Answer / Praveen Singh Yadav

Server.Transfer performs an internal redirect without causing a round-trip to the client, while Response.Redirect generates a new HTTP request to the browser. Server.Transfer preserves the current state and viewstate, but it does not allow cross-application redirection or URL modification. Response.Redirect allows for custom URLs and can be used for cross-application redirects, but it doesn't preserve viewstate. You may choose one over the other based on the specific requirements of your application, such as preserving state or allowing URL manipulation.

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