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60-Minute Private .NET Mentoring Session
$25 International customers
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₹1,999 Customers in India
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Complete the short booking form and describe what you'd like help with.

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Complete Payment

After submitting the form, complete the $25 / ₹1,999 payment.

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I'll review your request and contact you by email to confirm the session time.

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Step 1: Start Your Booking

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Step 2: Pay for Your Session

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Important: Please submit the booking form before making your payment.

When making your payment, please use the same email address you entered in the booking form.

Your mentoring session is confirmed only after payment has been received and the session time has been confirmed by email.

What Happens After You Book?

  • I review your mentoring request and the problem or topic you submitted.
  • I verify the payment.
  • I contact you by email to confirm the session.
  • We agree on a suitable date and time.
  • You receive the meeting details.
  • We spend 60 minutes working through your specific .NET problem or goal.

This is a 60-minute mentoring session focused on practical technical guidance. Please provide as much relevant information as possible in the booking form so the session can be productive.

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