
Web Development
Basics to Advanced
Course Syllabus
Over 20 separate job responsibilities are now required by the majority of modern web applications, and developers who can move between these diverse functions across the stack are quite useful.
Due to their versatility, ability to step in and troubleshoot areas across the technology ecosystem that goes into building a successful product, and contribution to speed and cost-effectiveness.
Full-stack developers are always in style and highly sought after both in startups and leading enterprises.

Tools You'll Learn

HTML

Bootstrap

jQuery

MySQL
ExpressJS

CSS

Tailwind

TypeScript

MongoDB

Git & GitHub

JavaScript

ECMAScript

ReactJS

NodeJS

Placement Training
Our Roadmap

HTML
HTML, or Hypertext Markup Language, is a basic markup language that provides structure for web pages. It's the foundation of web development, and is essential for anyone interested in building websites or web applications. HTML is used in many aspects of web development, including web page structuring, email templates, documentation, and web scraping.
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Introduction to HTML
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HTML Document Structure
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Basic IDE Notepad++
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Basic Tags
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Formatting Tags
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Media tags
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Form Tags
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Advanced IDE: VSCode
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HTTP Responses
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Building Basic Web Page
CSS
CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is a core programming language for web development that provides the ability to style and layout web pages. CSS is a basic requirement for web developers and is used daily on every webpage. It can also be useful for people who don't build web applications. CSS can be added to HTML documents in three approaches: Inline, Internal, and External. Inline CSS is a technique that defines a single element with the insert style sheets in an HTML document. It uses the style attribute of an HTML element to apply a unique style to a single HTML element.
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Introduction to CSS
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CSS Syntax
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Ways to write CSS
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Text properties
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Background Properties
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Border Properties
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Anchor Properties
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More CSS Properties
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Position property
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Website Layout Design
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How To Use CSS With HTML Web Pages?
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What Is Bootstrap
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How to use Bootstrap Templates?
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Learn Tailwind CSS
JavaScript
The most obvious reason for learning JavaScript is if you have hopes of becoming a web developer. Even if you haven't got your heart set on a tech career, being proficient in this language will enable you to build websites from scratch—a pretty useful skill to have in today's job market! Learning JavaScript can be a rewarding experience. It is a versatile language that can be used to create a wide variety of applications. If you are interested in a career in web development, mobile app development, or game development, then learning JavaScript is a great place to start.
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Introduction to JavaScript
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Basics of JS
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Control Statements
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Popup Boxes
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Functions in JS
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Events
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Event Handling
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Error Handling
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Form Validation
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DOM Manipulation
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JavaScript OOP
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Classes
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Constructor Pattern
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Inheritance
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Polymorphism
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this Object
ECMAScript

ECMAScript is a standard for scripting languages, including JavaScript, JScript, and ActionScript. It is best known as a JavaScript standard intended to ensure the interoperability of web pages across different web browsers. It is standardized by Ecma International in the document ECMA-262.
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var, let and const
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Template literals
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Default Arguments
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Arrow Functions
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Array and Object Destructuring
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Map, Reduce and Filter
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Iterables and Looping
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Rest and Spread Operator
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Object Literals
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Classes in ES6
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Promises
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Async and Await
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"this" and "new"
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import
TypeScript
TypeScript is a programming language that builds on JavaScript, adding static type definitions. This makes it easier to write and maintain large codebases, as well as to catch errors early on. TypeScript is also a superset of JavaScript, which means that any valid JavaScript code is also valid TypeScript code. This makes it easy to migrate existing JavaScript codebases to TypeScript. One of the main reasons to use TypeScript is its static typing, which allows developers to specify types for variables, function parameters, and return values. This helps catch type-related errors during development, making the code more robust and reliable. In short, static typing can help prevent a lot of bugs!
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Introduction to TypeScript
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Dynamic versus static typing
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Object-Oriented programming
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Pillars of OOP
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What are types?
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How do types work?
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Exploring TypeScript types
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The any type
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The unknown type
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Intersection and union types
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Literal types
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Type aliases
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Other Types
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Function return types
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Functions as types
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The never type
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Understanding classes and interfaces
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Understanding inheritance
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Abstract classes
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Learning generics
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Configuring the compiler
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Optional chaining
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Nullish coalescing
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TypeScript configuration
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DSA with TypeScript
ReactJS

Tableau is a business intelligence tool that helps organizations analyze and process large amounts of data. Tableau is an end-to-end data analytics platform that allows you to prep, analyze, collaborate, and share your big data insights. Tableau excels in self-service visual analysis, allowing people to ask new questions of governed big data and easily share those insights across the organization. What you'll learn here:
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Introduction to React & npm
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Installation
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Creating React Apps
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JSX
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Working With Forms
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Context
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Code-Splitting
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Hooks
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React Router
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Redux
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Unit Testing
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Webpack Primer
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Isomorphic React
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Server-Side Rendering
GitHub
With Looker Studio, you can easily report on data from a wide variety of sources, without programing. In just a few moments, you can connect to data sets such as: Databases, including BigQuery, MySQL, and PostgreSQL. Google Marketing Platform products, including Google Ads, Analytics, Display 360, Search Ads etc. What you'll learn here:
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Getting Familiar with GitHub
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Getting Familiar with Git Commands
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Repositories
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Branches
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Forking & PRs
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Deploying Projects
Databases


