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Generative AI & AI Automation Professional Program

Generative AI Course in Jaipur with LLMs, RAG & AI Agents

Move beyond using AI chat tools. Learn to design prompts, connect model APIs, build source-grounded RAG applications, evaluate outputs, create tool-using agents and present a working capstone.

Instructor-led Generative AI training in Jaipur for learners who want practical ability—not only terminology. Every concept moves through a guided build, review and improvement cycle.

14 structured modules 10 guided builds + capstone LLMs, RAG, evaluation & agents Classroom learning in Jaipur Maximum 5 learners Completion-based certificate
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No job, salary or income guarantee. Current course facts and tool access are explained before enrolment.

PARTH AI BUILDER LAB Evaluation ready
01 SOURCE-GROUNDED ANSWER
Policy.pdf Products.csv FAQ.docx
RAGTop 4 sources
Grounded answer3 citations · 92% pass
Structured promptJSON schema
{
  "intent": "course_query",
  "confidence": 0.94,
  "needs_human": false
}
Evaluation run20 tests
92/100
Groundedness Format Safety
Controlled agent run
Read requestRetrieveValidateAsk approvalExecute
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Recommended duration16 weeks / approx. 4 months
Batch sizeMaximum 5 learners
Practical portfolio10 guided builds + capstone
Learning modeClassroom in Jaipur
AssessmentBuild reviews + presentation
Direct answer

What is a Generative AI course?

A Generative AI course teaches how systems that create text, images, audio, video or code work—and how to use them responsibly for real tasks. An applied course should go beyond prompts into use-case design, model APIs, trusted context, quality evaluation, safe tool connections and working workflows.

This program progresses from LLM and prompt foundations to structured outputs, APIs, embeddings, semantic search, RAG, evaluation, AI agents, automation, safety and deployment.

In one line: Generative AI creates an output; RAG gives it relevant source material; an AI agent can use tools and take controlled steps toward a goal.
Understand the system

Generative AI vs RAG vs agentic AI

Choose the simplest reliable approach for the task—not the trendiest label.

01

Traditional AI / ML

Analyses data to classify, predict or recommend.

COURSE EXAMPLEPredict a category from structured records.
02

Generative AI

Creates new text, images, audio, code or other output.

COURSE EXAMPLEProduce a structured summary or response.
03

RAG

Retrieves external information before generating an answer.

COURSE EXAMPLEAnswer from an approved policy document.
04

Agentic AI

Uses models, tools, rules and state for controlled steps.

COURSE EXAMPLEPrepare an action and request human approval.

A predictable rule-based workflow is often safer for simple tasks. Learners compare reliability, cost, latency, privacy and human-control requirements before choosing an agent.

The PARTH SKILLS difference

Build useful AI workflows—not impressive-looking demos.

Small-batch review, measurable outputs and responsible decisions shape the complete learning experience.

01

Maximum five learners

Get close review of prompts, code, retrieval quality, errors and capstone decisions.

02

Build after every concept

Create practical evidence throughout the program instead of waiting for the final week.

03

Model-neutral thinking

Learn durable concepts that remain useful when model names and product interfaces change.

04

Evaluate before automating

Define test cases and compare results before a fluent answer becomes a business workflow.

05

Responsible human control

Treat privacy, prompt injection, permissions and approval as core design decisions.

06

A documented capstone

Present the problem, architecture, test set, evaluation, risks, demo and honest limitations.

Practical learning outcomes

Develop the complete applied AI builder stack.

Subject to completing the practice and assessment, you should be able to move from problem framing to a demonstrated application.

01

Understand LLM behaviour

Explain tokens, context, multimodal inputs, non-determinism and practical limitations.

02

Frame measurable use cases

Convert a vague request into a user, task, source, risk and success condition.

03

Engineer structured prompts

Use instructions, examples, constraints and output schemas across repeatable tests.

04

Work with model APIs

Use Python and JSON to create controlled, observable model workflows.

05

Validate structured output

Produce fields that downstream software can inspect before use.

06

Build semantic search

Retrieve useful approved material by meaning, metadata and relevance.

07

Create a source-grounded RAG app

Answer from selected documents, show sources and decline unsupported questions.

08

Evaluate quality and errors

Measure groundedness, accuracy, completeness, format, cost and latency.

