Module 1: Web Programming Introduction

Architecture of a website
Different technologies in making the website
Web Development Introduction

Module 2: HTML-Introduction

History of HTML
What you need to do to get going and make your first HTML page
What are HTML Tags and Attributes?
HTML Tag vs. Element
HTML Attributes

Module 3: HTML-Headers

Title
Base
Link
Styles
Script
Meta

HTML Basic Tags
HTML Formatting Tags
HTML Color Coding

Module 5: HTML-Grouping Using Div Span

Div Tag
Span Tags

Module 6: HTML Semantic Elements

< article >
< aside >
< details >
< figure >
< footer >
< header >
< main >
< mark >
< nav >

Module 7: HTML-Lists

Unordered Lists
Ordered Lists
Definition list

Module 8: HTML-Images

Image and Image Mapping
Background Images

Module 9: HTML-Hyperlink

Anchor Tag.
URL - Uniform Resource Locator
Relative and Absolute Address

Module 10: HTML-Table

< table >
< th >
< tr >
< td >
< caption >
< thead >
< tbody >
< tfoot >
< colgroup >
< col>

Module 11: HTML-I frame

Using I frame as the Target

Module 12: HTML-Form

HTML Forms
HTML Form Attributes
HTML Form Elements
HTML Input Types
HTML Input Attributes
HTML Input form Attributes
< text area >
< button >
< select >
< label>

Module 13: HTML Graphics

HTML Canvas Graphics
HTML SVG Graphics

Module 14: HTML Media

HTML Media
HTML Video
HTML Audio
HTML Plug-in
HTML YouTube

Module 15: HTML APIs

HTML Geolocation
HTML Drag/Drop
HTML Web Storage
HTML Web Workers
HTML SSE

Module 1: CSS Introduction

What is CSS?
Why Use CSS?
CSS Syntax

Module 2: CSS Core Properties

CSS Color
CSS Backgrounds
CSS Box Model
CSS Borders
CSS Margins
CSS Paddings
CSS Box Sizing

Module 3: CSS Units

Absolute Units
Relative Units
Max-Width
Min-Width

Module 4: CSS Styling

CSS Text
CSS Fonts
CSS Outline
CSS Alignment
Important

Module 5: Styling Elements

Links
Lists
Dropdowns
Tables
Images
Image-Sprite
Image-Filters
Clip-Path
Forms

Module 6: Navbar

Vertical-Navbar
Horizontal-Navbar

Module 7: CSS Selectors

Simple Selectors
Combinator selectors
Pseudo-class selectors
Pseudo-elements selectors
Attribute selectors

Module 8: CSS Positions

Position
Z-Index
Float
Clear
Overflow

Module 9: CSS Layouts

Display
Block
Inline
Inline-Block
Grid
Flex-Box

Module 10: CSS Transformation

CSS 2D Transforms
CSS 3D Transforms
CSS Transition
CSS Animations

Module 11: CSS Responsive

Responsive Introduction
Responsive Viewport
Responsive Breakpoint
Media Queries

Module 1: Introduction

What is JavaScript?
Why Use JavaScript?
Syntax
Statements
Comments

Module 2: Language Syntax

Data Types
Variable Declarations
Var vs. Let
Constant
Dynamic Type
Type of
Type Conversion
Objects
Arrays

Module 3: Operators

JavaScript Operators.
Arithmetic Operators
Assignment Operators
Comparison Operators
Equality Operators
Ternary Operators
Logical Operators
Bitwise Operators

Module 4: Control Statement

if
else
if/else
switch/case

Module 5: Loop Statement

for
for/in
for/off
while
do/while
Infinite loop
Break
Continue

Module 6: JavaScript HTML DOM

HTML Document object Model
DOM Methods
DOM Documents
DOM Elements
DOM HTML
DOM Forms
DOM CSS
DOM Events
DOM Event Listener
DOM Navigation
DOM Nodes
DOM Collections
DOM Node Lists

Module 7:JavaScript HTML BOM

HTML Browser object Model
JS Window
JS Screen
JS Location
JS History
JS Navigator
JS Popup Alert
JS Timing
JS Cookies

