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Become a job-ready software engineer in 28 weeks

Live, mentor-led training in frontend, backend and full-stack development. You write production-grade code from week one, get every pull request reviewed by a working engineer, and finish with six deployed projects on your GitHub profile.

  • 18 seats

    Live classes, recorded classes

  • 6 projects

    Six deployed projects

  • No expiry

    Placement support until you are hired

ENROLMENT

How payment and enrolment work

Nothing is charged until you have sat in on a live class and chosen your track. After that you can pay in full or spread the fee, and you can still change your mind.

  • Refundable · Refundable until shortly before you start
  • 0% EMI · Zero-cost EMI

Batches start through September and October 2026

What the programme actually includes

Facts about how the training is run. We do not publish placement percentages, salary figures or review scores, because we have not audited numbers we would be willing to stand behind.

  • 18

    Maximum learners in a batch

    A cap we do not raise

  • 240

    Live teaching hours on the Full-Stack track

    120 on Frontend, 140 on Backend

  • 28

    Weeks on the Full-Stack track

    16 on Frontend, 18 on Backend

  • 6

    Reviewed projects you deploy

    Three on a single track, six on Full-Stack

  • 48 hrs

    Turnaround on every written code review

    Written by a working engineer, not a bot

Courses learners enrol in most

Full career tracks in frontend, backend and full-stack, all taught live with the same review standard.

The stack you will actually be hired to work on

We teach what appears in job descriptions across Indian product and service companies, and we replace anything that falls out of demand.

  • HTML5
  • CSS3
  • Tailwind CSS
  • JavaScript
  • TypeScript
  • React
  • Next.js
  • Angular
  • React Native
  • Node.js
  • .NET
  • C#
  • SQL
  • MongoDB
  • REST APIs
  • Git & GitHub
  • Docker
  • Cloud deployment
  • CI/CD
  • Automated testing

Why learners choose this academy over a video subscription

Recorded courses are cheap and abundant. What they cannot give you is someone reading your code and telling you why it will not survive production.

  • Within 48 hours

    Every submission gets a written code review

    You raise a pull request, a mentor comments line by line on naming, structure, error handling and security, and you revise until it is merged. Expect to rewrite your first project more than once, and that is the point.

  • Nobody hides at the back

    Batches capped at 18 learners

    Small rooms mean the instructor knows where each person is stuck. If you fall behind, you are called out in a supportive way, not quietly left behind for twenty-four weeks.

  • Deadlines, specs and change requests

    Projects with real constraints

    Briefs arrive the way client work does: incomplete. You ask clarifying questions, estimate, and then handle a mid-sprint requirement change, because that is the skill interviews actually probe.

  • Evenings and Sunday mornings

    Doubt-clearing sessions six days a week

    Book a 20-minute slot with a mentor for screen-shared debugging. No ticket queue, no bot, and no being told to re-watch a video.

  • Not a bolt-on at the end

    Interview preparation built into the syllabus

    Weekly problem-solving drills from week three, system-design discussions from week twelve, and recorded mock interviews you rewatch with your mentor.

  • Subject to seat availability

    Repeat any module for free, for life

    If React state management did not land the first time, sit through it again in a later batch at no cost. Alumni also keep access to every syllabus update we make.

How the journey runs, week by week

From your first phone call to your first offer letter, here is exactly what happens.

  1. Free demo class and skills chat

    Step 1 · 90 minutes

    Sit in on a live session, meet the instructor and talk through your background. We tell you honestly which track fits, and we will say so if none of them do.

  2. Enrol and set up your environment

    Step 2 · Week 0

    Before class one you install your editor, runtime, database and Git client with a mentor on call, so week one is spent writing code rather than fighting installers.

  3. Learn live, build every week

    Step 3 · The core weeks

    Two hours of live teaching per session, a weekly assignment, and a fortnightly build that adds a feature to your ongoing project. Everything goes through code review.

