Twelve courses covering the work a technology employer actually hands a new graduate: writing code that others will read, passing a coding interview, building and shipping something, testing it, and keeping it running. Students can start with a first language and continue through to cloud, security and DevOps, or take a single course to close a specific gap.
Python from first principles to production practice, with an Applied-level data track for students heading into analytics. Taught as a working language rather than a syntax tour: students write, test, debug and ship code, and learn to review what an AI assistant generates rather than pasting it.
Java remains the backbone of Indian IT services hiring and the language most campus recruitment tests are written in. This course covers the language properly, then the ecosystem that employers actually use — Spring Boot, JDBC, Maven, testing — and finishes with a deployable service.
The single biggest determinant of whether a technical student converts a campus interview. Data structures and algorithms taught not as theory but as the discipline of solving an unfamiliar problem under time pressure and explaining your thinking while you do it — which is what the interview actually tests.
Build interfaces people can actually use. HTML, CSS and JavaScript taught properly before any framework, then React and modern tooling, then the parts that separate a student project from professional work — accessibility, performance and responsive behaviour on the devices Indian users actually hold.
The part of an application users never see and every employer asks about. API design, databases, authentication, background jobs and deployment — taught language-agnostically in principle and hands-on in Node.js or Python, with the security and reliability concerns that separate a working service from a safe one.
Build and publish mobile applications for the market that matters — mid-range Android devices on variable connections. Taught cross-platform with React Native or Flutter, covering the full path from first screen to an app that is actually in a store, including the offline and performance realities of Indian mobile usage.
QA is one of the largest single fresher intakes in Indian IT services and one of the least understood by graduates. This course covers manual testing done rigorously, then automation with Selenium and Playwright, then API and performance testing — and the judgement to know what is worth automating.
The working practices every development team assumes you already have. Version control done properly, collaborative workflow, code review, continuous integration and the terminal fluency that quietly separates a confident engineer from a nervous one. Short, high-leverage, and the fastest way to make a student's GitHub profile look employable.
Cloud literacy is now assumed in almost every technical role and increasingly in non-technical ones. Covers the core service models and the AWS and Azure services that appear in real job descriptions, with hands-on deployment, cost awareness and the security basics that stop a student project becoming a breach.
Security fundamentals for students entering an environment where cybersecurity is among the fastest-growing skill demands globally. Covers networks, systems, application security and defensive operations, taught with a strict legal and ethical frame — everything hands-on happens in a controlled lab, never against a system the student does not own.
How software gets from a developer's machine to users, repeatedly and safely. Pipelines, containers, orchestration, infrastructure as code and monitoring — plus the cultural half of DevOps that most courses omit and every interviewer asks about.
Semiconductor is among the strongest current fresher signals in the Indian market, and almost no degree college offers a bridge into it. This course covers digital design, Verilog and SystemVerilog, verification methodology and the physical design flow, with a deliberate weighting toward verification — where hiring volume is highest and where a well-prepared CSE or ECE graduate can compete.
Enrolment is through our partner colleges. You will need the code your college issued.