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Thanx fo ur reply...

Okie... Thats correct ..

What is freelanching content projects PM and who gives them 

Vijay Instead of working in a company and getting paid every month, you accept short term jobs from your clients. For example, you may be asked to design a website and after you complete the work, they pay you. There are many sites which connects freelancers with clients. 

Check out http://www.freelancer.com/  

@R u thout Vijay dont know this or you just wanted to post a reply?

Give me freelancing job please I am interested madam

VP, were you kidding or you really want a answer?

PS: R is right in terms of execution but when it comes to pricing, many things are taken into consideration on the negotiation table

Adding to Ranjith's replies:

There are other good freelancing sites to look out for freelancing jobs:

www.elance.com

www.odesk.com

to name a few.

Freelancer.com has a .in website too.

Almost all these sites let you showcase your expertise in a certain area via certain tests which give you objective type questions in the selected area, and to complete these tests with good scores, you need to have a deep level of practical as well as theoretical knowledge (when I say deep, it's deep, really deep), in  the domain, which is quite helpful in getting you jobs and clients. The more your expertise, the better your chance to grab a job. But, it's not as easy as it sounds, as there are literally thousands of people who are already there waiting for jobs. Try it, and you'll know.

Just be aware that there are scammers who lure you into paying (a so called "registration fees" or "refundable security deposit") for giving you easy paying jobs, but, these are ultimately - scams. All these sites have free registration with different levels of accounts and account features - free and paid.