09

Connect safe tools

Call defined functions with validated inputs, limited permissions and visible results.

10

Design controlled agents

Use state, stop conditions, budgets and human approval for multi-step work.

11

Apply safety checks

Reduce sensitive-data, prompt-injection, over-permission and unsafe-output risks.

12

Package an AI application

Demonstrate a useful capstone with documentation, tests and maintenance notes.

Course fit

Who should join this Generative AI program?

No specific degree is required. The strongest fit is someone ready to practise logic, learn guided Python and improve work through review.

Check your course fit
01

Students & graduates

Build a structured applied foundation and learn the guided Python needed for projects.

02

Developers & technical professionals

Add LLM APIs, RAG, evaluation, tools and controlled agents to your development toolkit.

03

Marketing, operations & business teams

Prototype safe AI-assisted workflows and work more effectively with technical teams.

04

Founders & business owners

Evaluate where AI can improve knowledge access or operations without automating blindly.

05

Freelancers & consultants

Prototype and document responsible solutions for clearly defined client problems.

Choose another course when your goal is different.

AI Content Creation Program: AI images, reels, voice, captions and editing.

Full ML pathway: statistics, model training, data engineering and deep learning.

Executive workshop: overview and decision-making without hands-on APIs.

The PARTH AI Build Cycle

A repeatable method for useful AI workflows.

Select a stage to see the decision behind it.

ACTIVE STAGEDefine

State the user, task, source, risk and measurable success condition.

Detailed 14-module syllabus

From LLM foundations to a documented capstone.

The advanced portion means APIs, retrieval, evaluation, tools, agents, automation, safety and deployment—not unexplained jargon.

01Generative AI and LLM FoundationsPrerequisite: No prior AI experience
LEARN
  • AI, ML, deep learning and generative AI in plain language
  • Foundation models, LLMs, tokens and context windows
  • Multimodal capabilities, hallucinations and non-determinism
BUILDA capability-and-risk map for three proposed AI use cases.
REVIEWChoose a sensible AI approach and explain its limitations.
02Problem Framing, Data and Responsible UsePrerequisite: Module 1
LEARN
  • User, task, source, action and measurable success
  • Public, internal, confidential and sensitive information
  • Prompt, workflow, RAG, agent—or no AI
BUILDAn AI use-case brief with data classification and a human-review plan.
REVIEWCheck that the solution is necessary, measurable and controlled.
03Prompt Engineering and Structured OutputsPrerequisite: Modules 1–2
LEARN
  • Role, task, context, constraints and examples
  • Zero-shot, few-shot and decomposition patterns
  • Reusable templates, structured formats and schema validation
BUILDA prompt test lab that produces and validates a structured response.
REVIEWTest whether the format holds across multiple realistic inputs.
04Source-Aware AI Research and VerificationPrerequisite: Module 3
LEARN
  • Research questions and source hierarchy
  • Citation capture, claim verification and freshness
  • Unsupported outputs, contradictions and uncertainty
BUILDA research brief with a source log, claim table and verification notes.
REVIEWConfirm that another person can trace important claims to credible sources.
05Python, JSON and API EssentialsPrerequisite: Comfort with basic computer use
LEARN
  • Variables, lists, dictionaries, conditions and functions
  • JSON, environment variables and secret handling
  • HTTP requests, errors, logging and exception handling
BUILDA Python script that sends a request, parses structured output and handles errors.
REVIEWKeep credentials out of code and make failure safe and visible.
06Working with LLM APIsPrerequisite: Module 5
LEARN
  • Model choice by capability, cost, latency and privacy
  • Messages, token limits, streaming and conversation state
  • Retries, rate limits, usage tracking and vendor-neutral design
BUILDA reusable model-call wrapper with a simple test interface.
REVIEWCheck stability, observability and relevant usage records.
07Embeddings and Semantic SearchPrerequisite: Modules 5–6
LEARN
  • Embeddings and semantic similarity
  • Chunking, metadata, vector stores and filters
  • Retrieval relevance, privacy and source lifecycle
BUILDA semantic search tool over a small approved document set.
REVIEWTest retrieval against realistic queries and difficult cases.
08Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG)Prerequisite: Module 7
LEARN
  • Document loading, cleaning, chunking and indexing
  • Query transformation, retrieval and source display
  • Retrieval failure versus generation failure
BUILDA document Q&A application that answers from provided material and shows sources.
REVIEWDecline or qualify answers when the sources do not support a response.
09Evaluation and Error AnalysisPrerequisite: Modules 3–8
LEARN
  • Test sets, expected behaviour and task-specific rubrics
  • Accuracy, groundedness, relevance, format, cost and latency
  • Regression tests, error taxonomy and improvement logs
BUILDAn evaluation report comparing two prompts, models or retrieval strategies.
REVIEWBase the recommendation on repeatable evidence—not one impressive demo.
10Function Calling and Tool IntegrationPrerequisite: Modules 5–6 and 9
LEARN
  • Tool descriptions and input schemas
  • Validation, authentication, permissions and fallbacks
  • Confirmation before consequential actions
BUILDA tool-using assistant that calls a safe external or local function.
REVIEWValidate parameters, limit permissions and expose actions.
11AI Agents and Controlled WorkflowsPrerequisite: Module 10
LEARN
  • Assistant versus workflow versus agent
  • Goals, state, memory, tools and trade-offs
  • Stop conditions, budgets, loop prevention and approvals
BUILDA controlled agent workflow that completes a multi-step task and pauses for approval.
REVIEWMake it stop, ask and fail safely with a visible action log.
12Business Automation and IntegrationsPrerequisite: Modules 10–11
LEARN
  • Triggers, webhooks, scheduled workflows and forms
  • Spreadsheets, email, CRM and knowledge-base patterns
  • Duplicate prevention, audit trails and exception queues
BUILDAn approval-based automation for a real but non-sensitive workflow.
REVIEWEnsure a human can inspect, correct and resume the process.
13Security, Safety and Responsible AIPrerequisite: Applied across all modules
LEARN
  • Prompt injection, untrusted content and data disclosure
  • Excessive agency, over-permission and insecure output
  • Data minimisation, provenance, incidents and rollback
BUILDA threat model and guardrail checklist for an earlier project.
REVIEWControl the highest-risk inputs, outputs, tools and users.
14Deployment, Monitoring and CapstonePrerequisite: Modules 1–13
LEARN
  • Simple interfaces, configuration and secret management
  • Logs, feedback, cost and latency limits
  • Versioning, maintenance and capstone storytelling
BUILDA deployed or locally packaged capstone with documentation and evaluation.
REVIEWSolve the stated problem, show evidence and explain limitations honestly.
Guided build portfolio

