AI CLASSROOM COURSES · CAREER TRACK
Full Stack Development with AI
Frontend, backend aur database ke saath complete software banana seekho. From front end to back end — learn to build, test and deploy complete software applications.
₹44,000 ₹60,000Save ₹16,000Navratri & Diwali offer · valid till 8 Nov 2026 · 6 months · First class 22 Nov 2026
🪔 Navratri & Diwali offer ends 8 Nov 2026
WHAT YOU WILL BE ABLE TO DO
Outcomes
- Model a business before writing software, then build interfaces staff can actually use
- Design a NestJS API on PostgreSQL with authentication and authorisation
- Build CRM, tasks, orders and reporting modules whose numbers you can trust
- Test, deploy with CI, add an AI feature only where it helps, and defend what you built
Projects you will build
- An assessed dashboard and API
- A four-module CRM/ERP-lite product
- A basic mobile companion app
- One reviewed AI feature
Tools and technologies
TypeScriptReactNext.jsNestJSPostgreSQLTestingGitHub ActionsDocker
Who this program is for
Career-focused learners and early developers who want structured skill from interface to database.
Before you begin
Basic computer skills and regular coding practice. A separate website course is not compulsory.
Scope
A modular monolith and scoped business workflows — not a complete enterprise ERP, accounting system or mobile specialisation. Job placement and interviews are not guaranteed.
Laptop
Bring your own laptop (Windows, macOS or Linux, 8 GB RAM minimum; 16 GB recommended for Mobile App Development and AI Coding Agent Development).
CURRICULUM
24 modules.
240 hours.
Real projects.
Each module builds on the last and ends with practical work you do in class. Projects are reviewed by a mentor at each milestone.
Mon – Fri · 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm · 22 Nov 2026 – 6 May 2027
Download curriculum PDFAll 5 courses · curriculum PDFEdition 2.1 · English · 16 October 2026
Module 1 · 10 hModel the Business Before Building Software
What it covers
- Problem framing
- User journeys
- System boundaries
- Vertical slices
- AI-assisted specifications
- Acceptance criteria
- The HTTP mental model
- Reproducible environments
- Version history
- Problem-model checkpoint
Module 2 · 10 hBrowser Interfaces: From Meaning to Behaviour
What it covers
- Semantic structure
- Forms and accessible names
- Cascade reasoning
- Responsive information design
- Design tokens
- UI-state modelling
- Dynamic values
- Functions and reuse
- References and mutation
- Browser checkpoint
Module 3 · 10 hLogic, Asynchronous Work and Failure
What it covers
- Conditions and validation
- Decision tables
- Collection transformations
- Pure transformations
- Asynchronous operations
- Concurrency fundamentals
- Error handling
- Uncertain outcomes
- Hypothesis-driven repair
- Foundation assessment
Module 4 · 10 hTypeScript and Engineering Habits
What it covers
- Static types
- Nullability and optional values
- Type escapes
- Union types
- DTOs and domain concepts
- Code organisation
- Dependency assessment
- Review checklists
- Collaborative Git
- Month 1 assessment
Module 5 · 10 hFollowing Data Through React
What it covers
- Component design
- Typed props
- Render identity
- State snapshots
- State placement
- Derived data
- The purpose of effects
- Asynchronous lifecycle
- Input state
- Frontend review
Module 6 · 10 hNext.js and Page Architecture
What it covers
- URL design
- Layouts and access intent
- Execution choices
- Client-boundary size
- Data ownership
- Error meaning
- Shareable state
- Navigation persistence
- Caching choices
- Navigation assessment
Module 7 · 10 hA Dashboard Staff Can Actually Use
What it covers
- Information density
- Search contracts
- Ordering semantics
- Pagination fundamentals
- Interaction choices
- Bulk-action experience
- Actionable errors
- Mutation feedback
- Keyboard task completion
- Usability assessment
Module 8 · 10 hFrontend Contracts and the Assessed Build
What it covers
- Contract fixtures
- API-contract alignment
- Explicit UI transitions
- Generated-interface review
- Regression planning
- Testing strategy
- Measured frontend decisions
- First-run experience
- Foundation-build assessment A
- Foundation-build assessment B
Module 9 · 10 hNestJS: Who Guards the Server?