Module 8: Array

Array Introduction
Adding Element
Deleting Element
Modifying Element
Searching Element
Emptying Element
Combining and Slicing Array
Spread Operator
Looping with Array
Filtering with Array
Mapping with Array
Reducing an Array

Module 9: Functions

Function Declarations.
Hoisting
Arguments
The Rest Operators
Default Parameters
Getter and Setters
Try and Catch
Local vs. Global Scope
this keyword

Module 10: Objects

Basics
Factory Functions
Constructor
Dynamic Nature of Object
Functions are Objects
Value vs. Reference Type
Enumerating Properties of an Object
Cloning an Object
String
Date

Module 11: Built-in Objects

Number
Math
String
Array
Date
Boolean
Regex

Module 12: Events

Introduction
Mouse Events
Keyboard Events
Form Events
Document/Window Events

Module 13: Introduction to OOP Concept

Prototype, Module pattern
Augmenting type
Closure
ES6 Introduction
Let & Const
Arrow Functions
Class and Inheritance
Rest and Map Operators
Export and Import
Modules

Module 14: JavaScript Web API

API Introduction
Forms API
History API
Storage API
Worker API
Fetch API
Geolocation API

Module 15: JavaScript AJAX

AJAX Introduction
AJAX XMLHttp
AJAX Request
AJAX Response

Module 16: JavaScript JSON

JSON Introduction
JSON Syntax
JSON Data Types
JSON Parse
JSON Stringify
JSON Objects
JSON Arrays

Getting started with jQuery
Selecting elements
Manipulating the page
Traversing the DOM and chaining
jQuery Utility Methods
Handling events and event delegation
AJAX,JSON and Deferred
Enhancing with Animation effects
Grids, Tables with AJAX, Pagination, jQuery UI
jQuery Best Practices

BOOTSTRAP 5

Module 1: Introduction

Introduction
Quick Styles After Dark
Our First Web Page
What’s inside?
Scripts & Styles
Core concepts
Summary

Module 2: Layout with Bootstrap

Introduction
Grid Layouts
Simple Layout
Fixed Grids
Fluid Grids
Responsive Design
Responsive Utilities
Inspiration
Summary

Module 3: Everyday Bootstrap

Introduction
Typography
Tables
Forms
Buttons
Images & Icons
Summary

Module 4: Bootstrap Component

Introductions
Drop Down Menu
Tabs & Pill
The Navbars
Heros, Badgets, Labels And media
Summary

Module 5: Bootstrap and JavaScript

Introduction
More Buttons
Modals
Tooltips And Popovers
Carousel
Summary

MODULE 1: INTRODUCTION OF JAVASCRIPT ES 5 AND Es6

Basic JavaScript
Object Based JavaScript
Introduction to ES6
JavaScript Helpers (for Each, filter, map, filter, every, some)
String Literals
DE structuring
Rest parameters & spread operator
Arrow function
Default parameter
Class: Inheritance, constructor
Promise

Introduction to ReactJS

What React JS?
Why use React JS?
What is Single Page Application?
Why SPA?
React JS Version
REACT DOM
REACT VIRTUAL DOM

Set up React JS Environment

What is CLI: create-react-app project name
Advantage using CLI
How to debug React JS application.
Installation CLI
Install Node JS
Install React JS
Installation CLI
Create a hello world example
Create React JS Project
Understanding of Folder Structure
How to debug React JS application
Introduction of Babel

Basic features of ReactJS and components

React Concepts
JSX
Render Elements
Types of Components
Class Components
Life Cycle Method of Class components
Functional Components
HOOKS in detail
Use of HOOK
What is state
React Forms
Components and Props
State and Lifecycle Handling Events
Practice on above topics

Routing with react router

Setting Up React router
Install/ Uninstall React router
React Router Version 5
React router Version 6
Setting up react router
Understand routing in single page applications
Working with Browser Router components
Configuring route with Route component
Making routes dynamic using Route params
Working with nested routes
Navigating to pages using Link and Nav Link Component
Redirect routes using Redirect Component