Show the problem, output, evaluation and risk.

Ten practical builds create the evidence used in the final capstone.

Foundation
GUIDED BUILD 01

AI use-case & risk canvas

Output
A measurable problem, approved source and human-control plan.
Evaluate
Need, feasibility and success criteria.
Risk check
Sensitive data and unnecessary automation.
Foundation
GUIDED BUILD 02

Structured prompt test lab

Output
Reusable prompts and validated JSON fields.
Evaluate
Format stability across a test set.
Risk check
Unsupported or malformed outputs.
Foundation
GUIDED BUILD 03

Source-aware research brief

Output
A traceable answer with claim and source register.
Evaluate
Claim coverage and source quality.
Risk check
Outdated or secondary-source dependence.
Foundation
GUIDED BUILD 04

API-based structured extractor

Output
Unstructured text converted into validated fields.
Evaluate
Accuracy, missing fields and error handling.
Risk check
Secrets in code and unsafe input.
RAG
GUIDED BUILD 05

Semantic search prototype

Output
Meaning-based retrieval over approved documents.
Evaluate
Relevant results for realistic queries.
Risk check
Weak chunking and access leakage.
RAG
GUIDED BUILD 06

Document Q&A RAG app

Output
Source-grounded answers with citations.
Evaluate
Groundedness, retrieval and abstention.
Risk check
Prompt injection inside documents.
RAG
GUIDED BUILD 07

Evaluation dashboard

Output
Prompt/model comparison by evidence.
Evaluate
Quality, format, cost and latency.
Risk check
Biased or too-small test sets.
Automation
GUIDED BUILD 08

Tool-using assistant

Output
A safe function call with validated inputs.
Evaluate
Correct tool choice and parameters.
Risk check
Over-permission and unconfirmed actions.
Automation
GUIDED BUILD 09

Approval-based automation

Output
A multi-step workflow with a human checkpoint.
Evaluate
Audit trail, recovery and duplicate prevention.
Risk check
Blind execution and hidden failures.
Safety
GUIDED BUILD 10

Guardrail & red-team pack

Output
A threat model and repeatable safety tests.
Evaluate
Control coverage and failure visibility.
Risk check
Injection, disclosure and unsafe action.
FINALCAPSTONE
DOCUMENTED AI APPLICATION

Build one business- or domain-specific Generative AI application.

