Students and fresh graduates
Build introductory cloud knowledge and explore possible technical career pathways.
Course fee: INR 12,500 + 18% GST (INR 2,250). Total including GST: INR 14,750.
Confirm exclusions, materials, assessments and payment options with admissions.
Build Your Cloud Foundation with Microsoft Azure
Cloud Concepts · Core Azure Services · Networking · Security · Pricing & Resource Management
A 45-hour beginner program with guided demonstrations, practical exercises, and an Azure mini-project.
Course duration: 45 hours. Contact admissions for batch dates, daily timings and delivery arrangements.
Build a beginner-friendly foundation in cloud computing with Microsoft Azure. The course introduces essential cloud concepts and Azure services for students, fresh graduates, IT professionals, and career changers who want to understand how modern organisations use cloud technology.
The 45-hour program covers cloud concepts, Azure architecture, compute, storage, databases, networking, identity, security, governance, pricing, and resource management. Guided demonstrations, exercises, knowledge checks, and a mini-project help learners explore how cloud resources work in the Azure portal.
Basic computer knowledge is recommended; previous cloud experience is not required. Module timings may vary by batch. Confirm the final batch schedule, delivery format, Azure account and lab access, fees, and resource usage charges with ECAREERPLUZ. The course may support further AZ-900 exam preparation. Official certification requires a separate provider exam.
Build introductory cloud knowledge and explore possible technical career pathways.
Develop cloud awareness alongside support and infrastructure experience.
Explore foundational Azure services and cloud resource concepts.
Understand core cloud concepts and how organisations use cloud platforms.
Start learning cloud fundamentals without requiring previous Azure experience.
The eight modules progress from cloud concepts and Azure architecture through compute, storage, networking, identity, cost management, and a practical project.
The modules add up to 45 hours. The syllabus and schedule may be adjusted for the batch. Azure account access, service availability, and some resource usage may incur charges; confirm lab arrangements and cleanup procedures before deployment.
The course introduces Azure tools and services through demonstrations and guided exercises.
Explore the web interface used to create, configure, monitor, and manage Azure resources.
Understand virtual servers, operating system choices, application hosting, and introductory administration.
Explore storage accounts, Blob Storage, file storage, and relational database fundamentals.
Learn introductory networking, identity, authentication, MFA, and role-based access concepts.
Recognise access control and governance tools; additional tools are introduced where relevant to the batch.
Explore usage metrics, cost estimation, monitoring, and introductory command-line management where relevant.
Confirm the learning environment with ECAREERPLUZ. The exact Azure services, commands, and hands-on activities may vary by batch and learning environment. Practical access depends on Azure account eligibility, available services, and lab configuration. Some resources may incur usage charges; review current Microsoft pricing and remove lab resources after use. Do not enter personal payment details or create billable resources for a lab until the instructor has explained the account setup, cost controls, and cleanup steps.
These practice projects use guided practice to connect cloud concepts. Hands-on work depends on account access, service availability, and the training environment; confirm lab costs and safeguards before deploying resources.
Navigate the Azure dashboard, understand subscriptions and resource groups, and explore available services.
Azure portal, subscriptions, resource organisation
Configure a basic virtual machine, review networking settings, and understand secure access in a supervised lab.
Compute concepts, operating systems, network settings
Explore a storage account, configure a Blob Storage container, and practise uploading and managing sample files.
Storage accounts, Blob Storage, data handling
Explore virtual networks, subnets, and network security rules using a guided exercise.
Azure networking, subnets, NSGs, connectivity
Plan and present an example cloud environment combining compute, storage, networking, access control, monitoring, and cost awareness.
Resource planning, security awareness, cost estimation, documentation
Practical exercises depend on Azure account access, available services, and the training environment. Azure usage charges may apply. Learners should review current pricing, use approved lab accounts, follow instructor guidance, and remove resources after use.
By the end of this 45-hour course, learners should be able to:
This course offers an introductory foundation. Advanced Azure administration, development, security, or architecture roles require continued learning and hands-on experience.