Key features of ReactJS

Conditional Rendering
Lists and Keys
Forms

Event handling in React

Understanding React event system
Passing arguments to event handlers

Working with forms

Controlled components
Understand the significance to default Value Prop
Using react ref prop to get access to DOM element

Introduction to Redux

What is React Redux
Why React Redux
Redux Install and setup
Actions
Reducers
Store
High Order Component
Understanding map State to Props and map Dispatch To Props Usage

Redux Advanced

Async Actions
Middleware
What is redux saga
Install and set up redux saga
Working with Saga helpers (Crud Operation)
Sagas vs Promises

React with Design Framework

Material UI for design
Formic Validation

React API’s

Introduction https Request
Introduction Axios NPM
Introduction Slider NPM
Integration of any NPM modules
Introduction of Google Map NPM

Module-1 INTRODUCTION TO JAVA

Why Java was Developed
Application Areas of Java
History of Java
Platform Independency in Java
USP of Java: Java Features
Sun-Oracle Deal
Different Java Platforms
Difference between JDK,JRE,JVM
Java Versions
JVM Architecture
Installing Java on Windows
Understanding Path Variable: Why Set Path

Module-2 CREATING FIRST JAVA PROGRAM

Understanding Text Editors to Write Programs
How to compile java file
Byte Code and class file
How to run class file

Module-3 JAVA LANGUAGE FUNDAMENTALS

Identifiers
Keywords
Variables
Literals
Data Types
Operators
Comments
Looping Statements
Condition Statements
Type Casting

Module-4 OOP IMPLEMENTATION (PIE)

Why OOP
OOP Concepts with Real life examples
Class & it's Syntax
Object& it's Syntax
Reference Variable
Constructors
Instance(Non-Static)& Static Variables
Instance(Non-Static) & Static Methods
this Keyword and it's usages
Object & Static Initializers(Anonymous Blocks)
Understanding '+' Operator
Inheritance& it's Syntax
Types of Inheritance
Object Class as Root of Java Class Hierarchy
Variable Hiding
Method Hiding
Method Overriding
Method Overloading
Super keyword and it's usages
Final keyword and it's usages
Constructor Chaining
Upcasting and Down casting
Static & Dynamic Binding
Run Time Polymorphism
Abstract Keyword(Abstract classes and methods)
Understanding Interfaces
Implementation of Encapsulation
Association with Implementation

Module-5 PACKAGES

Understanding Packages
Setting Class path
Reading Input from Keyboard
Access Modifiers

Module-6 NESTED TYPES

Static Nested Class
Non-static Nested Class
Local Class
Anonymous Class
Nested Interface

Module-7 ARRAYS

General Definition of Array
Advantages from Array
Arrays in Java
1-d Arrays
2-d Arrays
Jagged Arrays
Array of reference type
Operations on Arrays

Module-8 COMMAND LINE ARGUMENTS AND WRAPPER CLASSES

How to read command line arguments
Wrapper Classes
Parsing of Numeric Strings
String representation of Primitives

Module-9 EXCEPTION HANDLING

Types of Runtime Errors
Understanding Exceptions
Exception Class Hierarchy
Try & Catch Blocks
Patterns of Catch Block
Nested Try statements
Throw, throws and finally
Creating Custom Exceptions
Checked & Unchecked Exceptions
Assertion

Module-10 WORKING WITH STRINGS

What is String
String Class
Creating String Object
Operations on String
String Buffer Class and it's Methods
Difference between String and String Buffer class
String Builder Class and it's Methods
Difference between String Buffer and StringBuilder

Module-11 SWING

Introduction to AWT
Introduction to Swing Components
Look And Feel of Swing Components
MVC Architecture of Swing Components
Working with Image
Advance Swing Components
JOptionPane,JTree,JTable,JTabbedPane JfileChooser,JcolorChooser
Menu Components
J Menu
JMenuItem
JMenubar

