Which one is easier to learn , joomla or drupal?  

i Suggest u to choose joomla why?
1. easy to use
2. You said that u were a beginner so the best way is to choose the easier one
3. if you're pure beginner (don't know anything about Web Designing) you could start from learning HTML or PHP

I am a dot.net developer but i have also worked and learned joomla. I have not known much about drupal. But both of them are good and popular CMS.
As i have also learned joomla on my own. I would suggest you to go for joomla. It is easier to learn. As i could suggest you because i have already done it.

I honestly dont know which one is easir to learn. Sorry, for the lack of help. Im sure other members can help you out some on this topic.

While I have heard of Joomla, I am not quite sure I have heared of Drupal and I do not have enough information on either to fairly say which is easier. I do recommend searching for "html" "css" "C ++" "Javascript" and "Frames" , these things are most likely going to be used in any given script and if you can learn to do them yourself their is no need to have to learn really much about either of the two sites. I've used sites liek geocities, angelfire,tripid, AOL's Homepage service, expqge, those are the ones I have used in the past and for most I've had to learn a little HTML.

i am a new web designer, i know html & all update version, know javascript, xml, css etc but jppmla & drupal is the fresh word for me, please help me how this two joompla.org & drupal.org help me. is it same as dreamweaver?

I suggest you use joomla, because in joomla already has many modules that facilitate us to create a web site,I
have a comparison between opensource cms that I found from
http://www.alledia.com/bl...

Content Management :
Joomla!
Weak. There are only three levels of content - Section >> Category >> Content is available. That's it. No cross-categorization. To get flexibility, use a Content Construction Kit extension.[-]

Drupal:
Very sophisticated. It allows unlimited category levels, tagging and categorization. You can also create multiple types of content, each with different features. [+]


WYSIWYG Editors:
Joomla!
TinyMCE comes by default.[+]

Drupal :
Probably the most common complaint about Drupal - it has no default editor.[-]


Template / Themes:
Joomla!
Perhaps Joomla's biggest strength. Joomla has a wide selection of free and commercial designs.[+]

Drupal
Very few commercial developers and off-the-shelf choices are very poor. Most designs are custom-made.

I have a comparison between opensource cms that I found from
http://www.alledia.com/bl.

Content Management :
Joomla!
Weak. There are only three levels of content - Section >> Category >> Content is available. That's it. No cross-categorization. To get flexibility, use a Content Construction Kit extension.[-]

Drupal:
Very sophisticated. It allows unlimited category levels, tagging and categorization. You can also create multiple types of content, each with different features. [+]


WYSIWYG Editors:
Joomla!
TinyMCE comes by default.[+]

Drupal :
Probably the most common complaint about Drupal - it has no default editor.[-]


Template / Themes:
Joomla!
Perhaps Joomla's biggest strength. Joomla has a wide selection of free and commercial designs.[+]

Drupal
Very few commercial developers and off-the-shelf choices are very poor. Most designs are custom-made.

Joomla is easy and has every kind of extension you may want. So, I prefer joomla.