Turn beginners into
industry-ready engineers.
Small-group mentorship in Full-Stack & GenAI, taught by a working AI/ML Engineer. Real projects, production code, weekly mock interviews — not another recorded course.
Apply for a mentored seat
I mentor a small number of people at a time, personally. Applying puts you in the queue — referring friends moves you up it.
Why it's worth skipping ahead
Every seat is small-group mentorship from someone actually working as an AI/ML Engineer — not a TA, not a recorded video. Real, live teaching doesn't scale infinitely, which is exactly why getting in early matters.
Refer 2 friends who apply through your link and skip to the front of the queue — plus a free 15-min priority call, no waiting.
You're applicant in line.
1. I personally message you on WhatsApp, usually within 24 hours, to set up a quick fit call.
2. On that call we figure out your track and start date — no obligation either way.
Share your link below — every friend who applies through it moves you up the queue. Refer 2 to skip to the front and unlock a free 15-min priority call.
Built for people who need a job, not a certificate
Students choose this over recorded courses for the accountability, the flexible hours around college or work, and outcomes tied to actual hiring.
Career-focused 1:1
- Interview prep matched to current hiring bar
- Resume & LinkedIn rewritten for recruiters
- Referrals when your portfolio is ready
Flexible timing async-friendly
- Evening & weekend sessions
- Built around college or your day job
- Direct WhatsApp access for quick unblocks
Placement-ready outcome
- Portfolio projects recruiters actually ask about
- Weekly mocks with a scored feedback rubric
- A capstone demo ready by the end
How this compares
The 24-week roadmap
Software engineering, AI engineering, and production engineering — taught together, not as separate electives. AI coding tools are your daily driver from week 1, not a topic you get to in week 20. Every week ships something real. JS/TS-first (Next.js + LangGraph) — not a Python/ML research track.
Download syllabus (PDF) →What you'll have shipped
GitHub repos, live demos, and case-study write-ups — the three things that move you past the first resume screen.
Next.js e-commerce store
Full-stack shop with sandbox payments, product catalog, cart, orders, and an admin dashboard.
AI codebase analyst
Point it at a GitHub repo and ask "where's auth handled" or "what breaks on payment failure" — get cited answers and an architecture diagram, not another PDF chatbot.
URL shortener + analytics
Rate-limited API with Redis caching, click analytics, and QR generation.
DevOps pipeline
Dockerized microservice deployed through GitHub Actions to AWS.
The placement pipeline
How you actually get hired, one stage at a time.
Milestones
Finish core weeks, ship one capstone, clear 60/150 DSA problems, resume v2 done.
Mock interviews
Weekly DSA, project, and HR mocks. Score 7/10+ to unlock referrals.
Referrals & drives
Targeted referrals when you're ready, plus a curated off-campus drive list.
Apply & track
Ten applications a week with an ATS-ready resume, outcomes tracked together.
No one can promise a job — this pipeline maximizes your odds if you consistently hit the milestones. Strong performers get referral opportunities shared directly.
See it before you join
Real posts from @pritam.mentor — curriculum, reviews, and what a session actually looks like.
A portal for candidates and employers
Once you're in the program, track your own progress and apply to real roles. Employers get a direct line to a vetted candidate pool.
Student portal
Log your weekly progress, DSA count, and mock scores. Browse and apply to jobs posted directly by employers.
Browse open roles →Public openings are shareable. Invited candidates apply from the portal — join the waitlist above to get in.
Employer portal
Post openings and browse candidate profiles — track, level, weeks completed, mock scores, and resumes, all in one place.
Employer login →Before you apply
Is this beginner-friendly?
Yes. We start from fundamentals and accelerate into projects fast. Prior basics help but aren't required.
What do I need to get started?
A laptop with 8GB+ RAM, stable internet, VS Code, and a GitHub account.
Do I get recordings of live sessions?
Yes — every live session is recorded, plus you get notes and assignments to work through async.
How do referrals actually work?
Once you hit milestone scores across projects and mocks, relevant referrals and drive links get shared directly with you.
Is there a certificate?
Yes, on completing the program and presenting your capstone demo.
What if I fall behind or it's not working out for me?
Sessions run live in a small group on a set schedule, but what we cover adjusts to where you're actually at — that's different from a rigid, one-size-fits-all curriculum. But if you commit to the weekly cadence and you're still not shipping real, working code by week 3, we sit down and fix the plan together, or you walk — no hard feelings. This only works if it works for you.
Ready to start shipping?
If you commit to the weekly cadence and you're not shipping real, working code by week 3, we sit down and fix the plan together — or you walk, no hard feelings. This only works if it works for you.
Book a free call to see if it's a fit, or fill the form to formally join the queue — either way you'll hear back fast.