Module-12 MULTITHREADED PROGRAMMING

Multitasking: Why Concurrent Execution
Multiprocessing v/s Multithreading
Main Thread (Default Java Thread)
Creating Child Threads and understanding context switching
Thread States
Thread Group
Thread Synchronization: Methods and Blocks
Inter-Thread communication
Daemon Threads
Deadlock

Module-13 EXTENDED & UTILITY CONCEPTS

Generics
Lambda Expression
Annotations
Object Cloning
Vargs
Static-import
Enum
Static, Default and Private Methods of Interface
Var Type
Java Modules

Module-1 COLLECTION FRAMEWORK

Introduction of Collection Framework
Need of Collection
Collection API (the classes and interfaces)
The methods of Collection interface
List Interface (the Array List, Vector, Linked List, and Stack classes)
The Iterator, List Iterator, and Enumeration interfaces
Set Interface (the HashSet, Linked HashSet classes)
Map Interface (the Hash table, HashMap, Linked Hash Map, classes)
The Comparable and Comparator interfaces
The Tree Map and Tree Set classes
How Collection Framework is used in industry (the real Project Development)
Writing an application using Collection API and JDBC

Module-2 DATABASE CONNECTIVITY (THE JDBC)

Concepts of JDBC
Need Of JDBC
Types Of JDBC Drivers
Type1: Jdbc-Odbc bridge Driver
Type2: Native API Driver
Type3: Middleware layer
Type4: Pure Java Driver
Type5: Middleware layer Driver
Difference between the JDBC drivers
Connecting with Databases (MS Access, My SQL, and Oracle)
Executing query in Database
Other miscellaneous topics in JDBC

Module-3 JAVA EE (JAVA PLATFORM ENTERPRISE EDITION)

Understanding the Concept of Java EE : JEE Specification
Java EE Architecture
Single Tier
Two Tier
Three Tier
N-Tier
Java EE Components
Web Components
Distributed (Business) Components
Java EE Containers& Servers
Web Container& Web Server (Apache Tomcat)
EJB Container& Application Server (WebLogic, Glassfish, WebSphere)
Java EE Services
JNDI Service
Java Transaction Service
JMS

Module-4 JAVA SERVLET

Introduction to web programming
Role of Servlet in web programming
Servlet Lifecycle
Servlet with Annotations
@WebServlet
@WebInitParam
@WebListener
@WebFilter
@MultipartConfig
Request Dispatching
Parameters & Attributes and their differences
Parameters & Attributes and their differences
File Uploading and Downloading
Session Tracking State Management
Cookie
URL Rewriting
Hidden Form Field
Session Object
Events & Listeners
Dependency Injection
Refreshing Servlet
Filters

Module-5 JAVA SERVER PAGES (JSP) & JSTL

JSP Architecture
JSP Elements
JSP Objects
Understanding JavaBeans
Custom Tags
Using tags of JSTL
Expression Language

Module-6 DESIGN PATTERN

Why Design Patterns...?
Front Controller
Composite View
Factory Pattern
Singleton Pattern
DAO Pattern

JAVA FRAMEWORKS

Module-1 JPA(JAVA PERSISTENCE API)

JPA overview
ORM
JPA Entity
JPA Association Mapping
JPA Inheritance Mapping
JPA JPQL
JPA Criteria API

Module-2 OVERVIEW OF HIBERNATE FRAMEWORK SPRING

Hibernate overview
Hibernate architecture
Hibernate configuration and mapping file
Hibernate configuration and mapping file
Hibernate association mapping
Hibernate inheritance mapping
HQL
HCQL
Hibernate caching
First level cache and Second level cache

Module-3 BASIC BEAN WIRING

Containing your Bean
Creating Bean
Injecting into bean properties
Auto wiring
Controlling Bean Creation

Module-4 ADVANCED BEAN WIRING

Declaring parent and Child Bean
Applying method injection
Injecting Non-spring Beans
Registering Custom property editors

Module-5 HITTING THE DATABASE

Learning spring's data Access Philosophy
Configuring a data source
Using JDBC with Spring
Working with JDBC Templates
Using Spring's DAO Support Classes for JDBC
Integrate Hibernate with Spring
Caching