What it covers
- Server runtime
- Architecture scope
- Controllers and services
- Providers
- Module boundaries
- HTTP methods
- Status and error contracts
- Runtime validation
- Input allowlists
- Server checkpoint
Module 10 · 10 hPostgreSQL: Taking Responsibility for Data
What it covers
- Identity and schema
- Relational modelling
- Referential integrity
- Business constraints
- Missing-data semantics
- Precision awareness
- Temporal modelling
- Parameterised queries
- Migrations
- Database review
Module 11 · 10 hConnecting the API to Real Data
What it covers
- ORM reasoning
- Persisted writes
- Patch semantics
- Deletion policy
- N+1 query awareness
- Index trade-offs
- Pagination bounds
- Stable sorting
- Error translation
- Integration checkpoint
Module 12 · 10 hFrom Authentication to Authorisation
What it covers
- Authentication and authorisation
- Reviewed authentication integration
- Session-validity policy
- Resource authorisation
- Permission design
- Browser policy versus authentication
- CSRF awareness
- Secret handling
- Foundation-API assessment A
- Foundation-API assessment B
Module 13 · 10 hCRM: From Records to Relationships
What it covers
- Domain concepts
- Deduplication choices
- Assignment history
- Qualification rules
- Handling untrusted text
- Related operations
- Audit-trail design
- Query scoping
- Workflow integration
- Module review
Module 14 · 10 hTasks and Teams: The Status Contract
What it covers
- Definition of done
- Derived-workflow consistency
- Reference validation
- State transitions
- Concurrent-edit awareness
- Collaboration history
- Scoped team visibility
- Workflow efficiency
- Module integration
- Module assessment
Module 15 · 10 hOrders and Inventory-Lite: Numbers You Can Trust
What it covers
- Order semantics
- Price snapshots
- Numeric invariants
- Deterministic totals
- Concurrency control
- Isolation reasoning
- Atomicity
- Idempotent reversal
- Scope boundaries
- Module assessment
Module 16 · 10 hReports, Files and Cross-Module Consistency
What it covers
- Metric definitions
- Join cardinality
- Time boundaries
- Export permissions
- Safe spreadsheet exports
- Asset metadata
- Upload bounds
- Freshness requirements
- Cross-module integration
- Month 4 assessment
Module 17 · 10 hTesting: What Does a Pass Actually Prove?
What it covers
- Test oracles
- Focused tests
- Integration testing
- Test portfolios
- Negative authorisation tests
- Deterministic fixtures
- Overfitting to tests
- Coverage limits
- Independent verification
- Quality assessment
Module 18 · 10 hYour First Reliability and Operations Responsibilities
What it covers
- Background jobs
- Idempotent jobs
- Retry policies
- Backpressure awareness
- Resource protection
- Correlation IDs
- Actionable monitoring
- Liveness and readiness
- Release and data compatibility
- Operations drill
Module 19 · 10 hAn AI Feature: Helpful or Unnecessary?
What it covers
- Feature selection
- Data minimisation
- Grounded generation
- Structured outputs
- Timeout and fallback experience
- Untrusted input
- Usage measurement
- Human review
- Regression evaluation
- AI-integration review
Module 20 · 10 hIntegration: When Every Part Works Together
What it covers
- Compatibility
- Cross-layer state
- Policy consistency
- Authority maps
- Representative fixtures
- Configuration validation
- Dependency-failure isolation
- Scope discipline
- Traceability assessment
- Product-readiness review
Module 21 · 10 hA Basic Mobile Companion: Small Scope, Real Integration
What it covers
- Scope framing
- Shared concepts
- API reuse
- Mobile authentication integration
- Mobile information hierarchy
- Mobile mutations
- Mobile failure states
- Cross-client consistency
- Mobile-extension review
- Extension assessment
Module 22 · 10 hDeployment, Continuous Integration and Recovery
What it covers
- Hosting choices
- Continuous integration
- Secret management
- Release sequencing
- Fail-fast settings
- Deployment connectivity
- Recovery practice
- Release operations
- Preproduction testing
- Release assessment
Module 23 · 10 hProduct Delivery and Professional Judgement
What it covers
- Audience-based documentation
- Executable documentation
- Decision records
- Handover clarity
- Operational prioritisation
- Support boundaries
- Accurate product claims
- Honest demonstrations
- Prioritisation
- Handover review
Module 24 · 10 hFinal Defence: Can You Explain What You Built?