  4. Ship a capstone to production

    Step 4 · Final six weeks

    You take one product from database schema to deployed URL, with authentication, payments, tests, monitoring and a README a hiring manager can follow.

  5. Interview, iterate, get hired

    Step 5 · Until you land the role

    Resume and LinkedIn rewrite, portfolio polish, mock interviews with feedback, and introductions to hiring partners. Support continues after the course ends.

What you will have built by the end

These are the applications our learners walk into interviews with. Each one is deployed on a public URL with the source on GitHub.

  • Multi-vendor e-commerce storefront

    Multi-vendor e-commerce storefront

    A storefront with product search and filters, cart persistence, coupon rules, Razorpay checkout and a seller dashboard for inventory and order fulfilment.

    • Next.js
    • TypeScript
    • Tailwind CSS
    • Node.js
    • +2
  • Hospital appointment and records system

    Role-based scheduling for patients, doctors and receptionists, with slot-clash prevention, prescription history and an audit trail on every record change.

    • Angular
    • .NET 8
    • SQL Server
    • Entity Framework Core
  • Real-time team chat with presence

    Real-time team chat with presence

    Channels and direct messages with typing indicators, read receipts, offline queueing and file attachments served from object storage.

    • React
    • TypeScript
    • Node.js
    • Socket.IO
    • +2
  • Expense tracker mobile app

    A cross-platform app with offline-first sync, receipt capture, category budgets and monthly spend analytics rendered as native charts.

    • React Native
    • TypeScript
    • .NET Web API
    • PostgreSQL
  • Production-grade REST API

    A versioned API with JWT refresh tokens, role-based authorisation, request rate limiting, structured logging, integration tests and a container build pipeline.

    • ASP.NET Core
    • C#
    • JWT
    • xUnit
    • +2
  • Analytics dashboard with live data

    A revenue and funnel dashboard with server-side aggregation, date-range comparison, CSV export and streaming updates that stay smooth on 50,000 rows.

    • Next.js
    • TypeScript
    • Tailwind CSS
    • SQL
    • +1
Taught by Vikas Kumar, an engineer who still ships code

Taught by Vikas Kumar, an engineer who still ships code

Vikas Kumar · lead instructor and curriculum head

Vikas Kumar has spent around fifteen years building software for product companies and service firms, moving from frontend work into backend architecture and eventually leading delivery teams. That experience covers React and Angular front ends, .NET and Node.js services, and databases that outgrew their first design and had to be rescued.

  • 15 years in commercial software deliveryShipped and maintained products across fintech, healthcare, logistics and education, on both greenfield builds and decade-old legacy systems.
  • Curriculum refreshed every yearAround 20% of the syllabus is rewritten annually so the stack you learn matches what appears in current job descriptions.

Upcoming batches

Seats are released in order of confirmed enrolment. When a batch fills, the next one for that track opens roughly five weeks later.

  • 18 seats

    Full-Stack Engineering (Evening)

    Starts

    1 September 2026

    • Mon to Fri, 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM IST
    • Live online, with an optional Saturday lab from 10:00 AM
  • 18 seats

    Frontend Engineering (Evening)

    Starts

    8 September 2026

    • Tue, Thu and Sat, 8:00 PM to 10:00 PM IST
    • Live online
  • 18 seats

    Backend Engineering (Evening)

    Starts

    15 September 2026

    • Mon, Wed and Fri, 7:30 PM to 9:30 PM IST
    • Live online

Batch sizes are capped at 18 learners.

Transparent fees, no surprises

One fee covers teaching, reviews, mentoring, projects and placement support. There is no separate placement charge and no income-share agreement.

