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The platform

It is not a course. It is a system that runs your whole journey.

Everything below is in the portal on day one, and every student has it. This is what the fee actually buys, beyond the classes.

A curriculum written day by day, not a playlist

Most online training is a video library and a completion certificate. Ours is a written course with a plan for every single day, built for someone starting from nothing — and the work you produce is marked by a person.

  • 84 numbered days on the Tech Track, 55 on Creative + AI — every one written out
  • 23 graded projects, each marked by a mentor with written feedback
  • Lessons carry captions, transcripts and your place in the video, so you can pick up where you left off

Every day is planned

Each lesson follows the same shape: what you'll be able to do by the end, what you need to learn, what to build, and what to practise. No day is 'watch this and figure it out'.

Work that gets marked

One project per course week. You submit it, a mentor grades it against a rubric and writes back. Work can be returned for revision rather than just scored — the point is that you fix it.

Quizzes that explain themselves

Four question types, and every question carries an explanation you see in review. Staff see which questions the cohort finds hardest, so the teaching adjusts.

Progress you can see

A leaderboard scored on course progress, assignments, quizzes and attendance, with the weighting shown. Twelve badges and a streak counter that rolls over on Indian time, not UTC.

A full code editor in your browser

You do not need a powerful laptop, an admin password, or an afternoon lost to installing things that do not work. Open the portal and write code.

  • 15 languages, from JavaScript and Python to Java, Go, Rust and SQL
  • Your college laptop is enough — everything runs in the browser or on our servers
  • Save your work, share it with your mentor, or publish a link to show someone

Real projects, not single files

Multi-file workspaces with the same editor that powers VS Code. Your work saves to your account, so it is there on any machine you sign in from.

Stuck? Ask, in two ways

Get an explanation of why your code failed, or send the exact code to a human mentor from the same screen. The human route is always free.

Practice that is graded automatically

A library of practice challenges organised by topic and difficulty, checked as you go — JavaScript fundamentals, arrays and objects, algorithms, and HTML/CSS with a live preview.

Show your work

Publish any workspace to a public link. It becomes something you can put in an application without asking anyone for permission.

Any lesson, explained in 22 Indian languages

Learning to code in your second or third language is a tax nobody talks about. Ask for any lesson to be explained in the language you actually think in — Telugu, Hindi, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Bengali and more.

  • 22 Indian languages, on any lesson, quiz question or coding challenge
  • Explain it, or walk me through it step by step — you choose which
  • A free human mentor desk sits alongside it, and always will

Explanations are included up to a monthly limit — 100 actions a month, where an action is one reply or one code review. Past that you can buy study credits, or use the human mentor desk, which is free and has no cap. We would rather tell you the limit here than have you discover it.

It knows the lesson you are on

Explanations are grounded in your actual course material, not generic answers, and they are saved so you can come back to them.

Feedback on your code

Encouraging, specific review of beginner code — what works, what to change, why. Plus plain-language explanations of the errors you hit.

Interview practice on demand

Scored practice interviews and written feedback on your CV, any time. Deliberately excluded from your official readiness score — see Placement readiness for why.

A plan built from what you got wrong

After a quiz, get a short remediation plan targeting the specific things you missed rather than a suggestion to redo the week.

A mentor who knows your name

Software can mark a quiz. It cannot notice that you have gone quiet for ten days. That is a person's job, and every student has one assigned from day one.

  • One mentor, assigned to you, for the whole programme
  • Live classes with recordings, plus bookable one-to-one time
  • A recorded check-in every two weeks — on track, needs attention, or at risk

Classes, not just content

Scheduled sessions run in person, online or both, with attendance taken and every session recorded. Miss one and the recording is in your portal.

Office hours you can book

Mentors publish one-to-one slots. Book the one you need rather than waiting for a reply to a message.

Somewhere to ask in public

A discussion board per track with upvotes and accepted answers, so the question you were embarrassed to ask is usually already answered.

We track who is struggling

The system flags students with overdue work, falling grades or stalled progress, and tells their mentor. We would rather admit we watch for this than pretend everyone keeps up.

How ready you are, measured — and the formula published

Most training companies tell you when you are ready. We show you the calculation. Your readiness score is visible to you the whole way through, and so is everything that feeds it.

  • Academics are 40% — course progress, quizzes and graded assignments
  • The rest is capstone progress, coding challenges, mentor-rated mock interviews and attendance
  • Practice interviews are deliberately excluded, so the score cannot be talked up

This measures readiness, not outcomes. We provide dedicated placement assistance — interview preparation, portfolio and resume reviews, and referrals to hiring partners. We do not, and legally cannot, guarantee a job.

Why practice interviews do not count

A student can retake a practice interview until it flatters them. Only interviews rated by a human mentor move the number, which is the only way it stays worth anything to an employer.

The Interview Prep Boot Camp

A structured final phase: capstone built in reviewed stages, mock interviews with mentors, a question bank, and CV reviews in numbered rounds until it is approved.

Applications, tracked

Log every application in the portal. Your team reviews the pipeline with you and debriefs after every interview, so the next one goes better.

Where you stand against a real job

Compare your profile with an actual opening from a hiring partner and get a specific list of the gaps.

Proof a stranger can check in ten seconds

A certificate is worth exactly as much as the ability to check it. Ours can be checked by anyone, without contacting us, and it is only issued when the work is genuinely finished.

  • Issued only when every lesson is complete and every quiz is passed
  • Publicly verifiable by certificate ID — no login, no email to us
  • Plus a portfolio of real work: a deployed application or a body of design

Verify it yourself

Every certificate carries an ID and a QR code. Anyone can enter it and see who earned it and when. Try it on the verify page with any ID.

Work, not just a claim

Tech Track graduates finish with a deployed full-stack application, a documented repository and a recorded walkthrough. Creative + AI graduates finish with an 8-12 piece portfolio and a live portfolio site.

A public profile, if you want one

Opt in to a public page showing your completed work, which you can send with an application. Off by default — it is your name.

Back to the top

84

days of written curriculum on the Tech Track

23

projects graded by a mentor

15

languages you can run in the browser

22

Indian languages every lesson is explained in

Want to see it properly?

Book a free demo call and we'll walk you through the actual portal — the curriculum, the code lab, the mentor side. Not a slide deck.

Placement assistance — not a guarantee — and we'll always be upfront about that.