What it covers
- Requirement transfer
- Vertical-change assessment
- Debugging assessment
- Concurrency assessment
- Security assessment
- Engineering trade-offs
- Capstone viva A
- Capstone viva B
- Final readiness
- Reflection and next-level planning
EARNING POTENTIAL
What can you earn after this course?
₹3.5–7.5 LPA as a fresher full-stack developer; strong product startups pay ₹10 LPA and above.
Job
Fresher full-stack developer job
₹3.5–7.5 LPA (average around ₹5 LPA)IT services pay at the lower end; strong product startups can offer ₹10–18 LPA.
- Junior full-stack developer
- Back-end (Node / NestJS) developer
- Freelance web-app developer
Freelance
Custom business website or web app
₹80,000–₹1,50,000 per projectCustom-designed, 10–20 pages, or with logins and a database.
Freelance
Basic online store with payments
₹40,000–₹70,000 per storeOne Indian freelancer's published price for Razorpay/PayU stores.
Freelance
CRM / internal tools for small businesses
Priced per moduleYour CRM/ERP-lite capstone is a direct sample.
Example: One CRM or internal-tool project at ₹80,000 every two months averages ₹40,000 a month — or land a full-time role and freelance on weekends.
These are published 2026 market ranges for India, not a promise. What you earn depends on your skill, portfolio, practice, city, employer and the effort you put into finding work. No job, client or income is guaranteed.
How to start earning — full guideBATCH DETAILS
Founding batch
- First class
- 22 Nov 2026
- Schedule note
- Sunday 22 Nov is a special first class; regular classes run Mon – Fri from 23 Nov.
- Ends
- 6 May 2027 (End dates assume classes every weekday; public holidays may move the last class later.)
- Days
- Mon – Fri
- Time
- 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm
- Teaching & lab hours
- 10 h/week · 240 h total · 120 classes
- Home practice
- 8-10 hours/week
- Format
- Offline classroom
- Venue
- Udaipur, Rajasthan · offline classroom
- Language
- Hinglish (Hindi + English)
- Batch size
- Up to 15 learners
- Regular fee
- ₹60,000
- Offer fee
- ₹44,000 (Navratri & Diwali offer · valid till 8 Nov 2026)
- Pre-booking
- ₹2,000 token, adjusted in instalment 1
FEE & INSTALMENTS
₹44,000 ₹60,000Save ₹16,000
Navratri & Diwali offer · valid till 8 Nov 2026. Pay in full or in instalments; the total is the same either way. Pre-book your seat with ₹2,000, adjusted in instalment 1.
- Instalment 1 · At admission
- ₹9,000
- Instalment 2 · 22 Dec 2026
- ₹7,000
- Instalment 3 · 22 Jan 2027
- ₹7,000
- Instalment 4 · 22 Feb 2027
- ₹7,000
- Instalment 5 · 22 Mar 2027
- ₹7,000
- Instalment 6 · 22 Apr 2027
- ₹7,000
How the token works: total fee ₹44,000. Pay ₹2,000 now to reserve a seat; at admission pay ₹7,000 more to complete instalment 1 (₹9,000). The total stays ₹44,000.
The final payable amount and invoice details are confirmed in writing before you pay. No registration, assessment or certificate charges are added later.
Pre-book seat · ₹2,000Included in the fee
- Classroom instruction and scheduled guided labs
- Course material and project starter resources
- Defined project reviews and doubt support
- Assignments, assessment and a completion certificate
- A controlled allowance for required classroom AI/API exercises
- Portfolio and demo-day preparation
Support
Scheduled doubt support during the course, milestone-based project reviews, and 30 days of post-course project clarification.
Not included
- Personal premium software subscriptions
- A custom domain you choose to own
- Hosting after the course ends
- Personal app-store developer accounts
- Personal API usage beyond the included allowance
- Your own advertising spend outside class exercises
Free demo class
Connect a front end to a basic API workflow in one session.
Book a free demo