A relational database that's good for applications that structure data tables and ensure data consistency. SQL databases are useful for quickly finding data and establishing ACID properties. They're also good for applications that require multi-row transactions, like accounting systems. Examples of SQL databases include MySQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL, and Microsoft SQL Server.
A non-relational database that uses flexible schemas for unstructured data storage. NoSQL databases are good for applications with dynamic data and missing data sets that won't impact business efficiency. They're also good for applications with no specific schema definitions, like content management systems and big data applications. Examples of NoSQL databases include MongoDB, BigTable, Redis, Cassandra, HBase, Neo4j, and CouchDB.
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Getting Familiar With DBMS
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SQL & NoSQL
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Working with MySQL
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DDL, DML, DQL, DCL, TCL
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Getting Familiar With MongoDB
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Create and Manage MongoDB
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Migration of Data into MongoDB
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Services Offered by MongoDB
Node & Express JS

Node.js and Express.js are both highly popular and in-demand technologies. Node.js is a JavaScript runtime environment that allows developers to build scalable and performant server-side applications, while Express.js is a popular web framework built on top of Node.js that makes it easy to create web applications. Node.js and Express.js allow developers to use JavaScript for both front-end and back-end development, which can lead to increased productivity and efficiency.
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Functions
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Buffer
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Module
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Modules Types
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Core Modules
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Local Modules
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Modules Exports
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NPM
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Installing Packages Locally
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Installing package globally
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Adding dependency in package Json
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Updating packages
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Creating Web Server
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Sending Requests
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Handling HTTP requests
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Read File
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Writing a File
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Opening a File
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Deleting a File
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Writing a file asynchronously
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Other I/O Operations
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Core Node JS Debugger
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Event Emitter class
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Inheriting Events
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Returning event emitter
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Configuring Routes
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Working with Express
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Serving Static Files
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Working with Middle Ware
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Building RESTful APIs with Express.js
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Connecting to a Database (MongoDB/SQL)
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Authentication and Authorization
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Using TypeScript with Node.js
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Error Handling and Logging
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Building RESTful APIs with Express.js
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Connecting to a Database (MongoDB/SQL)
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Authentication and Authorization
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Using TypeScript with Node.js
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Error Handling and Logging
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Code Quality and Best Practices
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Writing Unit and Integration Tests
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CI/CD Pipelines
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Deploying to Cloud Services (AWS)
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Monitoring and Performance Optimization
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Create and Manage MongoDB
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Working with Mongoose
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Migration of Data into MongoDB
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Services Offered by MongoDB
Placement Training &
Interpersonal Skills

Interpersonal skills, also called soft skills or people skills, are important for data analysts because they help with many aspects of their work. Effective communication is essential for data analysts to effectively convey their findings, recommendations, and insights to their audiences. Also some companies do conduct aptitude tests for data analytics jobs. To prepare for such a test, you can focus on improving your problem-solving and critical thinking skills. If you're a data analyst searching for your next career opportunity, one of the most critical components of your job search is your resume or CV. A data analyst resume is your first chance to make an impression to potential employers, and it needs to stand out from the rest to land an interview. What you'll learn here:
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Effective Communication
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Reasoning & Aptitude
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HR Prep
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Techincal Interview Prep
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Presentation Skills
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Personality Development
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LinkedIn Profile
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Mock Interview Sessions
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Resume Making
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Applying on Job Boards
Projects


Amazon & Flipkart
E-Commerce Site
Real Time
Chat Application


Online Bus Booking
Red-Bus
Room Booking
OYO


Real Time
Weather App
Photo Gallery
Application


Interactive Blogs
Application
Portfolio
Website

And Many More..
Job Profiles
You Can Target
Job Profiles
With Average Salary for Freshers
Full-Stack Dev.
Average Salary
8-14 LPA
Front-End Dev.
Average Salary
6-9 LPA
Back-End Dev
Average Salary
6-10 LPA
Our Approach Towards Teaching

From Basics to Advanced
Learn With Ease
Embark on your learning journey from the basics with industry experts. Starting with familiar tools like Excel and fundamental math concepts
Take on Challenges
Learning technology is like learning swimming - you can truly learn it only when you practice. After each subject, dive into challenging projects that let you apply what you've learned.
Active Engagement
Stay connected through dedicated WhatsApp groups where you can post doubts—our vibrant community of students and faculty is there to provide quick solutions
Job-Ready Training by IITians
Prepare for success with our placement training led by industry experts. Dive into resume building, tackle puzzles and aptitude challenges, refine your communication skills, excel in mock interviews, engage in group discussions, and much more.
