Everything you'd otherwise have to ring up and ask.

If you've never touched the subject, start at L0 — it's free, it's three hours, and it exists precisely so you can find out before paying anything. If you already have some background, ask for a placement check and you can enter at L1, L2 or L3 directly.

No. The order is the default, not a rule. A placement check lets you skip anything you already know. What we won't do is put you in a level you'll drown in — that helps nobody.

Yes. Three hours, hands-on, no cost, and no obligation to enrol afterwards. Professionals booking directly pay ₹99 as a small commitment filter; for students it's free.

The hour count is fixed but the calendar flexes. L2's 40 hours can run as 20 sessions over a month of weekdays, spread over two months on alternate days, or compressed into a summer intensive. Tell us your schedule and we'll fit the batch to it.

Batches are small and sessions are hands-on, so we'd rather reschedule you into a later batch than have you fall behind. Talk to us — this is not something we penalise you for.

We run two verticals: CEFTA Jr for school students (roughly grade 6 and up), taught in mixed-age cohorts — same ladder, same tiers — with stricter, age-appropriate lab supervision, and CEFTA for college students and professionals, pitched deeper. Learners are grouped by level rather than by year. Enquiries for anyone under 18 should come from a parent or guardian.

Yes. Every price is published on the pricing page, and the same program costs the same for everyone in the same category. Discounts do exist — student pricing, scholarships, early-bird windows, sibling rates — but each one is a published rule with stated criteria, applied to everyone who qualifies rather than to whoever asks hardest. Institutions are on a separate published per-seat rate card.

No. The level fee is the fee. The only separate line item anywhere in the catalog is the optional robotics take-home kit, and it's optional precisely so course fees stay clean and comparable across every subject.

No — and only robotics has one at all. Every software and AI stream has no kit and no kit charge. In robotics you build on our lab hardware at no extra cost; a kit is purely for keeping your build, priced near what it costs us.

You'll get a builder credential for each level you complete — but the thing that actually matters is the build. Every level ends in something working that you can show, and L3 ends in a portfolio-grade capstone with a live demo.

No, and be wary of anyone who does. What we commit to is that you finish with real projects, a portfolio and skills that are current — the things that actually make you employable. We'd rather under-promise here than join the crowd that doesn't.

A laptop is useful for the software streams but lab machines are available. You never need a GPU — the deep-learning labs run on cloud GPU. VR headsets are shared lab equipment; AR runs on your own phone. Robotics hardware is entirely ours.