Question 1

I have ZERO programming background. Will I be lost?

Accepted Answer

No — that's exactly who we built the school for. Most of our students walk in unable to write a single line of code. Week 1 starts from the keyboard up: what a file is, how the browser reads HTML, how a button calls JavaScript. We don't assume you watched YouTube tutorials. Read the Google reviews — ECE, EEE, Mechanical, B.Sc, career-restarters all rated us ★ 4.9.

Question 2

Can I do this alongside my 3rd / 4th-year B.Tech?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Sessions are 2× weekly evenings (~7:30–9:30 IST) + 1× Saturday review. Plan on 8–10 hours per week including self-study. We've trained many AU / GITAM / Gayatri Vidya Parishad / Vignan's / Aditya / Lendi students alongside their semesters — you can read their reviews on Google.

Question 3

I'm a working developer. Is this for me?

Accepted Answer

If you want to upskill into AI-native engineering — yes, especially the Senior tier. If you're already a senior product engineer in a big tech company, the open masterclasses (1–2 days) are a better fit than a 3-month cohort.

Question 4

I'm a parent thinking about my child. What should I know?

Accepted Answer

Your child can comfortably do this in parallel with their college. They'll join a cohort of 10–18 peers, get personally code-reviewed by the trainer every week, and walk out with a real shipped project. Come to the Saturday open-house (Maddilapalem campus, 10:00–13:00) — sit in on a session and meet the current cohort yourself.

Question 5

Will I actually learn engineering, or just how to prompt AI?

Accepted Answer

You'll learn engineering — the long way. HTML and CSS properly, JavaScript without shortcuts, databases from queries to schema design, then React and Node from first principles. AI joins the workflow once your fundamentals are solid, as a 5–10× multiplier on top. You'll be able to ship without AI; AI just lets you ship faster.

Question 6

Why all three CLIs — Claude, Codex, Gemini?

Accepted Answer

Because no one provider is best at everything, and vendor lock-in is a long-term tax. You learn to author a pluggable adapter that swaps providers with one env var. You choose Claude for code review, Codex for tests, Gemini for docs — or whatever combination works best for your project.

Question 7

Will I get paid AI subscriptions while I'm a student?

Accepted Answer

We provide access to Claude / Codex / Gemini CLIs during the course so you don't have to subscribe. After graduation, each tool has a free tier that's usually enough for personal projects; for production work you'll want your own paid plan.

Question 8

How does payment work? Do you offer EMI?

Accepted Answer

We don't use bank EMI or NBFCs. Course fees split into 3 equal terms, one term per month, paid before each month begins. Example: Full Stack Essentials ₹35,000 = 3 × ₹11,667. The ₹2,500 slot-blocking deposit counts toward your first term. No interest. No processing fee. No third-party financing.

Question 9

What does the ₹2,500 deposit do?

Accepted Answer

It blocks your seat in the next cohort. Non-refundable, but counts toward your first term. We ask for it only after you've done the free workshop or counselling call — never before. Limited slots per batch, displayed live on each course page.

Question 10

Do you offer scholarships?

Accepted Answer

Yes — 15% for Vizag residents, 15% for women in tech, 12% early-bird (≥21 days pre-batch), 10% group-of-3 referral. Scholarships are capped per batch and don't stack. Mention you're applying for one on the counselling call.

Question 11

Why is your fee floor ₹35,000 when other schools charge ₹2L+?

Accepted Answer

Because we don't have a placement-guarantee team to fund, no city-marketing budget, no celebrity instructors taking a 50% cut. Our cost is one trainer, one classroom, one cohort at a time. You're paying for the trainer's hours, not for someone else's marketing.

Question 12

When does the next batch start?

Accepted Answer

We run rolling enrolment — new batches every month. Specific batch start dates are confirmed on the counselling call once we know your background and which course you're picking. The /schedule page shows the next 2–3 batch windows per course.

Question 13

How many hours per week is this?

Accepted Answer

Plan on 8–10 hours per week, including 4 hours of live sessions (2 × 2-hour evenings + 1 × 2-hour Saturday review) and 4–6 hours of self-study on your own time.

Question 14

Are classes online, in-person, or both?

Accepted Answer

In-person only, at our Maddilapalem campus in Visakhapatnam (near Sai Baba Temple, Pithapuram Colony). It's a hands-on classroom program — no online classes and no recordings. Learners travel in from across Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Odisha. Saturday is a free open-house — walk in any time.

Question 15

What if I miss a few sessions?

Accepted Answer

It's a small in-person cohort, so our dedicated support team and trainer help you catch up — grab a classmate's notes and get a quick one-on-one before the next class. The trainer reviews your work as long as you stay engaged in the cohort Discord. If you fall too far behind, we'll honestly tell you and either pause your enrolment to the next batch or talk through options.

Question 16

Will Ravi personally teach my batch?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Ravi teaches the major part of every batch himself. He's a working engineer, so you learn most of the course directly from him. Alongside him, a team of working developers — our lead trainer and his team — teaches parts of the course and is on the premises to help you the moment you're stuck. Ravi sets the quality bar and joins the weekly code-review, every batch. You're taught by people who build real software for a living, not classroom lecturers — and the best way to see that is to come sit through a real class before you decide.

Question 17

Do you teach in Telugu?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Telugu-medium cohorts available on demand. Sessions are bilingual where helpful. Course material is in English (because the broader industry runs on English).

Question 18

Is there a refund policy?

Accepted Answer

No refunds. The ₹2,500 deposit is non-refundable. Term fees, once paid for a term, are non-refundable for that term. We invest in keeping cohort sizes small (10–18 max), so every committed seat matters. To de-risk: take the free 30-min counselling call AND sit in on the free workshop before any deposit. Both are designed to filter out wrong-fit applicants.

Question 19

Do you guarantee placement?

Accepted Answer

No, and no one honest can guarantee that. What we promise: weekly code review, a portfolio-grade capstone in your GitHub, a cohort Discord that stays live for life, and interview prep modules. We've been training students for years — many came from non-IT backgrounds and now work in tech. Read the Google reviews; every reviewer is verifiable on LinkedIn.

Question 20

Do I get a certificate?

Accepted Answer

Yes — a certificate of completion at the end of every course. Honestly though, your GitHub capstone is what hiring managers will look at, not the certificate. We optimise the curriculum around the artefact, not the credential.

Question 21

What will I be able to build by the end?

Accepted Answer

Depends on the course. Full Stack Essentials → a working full-stack web app with database, sessions, CRUD, and AI-augmented dev workflow, all in your GitHub. React Developer → a production React app with Server Components and Suspense. Android Native → an app on the Play Store. Each course page lists the specific outcomes.

Question 22

Will my project be original or template-based?

Accepted Answer

Original. Every cohort gets a brief that's flexible enough for personal projects but specific enough that we can review the same shape of code across the batch. We've seen e-commerce, hospital-management, real-estate, study-tracker, fitness, dating, and many other apps come out of the same brief.

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