASP/C#) for one of my sister who is pursuing BE(Computer Science).
Please help me out, if anybody can. please reply, accordingly, i will contact you.

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A few practical notes that build on what @Ezzarhosh and raised: the point of a BE mini project is to learn the full cycle — requirements, design, code, tests and a short demo — so pick a scope the student can fully explain. Below are compact, real-world ideas and a simple, repeatable approach that produces a defendable submission without resorting to a downloaded, opaque project.

Suggested mini-projects (each fits a 6–10 week student timetable):

  • Student Attendance System — class lists, mark attendance, export CSV, simple reports.
  • Library Management — book catalog, issue/return, search, admin CRUD.
  • Issue/Ticket Tracker — create tickets, assign, status workflow, basic reporting.
  • Event Registration Portal — event pages, signup, attendee list, confirmation email.
  • Personal Expense Tracker — categories, add/edit transactions, summary charts.

A practical implementation plan and tech choices:

  • Prefer C# with ASP.NET Core (or VB.NET + ASP.NET if the curriculum requires it). For modern guidance see the ASP.NET Core docs and for data access use EF Core. Use Visual Studio or VS Code and put the project under Git with meaningful commits.
  • Milestones: requirements + wireframes; DB design (ER diagram) and migrations; auth + core CRUD; validations, unit tests and simple UI tests; deployment (IIS/host) and README with run instructions.
  • Security / quality: run basic input validation, parameterized queries/ORM, and consult the OWASP Top Ten for common pitfalls.

Final tips: document architecture (one diagram), include a short demo script (3–5 minutes), prepare answers for typical viva questions (why chosen stack, where data is validated, how auth works). If external help is offered (as appears to), ensure the student can explain every component; otherwise the effort defeats the learning goal.

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Member Avatar for Ezzaral

Well, since you are a "professional" why can you not suggest one for her?

Better yet, she could take some initiative and actually do a little bit of research to come up with her own - which is kind of the point of tasking the student to decide upon the project, rather than just telling them what to do.

commented: Quite so. Industry wants people who can think for themselves, not dolts waiting to be spoon fed (though they do have their uses). +21
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Hi, i am an IT professional. i require a mini project on .Net(any of VB/ASP/C#) for one of my sister who is pursuing BE(Computer Science).
Please help me out, if anybody can. please reply, accordingly, i will contact you.

Hi,

My name is Shival Pandya.I am a IT Professional.
I am interested in this project. You can call me on <<snip>>.

commented: Read the forum rules. -2
Member Avatar for ithelp

You will not get a free readymade project assignment which you can submit as your final year project assignment and get good marks , if you are an IT professional , you should explaing the code written by you is easiest , your sister will not be able to understand /explain anything about the project you are going to download from internet and submit.

commented: Well said +21
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