Everything people ask before they enrol.

That depends on what you enjoy more than what you already know. If you like building things people can see and click, Full Stack is the natural start. If you prefer finding patterns in numbers, look at Data Science. Book a free counselling session and we will walk through your background and goals before you commit to anything.

No. Most of our learners start from zero, and the foundation modules assume nothing. What matters far more than prior experience is showing up consistently and doing the practice work between sessions.

Yes. You receive a techcadd completion certificate at the end of your program, and separate certification for any internship or live project you complete with us. The projects themselves usually carry more weight in an interview than the certificate does.

Yes. Placement assistance includes resume and portfolio reviews, mock technical interviews, guidance on how to present your projects, and referrals to companies hiring in the roles you have trained for. We support you through the process — we do not guarantee a specific outcome, and you should be cautious of anyone who does.

Both. Classroom batches run at the Ludhiana campus with the labs and mentors on site, and live online batches follow the same syllabus and the same trainers. You can switch between them if your schedule changes mid-program.

Yes, and this is the part we care most about. You build and ship applications end to end rather than copying tutorial exercises, so by the end you can open your own code in an interview and explain every decision in it.

Use the Book Demo button in the navigation or the contact form, tell us which program you are curious about, and we will slot you into the next running batch so you can sit through a real session before deciding.

Fees vary by programme and duration, so we quote them per course rather than publishing one number that would be wrong for most people. Instalment options are available on the longer programmes. Call the campus or send an enquiry and you will get the exact figure for the track you are considering, with nothing added later.

New batches open through the year rather than on a single annual intake, with the heaviest starts around the summer and winter training seasons. Tell us which course you want and we will give you the next two or three start dates for it.

Short-term formats run 45 days or six weeks, the core courses typically run four to six months, and the certificate programmes run six months or a year. Every course page lists its own duration and weekly hours.

Yes. Evening and weekend batches exist for exactly that reason, and a large share of our learners are either in final year or holding a full-time job. Tell us your availability before you enrol and we will place you in a batch that fits it.

Small enough that the trainer knows where each person is stuck — typically around twenty learners, and fewer on the advanced tracks. That constraint is the reason batches fill and close rather than expanding indefinitely.

Talk to your trainer and you will be given the material, a catch-up session where one is needed, and — on most tracks — the option to sit the same session with another running batch. Missing the practice work is the part that actually hurts, so that is what we help you recover first.

Yes. Doubt support runs outside class hours, because the question that decides whether a concept sticks usually arrives at nine in the evening rather than during the session.

Yes. We run internship programmes and industrial training in the formats universities ask for — 45 days, six weeks, four months and six months — each ending with a live project and the documentation your college requires.

We do. Colleges partner with us for industrial training batches, workshops, faculty development and campus-wide skill programmes. There is a dedicated college desk for this — see the College Partnerships page.

The campus labs are equipped, so you can complete classroom training without one. You will get much further with your own machine, though, because the practice work between sessions is where most of the learning happens.

Realistic, and common. What it costs is time and consistency rather than a prior degree in the subject. We will be straight with you about how long the track you are eyeing actually takes for someone starting where you are.

Sit through the free demo first — it exists precisely so this decision is made before money changes hands. If something goes wrong after enrolment, talk to the student desk; switching to a track that fits better is usually the sensible answer, and refund terms are explained in writing at admission rather than buried.