Cohort 19 · Indiranagar, Bengaluru
Full-time, in-person, and deliberately hard. We publish every placement number, including the ones we are not proud of.
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Median first salary
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Withdrew mid-course
The command line, git as a mental model rather than four memorised commands, HTTP end to end, and enough data structures to reason about cost.
Closures, the event loop, async failure modes, and types as design tools. You write a small promise library, because reading about promises is not the same thing.
Node and Postgres. Schema design, indexes, transactions, and the afternoon where everyone discovers N+1 queries the hard way.
React with real state problems, accessibility from the first commit, and performance budgets you have to defend in review.
A brief from a partner company, a real deadline, and code review from a working senior engineer twice a week.
System-design practice, salary negotiation, and eight mock interviews with engineers who do not work here.
Not a stand-up. Someone puts a pull request on the projector and the room reviews it, including the instructor’s. It is uncomfortable in week one and the single most useful habit you leave with.
Two people, one keyboard, rotating every forty minutes. Instructors circulate rather than present. Total lecture time across sixteen weeks is under thirty hours.
Ship whatever the week produced to a room of thirty, then spend the afternoon fixing what the demo exposed. Nobody has ever demoed something that worked perfectly.
Cohort 11 finished in March. We publish these whether or not they flatter us.
Counted from the 38 who finished, not the 44 who started.
We keep coaching these people at no cost until they land.
Three ways to pay. The income share is capped and expires — read the agreement before you sign anything, here or anywhere.
Upfront
₹3,20,000one payment
Instalments
₹3,60,0006 payments
Income share
12%of salary, 24 months
I had a commerce degree and a support-desk job. Fourteen months later I am on the platform team at a payments company. The capstone got me the interview; the code reviews got me through it.
Genuinely brutal pace and I nearly quit in week nine. What I will say is that no employer has ever caught me out on fundamentals since.
They talked me out of the income-share plan and into instalments because it was cheaper for my situation. That is the moment I decided to trust them.
No. It is forty-five contact hours a week plus homework, in person. People who have tried have failed the course and kept the debt, which is the worst of both.
You need to have finished a free introductory course and be able to explain a loop and a function in the interview. Complete beginners are welcome; complete beginners who have not tried are not.
On the income share you simply pay nothing. On upfront or instalments there is no refund after week four — we would rather say that here than in the small print.
No. Pairing and live code review are the whole method and both degrade badly online. If you cannot be in Indiranagar five days a week, this is not the right course.
A short written task, then a 45-minute conversation. No whiteboard puzzles.
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