  • Frontend Engineering

    ₹25,000

    16 weeks · 120 live hours

    What’s included

    • 120 hours of live instruction across 16 weeks
    • HTML, CSS, Tailwind, JavaScript and TypeScript
    • React, Next.js and an introduction to Angular
    • One React Native mobile build
    • 3 reviewed portfolio projects
    • Written code review on every submission
    • Doubt-clearing slots six days a week
    • Resume, portfolio and LinkedIn rewrite
    • Placement referrals to hiring partners
    • Lifetime access to syllabus updates
  • Full-Stack Engineering

    Popular

    ₹40,000

    28 weeks · 240 live hours · Most comprehensive

    What’s included

    • 240 hours of live instruction across 28 weeks
    • Everything in the Frontend and Backend tracks
    • Six reviewed portfolio projects including a capstone
    • Docker, CI/CD and cloud deployment on Azure or AWS
    • Weekly problem-solving and system-design drills
    • Six recorded mock interviews with written feedback
    • Dedicated mentor assigned for the full 28 weeks
    • Placement support until you are hired
    • Lifetime module repeats, subject to seat availability
  • Backend Engineering

    ₹25,000

    18 weeks · 140 live hours

    What’s included

    • 140 hours of live instruction across 18 weeks
    • C# with .NET and Node.js with Express
    • SQL modelling, indexing and query tuning
    • MongoDB documents and aggregation pipelines
    • REST API design, JWT auth and rate limiting
    • Automated testing with xUnit and Jest
    • Docker basics and one cloud deployment
    • 3 reviewed portfolio projects
    • Resume, portfolio and LinkedIn rewrite
    • Placement referrals to hiring partners

GST included. Zero-cost EMI available over 3, 6 or 9 months.

Questions people ask before enrolling

If yours is not here, call us and ask the instructor directly.

I am from a non-IT background. Can I really do this?
Yes, and many people in each batch are in the same position. There is no coding prerequisite for the Frontend or Full-Stack tracks. What you do need is 12 to 15 hours a week outside class, consistently, for the length of the course. If you cannot commit that time, tell us and we will suggest a weekend batch instead.
Are the classes live or pre-recorded?
Every teaching session is live. Recordings are made available afterwards for revision only, and they expire when your placement support ends. We deliberately do not sell a recordings-only product, because the value here is the review and the feedback.
What exactly does placement support include?
A rewritten resume and LinkedIn profile, a polished portfolio site, six recorded mock interviews with written feedback, weekly job-application targets tracked with your mentor, and introductions to companies we have a contact at. Support runs until you accept an offer, with no time limit.
Do you guarantee a job?
No, and be cautious of anyone who does. We guarantee the teaching, the reviews, the projects, the interview preparation and the introductions. We also do not publish a placement percentage on this site, because we have not audited one we would be willing to stand behind. Ask us about a specific past batch and we will tell you what happened to the people in it, including those who were not hired.
Can I pay in instalments?
Yes. Zero-cost EMI is available over 3, 6 or 9 months through our finance partners, with no interest and no processing fee. You can also split the fee into two direct payments, one at enrolment and one at the midpoint of the course.
What if I miss a class?
You get the recording the same evening, and you can book a 20-minute catch-up slot with a mentor to cover what you missed. If you miss more than two weeks for a genuine reason, we will move you to the next batch at no charge.
Frontend, backend or full-stack — how do I choose?
If you enjoy visual detail, interaction and design systems, start with Frontend. If you prefer data, logic and systems that must not fall over, start with Backend. If you are switching careers and want the widest set of openings, take Full-Stack, which is what most career changers choose. Sit in on a free demo and we will help you decide.
Do I get a certificate?
Yes, on completion of all projects and the capstone, with a verifiable link. We will be honest though: no certificate gets you hired. The deployed projects and the code behind them are what interviewers actually look at.
What laptop do I need?
Any machine with 8 GB of RAM and 60 GB of free disk space will run everything in the Frontend track. For the Backend and Full-Stack tracks, 16 GB is strongly recommended because you will be running a database, containers and an editor at the same time.

Sit in on a live class before you pay anything

Ninety minutes, no cost, no obligation. Watch a real session, meet the instructor, ask the current batch what they think, and then decide.