Module-6 INTRODUCTION TO MVC

Define MVC
Hibernate Injection
Spring Annotation
Spring Controller

Module-7 MAVEN DEPLOYMENT

Maven Configuration
Converting Maven to Eclipse
Various Maven Command

Module-8 SPRING

Spring Overview
Spring Module
IOC Container
Dependency Injection
Spring Beans
Bean Scops
Bean Configuration
Setter Injection
Constructor Injection
Spring Auto wiring

Module-9 SPRING MVC

Spring MVC Overview
MVC(Model-View-Controller)
Dispatcher Servlet
Configuration Files
Dispatcher Servlet Architecture
Creating Controllers
Creating Models
Creating Views
Using Thyme leaf Template

Module-10 SPRING BOOT

Spring BOOT Overview
Spring BOOT Initializer
Spring BOOT CLI
Spring BOOT Starter
Spring BOOT Autoconfiguration
Spring BOOT Application Properties
Spring BOOT RESTful API
Spring BOOT MVC
Spring Security
Spring Data JPA

Module- 11 BUILDING RESTFUL API Using SPRING BOOT

Web Services
SOAP Web Services
RESTful Web Services
JAX-RS
Jersy Framework
HTTP Request Components
HTTP Response Components
Resource
HTTP Web Verbs
HTTP Endpoints
HATEOAS

DEPLOYMENT OF MAJOR PROJECT

The Placement Guarantee course program is meant for pre-final and final year students, recent graduates, and young professionals who wish to build a career in Full Stack Development. You should also be authorized and available to work in India upon completion of the course if you wish to avail of the internship guarantee benefits.

Yes, if you have decided to make a career in full-stack development and are ready to put in the required time and effort to complete the course, you can still apply and we will evaluate your application based on its quality. You would be able to apply to the short-term or work-from-home internships that are published on Bloatware IT SOlutions.

Yes, you can. However, please note that the placement opportunities that we would be curating for the students of the Placement Guarantee course would be those of internships and the same will be made available to you too. Different companies may factor in your prior work experience in their hiring decisions differently and it will be at the sole discretion of the companies.

To reserve your seat in advance, simply pay a booking amount of ₹ 1,999 which will be adjusted toward your course fee upon enrollment. If our counsellors find your profile to be unfit, the amount will be refunded; however, if you choose to withdraw, this amount will be non-refundable.

The application form would consist of questions on your education, your motivation to build a career in full-stack development, and questions to test your communication skills.

Your application would be evaluated on the basis of your written communication skills in this full-stack development Placement Guarantee course.

No, you can not.

You can. However, it is recommended that you speak to us first to understand shortcomings in your previous application before deciding to re-apply.

You can watch the videos and take quizzes & tests on any device including mobile. However, for assignments and projects, use of a desktop or laptop will be needed and hence it is advised that you do this full-stack development course on a laptop or desktop.

You could try making the payment from a different card or account (of a friend or family). Otherwise, you can follow the instructions on how to make an offline payment here

You can pay the Placement Guarantee course fee online using any of the following payment methods - debit card, credit card, netbanking, UPI, and wallets. You will receive the link to make the payment once your application is successful.

Just let us know your registered email id along with the screenshot of the payment receipt or transaction history. You can submit your request using the "Need further assistance?" section. Once verified, the additional amount you paid will be refunded.

Depending on your payment method, you can opt for no cost EMI where a certain amount will be deducted from your account every month over a period of EMI duration that you choose. Please note that the no-cost EMI is available only select payment methods that you can see here.

The amount deducted will come back to your account within 7-10 working days. This is the normal duration your bank will take to credit the amount back into your account.

If you choose to pay via EMI, a certain amount will be deducted from your account every month. For example, if the total course fee (including taxes) is Rs. 100 and you choose to pay via 12 months EMI then you will be charged Rs. 8.33 (100/12) every month. Since these are no cost EMIs, you don't need to pay anything extra as interest or processing fee. The total course fee you would pay over the duration of the EMI will remain the same as it would have been if you paid all of it upfront.