Cloud fundamentals can support continued learning across IT infrastructure, cloud support, system administration, and cloud engineering. This 45-hour introductory course alone does not qualify a learner for a specific role; employers may require experience and additional technical skills.
Explore entry-level support activities involving cloud services, basic access, and configuration questions.
Build further experience with resource configuration, monitoring, access controls, and routine administration.
Progress toward cloud engineering with substantial hands-on practice and additional technical learning.
Explore architecture as a longer-term pathway that typically requires substantial experience across cloud systems.
Continue into cloud security with deeper skills in identity, governance, networking, and secure operations.
Compare these planning ranges with current local opportunities. Pay varies by role, qualifications, experience and employer.
Build your future: Potential cloud services require appropriate competence, client permission, secure practices, and clearly defined scope. Develop experience before managing production infrastructure.
Ask admissions about career preparation services. Confirm which services are currently available from ECAREERPLUZ for this course and batch.
Prepare a professional resume that accurately highlights cloud concepts, completed labs, and project work.
Practise Azure fundamentals, cloud terminology, and entry-level scenario discussions.
Explore suitable entry-level roles, prepare applications, and present project work.
Discuss cloud learning pathways and relevant next steps based on current skills.
Opportunities may be available subject to institute arrangements and availability.
Placement assistance is intended to support employability.
The course may help learners prepare for further Azure learning and the AZ-900 certification exam. It is not itself a Microsoft certification.
This course is training, not a Microsoft-issued certification. Confirm any ECAREERPLUZ course-completion certificate criteria and issuing details with the institute.
Explore example cloud computing and DevOps projects and learning journeys.
The learning approach combines structured teaching, practical exercises, and regular progress evaluation.
Learn through explanations, demonstrations, and examples connected to IT environments.
Reinforce concepts with guided labs, assignments, and cloud configuration exercises where access is available.
Use quizzes, lab completion, assignments, and trainer feedback to identify areas for improvement.
Follow organised module notes, revision materials, practical instructions, and project guidance where provided.
Build awareness of identity, security, resource monitoring, and usage costs.
| Area | Example metrics |
|---|---|
| Knowledge checks | Review cloud concepts, Azure services, identity, security, and cost awareness. |
| Guided exercises | Track lab activity where accounts and services are available in the approved learning environment. |
| Project review | Discuss resource choices, security considerations, cost awareness, and project presentation. |
These learning-quality activities describe this course. Confirm teaching, lab, assessment, and feedback arrangements with ECAREERPLUZ.
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No. The course is designed for beginners. Basic computer knowledge and familiarity with using the internet are helpful.
The course duration is 45 hours. Contact admissions for batch dates and the detailed timetable.
The course covers selected Azure Fundamentals topics that may support further preparation. Check current Microsoft exam objectives and prepare using official resources.
No certification is automatically included. The official exam is separate, and any exam voucher or fee is not included unless ECAREERPLUZ explicitly confirms it.
The course includes guided demonstrations, labs, exercises, and a mini-project, subject to Azure account access, service availability, and the training environment.
The course is beginner-friendly and is intended for students, graduates, IT professionals, and career changers. Basic computer knowledge is recommended; confirm admission requirements with ECAREERPLUZ.
Possible longer-term pathways include cloud support, junior Azure administration, cloud engineering, architecture, or cloud security. A 45-hour fundamentals course alone does not qualify someone for these roles; additional experience and training may be required.
Career guidance and placement assistance may be available. Confirm current services and eligibility with ECAREERPLUZ.
Yes. Learners can continue into role-based Azure administration, development, security, architecture, or DevOps training based on their interests and experience.
Some Azure resources may incur usage charges. Confirm the lab environment and cost controls before use, review current Microsoft pricing, and remove resources after practice.
Course fee: INR 12,500 + 18% GST (INR 2,250). Total including GST: INR 14,750. Confirm exclusions, materials, assessments and payment options with admissions.
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