importing excel to database c# asp.net - c#

so let me tell you first that im a first year programmer so dont expect much ;)
This school year is different to me. I am doing a intership at a company. I have a got a assignement but i dont have a clue how to start. My assignement is 'The user fills in a excel template. That template must be imported to a database using c# asp.net' i never worked with asp and a little with c#.
I have problems with :
1. opening a file stream with asp.net (So i can pick a file)
2. Reading the excel file
3 importing it to a db
sorry if something is unclear. Please ask.
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