At times, there may be a slight delay in your payment reflecting on your Bloatware IT SOlutions Trainings dashboard. However, if your payment is not reflecting even after 30 minutes, please let us know your registered email id along with the screenshot of the payment receipt or transaction history. You can submit your request using the "Need further assistance?" section. Once verified, we will update your payment status from the backend.

No, you cannot cancel or stop the EMIs at a later date since your bank would have already paid the entire course fee on your behalf to Bloatware IT Solutions. If your EMI is through one of our loan partners and you wish to make any modifications, please write to pgc.support@bloatwareitsolutions.com. Please note that the cancellation fee for EMIs through our loan partners is Rs. 1500/-.

Please write to us on jos@bloatwareitsolutions.com with details and we would be happy to help.

Once a user has made the payment, no refund/cancellation would be permitted after payment. To claim a refund under the placement guarantee, please refer to the Guaranteed Job/Internship Program in the FAQ of the Placement Guarantee courses.

At the time of making the payment, you will have the option to choose your preferred batch start date.

Yes, you can. Just choose a suitable later date batch while making the payment. If a suitable date is not available, please write to us at pgc.support@bloatwareitsolutions.com so that we can help you with it.

The Placement Guarantee Course consists of 9 video-based courses that you would complete one after another. The videos are both pre-recorded and live. You can watch the recorded ones any time of the day as convenient to you. The live session will be conducted twice a week (In case you miss a session, you will receive the recording within 24 hours). The courses also consist of quizzes, tests, assignments and projects that you will undergo as you learn.

You need to complete the Placement Guarantee Course within 8 months from your chosen batch start date. If you spend 3 hours every day, you should be able to complete the course comfortably in 8 months including all the projects, assignments, tests, viva, etc.

If you are not able to complete the Placement Guarantee course in 6 months due to any unforeseen reasons, you will be able to get an extension of 2 weeks on paying Rs. 4999 or an extension of 1 month on paying Rs. 7999.

For a Placement Guarantee Course student to be *eligible for the Job or Salary Guarantee, they should -

Meet the 75% aggregate marks for the Placement Guarantee Course.
Participate in all placement-related activities, placement preparation sessions & drives organized by Bloatware IT Solutions.
Make sincere and reasonable efforts to apply for various internships and jobs offered on Bloatware IT Solutions (at least 10 relevant applications per week) and/or on other platforms and attend ALL interviews & selection processes arranged/offered by Bloatware IT Solutions.
Not indulge in any inappropriate disciplinary behaviour or action during the course completion, recruitment process and the training/internship period (including plagiarism).

Graduate from the Placement Guarantee Course within the originally stipulated duration without requiring any paid extension & make all the fee payments on a timely basis without any delay.
Apply and accept only those internships and job opportunities that either have a minimum of three months duration or which fulfill the stipend guarantee. Exception of duration (less than three months) can be made only in the case of opportunities fulfilling the stipend guarantee.
Be eligible and authorized to work in India and pass the background checks conducted by a company before starting the internship and ensure to meet any other condition as may be decided and communicated by Bloatware IT Solutions from time to time.
Do not decline an internship offer, full-time employment offer, internship extension, or pre-placement offer that you get without Bloatware IT Solutions's approval or leave an internship mid-way nor be terminated from it due to lack of performance or misconduct.

The Career Planning Session will take place along with the viva and your mentor for these sessions would be an expert with 5+ years of experience in the industry. This session will be an opportunity for you to discuss your career goals and get personalised feedback and guidance from the mentor.

Bloatware IT Solutions guarantees that every eligible Placement Guarantee course student will be able to secure a placement (full-time employment or internship with a pre-placement offer) within 6 months after graduating from the Placement Guarantee course program, failing which Bloatware IT Solutions will refund the Placement Guarantee course fee paid by the student.

Every eligible Placement Guarantee course student will be assured a CTC ranging from ₹ 3 LPA to ₹ 10 LPA for full-time, part-time, and temporary/contractual employment.

Any full-time employment or internship with a pre-placement offer that a student gets, in a profile directly related to the Placement Guarantee course program or otherwise, through their own efforts, via Bloatware IT Solutions, or any other medium, will be considered the job guarantee.

