The argument, measured.

Every institute in Kerala promises personal attention. It is a quantity, not an adjective, so we published the sum.

Drag it

Watch the attention disappear.

A hundred contact hours is a hundred contact hours. The only variable is how many people you divide them between.

10.0

hours of one-to-one attention across a 100-hour programme, in a batch of 10

5 students40 students

What it changes

What a room of ten actually buys.

Every student files, every sessionIn forty, most watch

The trainer sees your screenTen screens is a walk. Forty is a queue

You are known by name in week oneNot a roll number in week six

Mistakes are caught in secondsNot marked wrong a week later

Ten CVs to place, not fortyPlacement support that is arithmetically possible

Seats capped even when demand exceedsThe waitlist markets the next cohort

The cost

Why it costs what it costs.

A batch of ten cannot be cheap. The room, the trainer and the hours are the same as a batch of forty — divided by a quarter of the people. That is the entire explanation of the fee, and it is the reason we publish it openly while most institutes make you ring and ask.

Practitioner · six weeks₹25,000, GST included

Professional · ten weeks₹50,000, GST included

Week oneAttend. Not for you? Full refund

See what each covers

Ten seats. Two batches. One of them is yours.

Morning 8–10 for freshers, evening 6–8 for working professionals.

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