Upcoming batch dates, all 18 courses

How batches work at TechSummitTrainers

Every batch runs live, in-person at our Shivajinagar campus and live online for students who join remotely. Both groups attend the same session in real time. There is no separate "online version" of a batch with pre-recorded video; if you are attending live online, you are in the actual class.

Batch sizes are kept small, typically 12 to 15 students, so that the mentor can review code, give specific feedback, and do mock interviews with everyone in the batch. This is a deliberate choice. Larger batches are possible operationally but they produce worse outcomes, and the mentors are not interested in compromising on that.

Sessions run on a fixed weekly schedule: 2–3 hours per session on scheduled days. The specific timing slot, morning (around 7:30 AM), afternoon (around 12 PM), or evening (around 7 PM), is confirmed at the time of your free demo, based on which slots have open seats and what works for your schedule.

Sessions are recorded and available within 24 hours in case you miss a class. There is also a WhatsApp group per batch for questions between sessions.

When should you join, and how early is too early?

The ideal time to join is when you can commit to the full schedule without major disruptions. If you are in the final year of your engineering degree, joining in semester 7 or 8 is common, it gives you enough lead time to complete the course before or shortly after graduation. Students in their 3rd year sometimes join earlier courses (React, Angular, Digital Marketing) while they are still building their base knowledge.

There is no "too early" in the sense that the curriculum does not require prior work experience. Full-Stack Java, for example, starts from Core Java basics and builds up, it assumes you can write simple code, not that you have already built production systems. The free demo session is the right place to get an honest assessment of whether you are ready to start a particular course right now.