If you satisfy the eligibility criteria and still fail to get any internship (or full time employment) with-in Internship Guarantee Period, please write to pgc.support@bloatwareitsolutions.com upon completion of the Internship Guarantee Period. We will let you know of the documents required to process your claim.Please ensure that you make the claim within thirty days from the date of completion of job guarantee period or it will not be considered for further process and Bloatware IT Solutions will not be liable to reimburse any refund.

Placement preparation sessions are 1:1 sessions for Placement Guarantee course students so as to prepare them for interviews. These include sessions on cover letter writing, resume writing, LinkedIn profile building, and mock interviews. These are mandatory sessions and in case the user isn't attending any session, they will be debarred from the guaranteed internship program. The user will still be able to access the learning content.

Upon successful completion of the Placement Guarantee course, you will receive a Full-Stack Development Placement Guarantee course certificate from Bloatware IT Solutions Trainings.

To be eligible for NSDC & Skill India certificate, you need to fill in the required additional information including your salutation, date of birth and father's name within 3 days of enrollment. This form will open when you log in to your account. You will also need to complete your final test by the original course end date and score greater than 50% marks in the final test of each course, submit all mandatory milestones (projects, certificates), and complete viva and overall final test before the end date. Please also note that the partnership came to effect on 8th May so only trainings purchased on or after 8th May '23 are eligible for the certificate.

The necessary requirements to be eligible for the Placement Guarantee course certificate are as follows -

Min. 75% aggregate marks
Submission of the mandatory projects and assignments
Attending both the vivas and scoring 50% aggregate marks in both vivas combined

The Placement Guarantee Course consists of 9 courses that you would complete one after another. The videos are pre-recorded, so you can watch them at any time of the day as convenient for you. Along with this, you will get weekly live classes, including Learning Concept Classes & Doubt Clearing Sessions, etc. The courses also consist of quizzes, tests, assignments, and projects that you will undergo as you learn.

You will have 24*7 access to a doubt clearing forum where you can post your doubts and the course instructors would answer them with-in 24 hours. There will also be a live doubt clearing session with the instructor once a week where you can ask your doubts in real-time through chat or audio/video call.

The Placement Guarantee Course consists of 9 courses and each course will have several quizzes and module tests that are meant for your practice. Each course will also have a final test which will be online. You need to score min. 50% marks in the final test of each course to proceed to the next course and hence, passing all the final tests is necessary for you to complete the Placement Guarantee course. To graduate from the Placement Guarantee course, you need to score an aggregate of 75% marks i.e. 4125 (out of total marks of 5500)

You will get one more attempt to take the test on payment of Rs.999. There will not be any further attempts available to you. If you take a retest more than once, you wont be eligible for the guaranteed placement.

In addition to module tests that are meant for practice, each course will also have final projects where you will get to apply all the concepts that you have learned in the course. All 5 projects and 15 assignments are mandatory, and they carry marks that would be added to your overall Placement Guarantee Course score. Completing all the projects will also improve your career prospects after completing the Placement Guarantee Course.

Bloatware IT Solutions is always ready to assist.Yes, every project you submit will be scored and given feedback on.

During the Placement Guarantee Course, there will be 2 online viva that you are required to attend. The two viva are the mid-term viva and the final viva. The mid-term viva will be held after completing Course 5, which is the middle point of your 8-month course, and the final viva will be taken once all the courses and modules are completed, including the submission of all the mandatory assignments and projects. In the viva, you will be asked questions based on concepts taught in the Placement Guarantee Course and the projects and assignments you will work on.

The viva consists of two parts. First, you'll take a proctored test on the DoSelect platform. Then, you'll need to book a slot for a one-on-one "Viva Session" with the instructor.

Proctoring uses your computer’s camera and microphone to monitor you during the test, ensuring that you follow the rules and don't use any unauthorized assistance.

The DoSelect test will include practice questions and coding challenges that must be completed in a proctored environment.

During the viva session, you'll participate in a one-on-one video call with the instructor. You'll discuss theoretical concepts and respond to questions related to the projects and assignments you've completed.