Present a lawful, useful solution with a problem statement, baseline, source note, architecture, prompt versions, test cases, evaluation, controls, cost/latency note, demo and honest limitations.

RAG assistantResearch workflowApproval automationQuality checker
Architecture you can explain

Build a RAG system that shows where its answer came from.

A strong project separates retrieval failure from generation failure, displays sources, respects access boundaries and qualifies unsupported answers.

Approved documents only Tested chunking and metadata Source display and abstention Prompt-injection checks
SOURCES Documents Knowledge
INDEX Chunks + vectors
RETRIEVE + GENERATE Model
CONTROLLED OUTPUT AnswerSources 01 · 02 · 03
Tools by purpose

Learn the durable skill—not a temporary logo wall.

Products can change. The current batch tool list, account requirements and expected API usage are shared before enrolment.

01

Prompt & model testing

Compare instructions, context, output and cost using current approved interfaces.

02

Coding

Build small integrations and tests with Python, JSON, notebooks and VS Code.

03

Model access

Call text or multimodal models through current approved APIs.

04

Retrieval

Create embeddings, indexes and search with an approved vector store.

05

RAG & agents

Compose retrieval, tools, state and controlled workflows.

06

Automation

Connect triggers, forms, data, webhooks and approval gates.

07

Interface

Create a simple usable demo interface with an approved framework.

08

Versioning & deployment

Package, track and run projects with safe configuration.

09

Evaluation

Store test cases, compare runs and report repeatable errors.

10

Security

Validate, limit, log and test every sensitive path.

Practical learning process

From concept to working output.

01

Explain

A practical problem introduces the concept.

02

Demonstrate

Study a working example and its failures.

03

Build

Complete a guided version.

04

Test

Check it against defined criteria.

05

Review

Examine decisions, errors and improvements.

06

Document

Record what changed and why.

07

Apply

Adapt the pattern to a new brief.

SUGGESTED WEEKLY RHYTHMConcept & demo → Guided lab → Independent task → Review → Portfolio documentation
How progress is assessed

A certificate based on completed work.

The proposed model reviews practicals, evaluation, responsibility, the capstone and your ability to explain decisions.

Module practicals30%Evaluation assignment20%Security & responsibility15%Capstone build25%Capstone presentation10%

Final weights and passing criteria must be confirmed in the published batch policy.

PARTH SKILLSCERTIFICATE OF COMPLETIONGenerative AI & AI Automation Professional Program

Issued after published completion criteria are met.

What the certificate means

A PARTH SKILLS course-completion certificate—not a university degree, government licence, vendor certification, external accreditation or employment guarantee.

PS
PRACTITIONER-LED REVIEW

Learn from someone who can review the build—not only explain the term.

Trainer name, professional role, verifiable experience, public project evidence, module responsibility and curriculum-review date should be added only after approval.

Meet the course team
Capstone reviewEvidence first

01Problem & intended user

02Source/data statement

03Architecture & workflow

04Test set & evaluation

05Risk controls

06Demo & limitations

Career, freelance & business relevance

Apply the workflow in the direction that fits your background.

Skills and portfolio work can support a next step; they do not guarantee a job, title, client, salary or income.

TECHNICAL

AI application support

LLM integration, RAG support, evaluation, product prototyping and responsible application development.

BUSINESS & OPERATIONS

Workflow improvement

Knowledge search, support copilots, research, quality assistance and approval-based internal automation.

FREELANCE & CONSULTING

Clearer prototypes

Problem briefs, lawful data, safe scope, evaluation, documentation and honest client presentation.

TRANSPARENT BEFORE ENROLMENT

Know the complete learning budget.

Some AI services have free limits; others charge by usage or subscription. Request the current course fee and batch cost sheet.

Current course feeRequest FeeNo invented discounts or unapproved pricing
Recommended: 16 weeks Maximum 5 learners 10 builds + capstone Jaipur classroom

Your written cost sheet should cover

Course fee and applicable taxes Instalment and refund terms Laptop requirements Included model or API credits Required subscriptions or cloud accounts Free-tier limitations Project hosting costs Assessment and certificate inclusions

Do not enter confidential client or employer information into a class tool without written authorisation.

Before you choose

How to compare Generative AI courses in Jaipur.

The right course is not necessarily the one with the most tool logos or the longest topic list.

Compare your options with us
01Level clarity02Honest prerequisites03Specific outputs04APIs, RAG & evaluation depth05Trainer evidence06Meaningful assessment07Complete cost disclosure08Batch review capacity09Local proof10Supported claims
Generative AI training in Jaipur

Visit the centre before you enrol.

B77, Gaushala, Pratap Nagar, Sanganer, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302033

Meet the team, understand the curriculum and prerequisites, review the current schedule and fee, and decide whether this is the right learning path.

BatchMaximum 5 learners
Centre visitBook before arriving
Student work with context

See the build, evaluation and improvement—not a fabricated gallery.

Student project examples will be published after the first assessed batch, with learner permission and confidential information removed. Each case study will show the starting background, problem, architecture, evaluation, limitations and trainer feedback.

Explore the guided builds
Course-fit guidance

Not sure whether this course matches your level?

Bring your goal to a free counselling session. We will explain the curriculum, practical depth, prerequisites, current batch, fee and likely tool costs.

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Which is the best Generative AI course in Jaipur?

The best course depends on your level and goal. Compare the real curriculum, projects, trainer evidence, batch size, assessment, certificate, total costs and local support. This Parth Skills program is designed around prompting, APIs, RAG, evaluation, agents, automation, safety and a documented capstone.

What is the difference between Generative AI training and an AI tools course?

An AI tools course often focuses on operating specific products. This program teaches durable builder skills: problem framing, prompting, model APIs, structured outputs, retrieval, evaluation, tool integration, agents, automation and safety.

Is this an advanced Generative AI course?

It starts with foundations and progresses to LLM APIs, embeddings, semantic search, RAG, evaluation, tool calling, controlled agents, business automation, security and deployment. It is not a research program for training foundation models from scratch.

Is the course suitable for beginners?

Yes, for motivated beginners who are comfortable using a computer and willing to learn guided Python, JSON and API concepts. It is not a no-code-only class.

Do I need a technical degree?

No specific degree is required. Technical comfort, logical thinking and consistent practice matter. Some career paths may require deeper software or data skills beyond this course.

Do I need to know Python before joining?

Prior Python is helpful but not mandatory for the proposed beginner-to-builder track. The course introduces the Python and JSON essentials required for its projects.

Do I need machine learning or mathematics?

Advanced mathematics is not required to begin the applied track. Learners who want model training or ML engineering should add a fuller mathematics, statistics, ML and deep-learning pathway.

Is this only a ChatGPT course?

No. Chat interfaces may support early learning, but the course covers vendor-neutral prompting, structured output, APIs, embeddings, RAG, evaluation, tools, agents, automation, security and deployment.

What are LLMs?

Large language models are generative models trained to work with language and related tasks. Their outputs can be incomplete, outdated or unsupported, so the course teaches context, approved sources and evaluation.

What is RAG?

Retrieval-augmented generation retrieves relevant information from an external source and supplies it to a model. It still requires good documents, retrieval tests, source display, access controls and evaluation.

What is an AI agent?

An AI agent uses a model, tools, state and rules to perform steps toward a goal. The course teaches controlled scopes, logs, stop conditions, budgets and human approval.

Will I learn prompt engineering?

Yes. You will define tasks, supply context and examples, specify output formats, create reusable templates and improve prompts using test cases and evaluation.

Will I learn APIs?

Yes. The curriculum introduces requests, responses, JSON, authentication concepts, errors, rate limits, structured output and model usage.

Will I build a chatbot?

You may build a question-answer or support interface, but projects go beyond a generic chatbot into retrieval, source grounding, structured output, evaluation and controlled workflows.

Will I learn AI agents and automation?

Yes. You will build a controlled multi-step workflow and an approval-based automation while learning when a deterministic workflow is safer than an agent.