You can request a batch change at any time under our Batch Changing Policy. If you request a batch change within seven days of the original batch start date, no fee will be charged. If the request is made between 7 and 30 days after the start date, a fee of Rs. 999 will apply. For batch change requests made after 30 days, the fee will be calculated based on the additional months provided, multiplied by the monthly cost indicated.

Yes, you may request a course change to another program within the first 15 days of your batch start date if you find the concepts challenging to understand. This option is available only once per student under our Course Change Policy.

Bloatware IT Solutions is always ready to assist. If you are looking for more information, you can either Email us at query@bloatwareitsolutions.com or Call/Whatsapp us at 0120-4535353 or 9212172602. You can also visit our center if you are seeking further assistance.

OUR PLACED STUDENTS

Varis

Associate Web Developer, Brimo Software Solutions

The best part of the course was the doubt-clearing sessions which helped me resolve all my queries on time. The projects are too good & the work I did on them helped me crack interviews. I have gotten 2 internships & have been selected for companies during on-campus placements too.

Gaurav

JavaScript Developer, IDEA Foundation

It gave me the necessary skills & boosted my confidence. I particularly enjoyed the masterclasses & projects which helped me build a strong portfolio. The mentors refined my resume, provided constructive feedback for job applications, and offered invaluable guidance during interview preparation.

Pratham

Full Stack Developer, Nurture Labs

I landed a job even after a 2-year gap in my education. The Full Stack Development Placement Guarantee Course was well-structured, comprehensive, and flexible. The industry-level projects were good. Additionally, mock interviews & viva sessions were conducted to prepare for real-world interviews.

Rahul

Front-end Web Developer, AlgoBulls

I knew the basics but the course solidified my knowledge, especially in back-end development. The teachers were helpful & answered all our doubts. The placement team helped me with the problems I was facing in getting placed & I soon got a work-from-home placement.

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Mobile Development

Full Stack Developer Course with Java Certification Training

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Instructor-Led Sessions

Real-Life Case Studies

Assignment

Live Projects

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A complete look at Full Stack Java Developer Course

Why Full Stack Java Developer certification from Bloatware IT Solutions?

Why Full Stack Java Developer certification from Bloatware IT Solutions?

Key Features

Key Features

Career Counseling

Career Counseling

Interview Preparation

Live-projects

Introduction class for Full Stack Developer Training with Java

Introduction class for Full Stack Developer Training with Java

Phase 1: Use JAVA to incorporate OOPS with data structures and even beyond.

Phase 1: Use JAVA to incorporate OOPS with data structures and even beyond.

Phase 2: Develop Your Back-End Skills

Phase 2: Develop Your Back-End Skills

Phase 3: DevOps Framework Implementation

Phase 3: DevOps Framework Implementation

Top career options in Full Stack Development Placement Guarantee Course

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Software Development Engineer

Front-end Developer

Back-end Developer

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Course Content

Web Designing (HTML)

Web Designing (HTML)

Module 1: Web Programming Introduction

Module 2: HTML-Introduction

Module 3: HTML-Headers

Module : HTML-Basic Formatting Tags

Module : HTML-Basic Formatting Tags

Module 5: HTML-Grouping Using Div Span

Module 6: HTML Semantic Elements

Module 7: HTML-Lists

Module 8: HTML-Images

Module 9: HTML-Hyperlink

Module 10: HTML-Table

Module 11: HTML-I frame

Module 12: HTML-Form

Module 13: HTML Graphics

Module 14: HTML Media

Module 15: HTML APIs

CSS

CSS

Module 1: CSS Introduction

Module 2: CSS Core Properties

Module 3: CSS Units

Module 4: CSS Styling

Module 5: Styling Elements

Module 6: Navbar

Module 7: CSS Selectors

Module 8: CSS Positions

Module 9: CSS Layouts

Module 10: CSS Transformation

Module 11: CSS Responsive

JavaScript

JavaScript

Module 1: Introduction

Module 2: Language Syntax

Module 3: Operators

Module 4: Control Statement