Will I learn fine-tuning?

The curriculum explains where fine-tuning fits and how it compares with prompting and RAG. The core applied pathway prioritises prompting, retrieval, evaluation and integrations.

Will I train my own large language model?

No. Training a foundation model from scratch requires significant data, compute and specialist expertise. This program focuses on applications built with available models and approved data.

Does the course cover image or video generation?

It explains multimodal AI and may include a limited demonstration. Learners focused on images, reels, voice, captions and editing should choose the separate AI Content Creation, Video & Design Creator Program.

How long is the course?

The recommended structure is 16 weeks, approximately four months. Confirm the final duration and timetable during counselling.

Is the course classroom-based in Jaipur?

The recommended core offering is instructor-led classroom training at B77, Gaushala, Pratap Nagar, Sanganer, Jaipur. Confirm the current batch mode before enrolment.

How many learners are in a batch?

Parth Skills plans a maximum of five learners per batch so the trainer can review practical work and capstone decisions closely.

Are weekday and weekend batches available?

Availability depends on the current timetable. Contact the centre for confirmed batch days, start date and class time.

What laptop do I need?

Most API-based labs do not require a high-end GPU, but a reliable current laptop and internet connection are necessary. Confirm the minimum requirement before purchasing equipment.

Are AI subscriptions and API costs included?

The current batch cost sheet will explain what is included, what has a free tier and what the learner pays directly. Pricing can change.

Can I use confidential company or client data in projects?

Not without written permission and an approved handling plan. Use public, synthetic, anonymised or expressly authorised data.

What projects will I build?

The proposed portfolio includes a prompt test lab, research brief, structured extractor, semantic search, RAG app, evaluation report, tool assistant, approval automation, guardrail pack and capstone.

Is the capstone a real project?

It is a working documented project based on a feasible problem and lawful data access. It may be the learner’s own problem, an internal brief or a realistic simulation.

How is my work assessed?

The proposed assessment uses module practicals, an evaluation assignment, a security review, the capstone build and a final presentation. Confirm final weights and passing criteria.

Will I receive a Generative AI certificate?

Learners who meet the published completion criteria receive a Parth Skills course-completion certificate. It is not a university degree, government licence, vendor certification or job guarantee.

Is the certificate industry recognised?

Avoid vague recognition claims. The strongest evidence is the learner’s skill, project quality, evaluation and ability to explain decisions. The certificate is issued by Parth Skills.

Does Parth Skills offer placement assistance?

Publishable support may include portfolio review, resume feedback, interview practice and job-search guidance. Placement, job, salary and interview outcomes cannot be guaranteed.

What jobs can I get after this course?

Possible work areas include junior AI application development, LLM integration, RAG support, AI automation, evaluation, product support and operations workflows, depending on prior background and portfolio.

Can business owners join?

Yes. Business owners can evaluate and prototype non-sensitive workflows while learning about cost, privacy, human approval and measurement.

Can freelancers join?

Yes. The project and documentation structure can help freelancers prototype clearer solutions. Client work still requires permission, security and realistic scope.

Is Generative AI safe to use?

It has risks including incorrect outputs, prompt injection, sensitive-data disclosure, unsafe tool actions, bias and over-automation. The course includes controls, logs, review and testing.

How often is the curriculum updated?

Parth Skills should display a curriculum-review date and review the program regularly. Tools may change while learning outcomes remain stable.

Can I miss a class and watch a recording?

Confirm the current missed-class and recording policy during counselling. Recordings or lifetime access are not promised unless stated in the batch plan.

Can I attend a demo class?

If a demo is available, the counselling team will explain its format. A counselling session and centre visit remain available before enrolment.

What is the course fee?

Request the approved fee, taxes, instalment terms, refund policy and expected external tool costs. This page does not invent discounts or unapproved pricing.

How do I enrol?

Book free counselling, review the curriculum and requirements, confirm the current schedule and total costs, complete any readiness check, read the terms and then enrol through the official process.

Start with the build plan

Understand exactly what you will build before you enrol.

Review the curriculum, prerequisites, projects, assessment, current batch, fee and expected tool costs. You are welcome to visit the Pratap Nagar centre before deciding.

Counselling is for course fit and information. It does not guarantee admission, employment or an outcome.

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