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Best JavaEE training centre in Trivandrum - Trinity Technologies
Best JavaEE training centre in Trivandrum - Trinity Technologies

We offer an intensive Java full stack training program spanning 7 months, encompassing essential technologies such as HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, JavaScript, jQuery, AJAX, MySQL, and Java EE (Enterprise Edition). Participants delve into comprehensive training covering front-end and back-end development using Java, with a focus on building scalable and enterprise-level web applications. The curriculum includes hands-on projects, assignments, and specialized modules for interview preparation, ensuring students gain practical experience and proficiency in industry-standard tools and frameworks. Situated in Trivandrum, Trinity Technologies is recognized as Kerala's leading information technology training institute, committed to preparing aspiring developers for successful careers in Java EE web development.

Best JavaEE training centre in Trivandrum - Trinity Technologies
Best JavaEE training centre in Trivandrum - Trinity Technologies
Best JavaEE training centre in Trivandrum - Trinity Technologies

Java Syllabus

01

Introduction to Java

Overview and History

Features of Java

C++ vs Java

Setting the path for Java

02

Java Basics

JDK, JRE and JVM

JVM Memory Management

Internal details of JVM

Unicode system

03

Java Syntax

Basic Syntax

Operators and Expressions

Single line comments

Multi-line comments

04

Variables and constants

Variable declaration and initialization

Naming conventions

Types of variables: Local variables, Instance variables, Static variables

Scope and memory allocation of variables

05

Operators

Operators and Operands

Arithmetic Operators

Assignment Operators

Comparison Operators

Logical Operators

Unary Operators

06

Data Types

Integral data types

Floating point Data Type

Boolean Data Type

Char Data Type

Reference Data Types

07

Conditional Statements

Simple if statements

if else statements

if elseif else statements

Nested if statements

Switch statements

08

Looping in Java

for loop

for each loop

while loop

do...while loop

Break statement

Continue statement

09

Object and Classes

Naming conventions in Java

Declaring a Class

Object Declaration and Initialization

Life cycle of an object

Anonymous object in Java

10

Packages in Java

Declaring a package in a company project

Package naming conventions

Subpackages

User-defined and built-in packages

Importing packages in Java

11

Methods

Methods in Java

Use of a method in Java

Method declaration, Method signature

Pre-defined methods

User-defined methods

Instance methods

Static methods

Calling a method

Java main method

Return type in Java

12

Constructor in Java

Default constructor

Parameterized constructors

Java constructor overloading

Constructor chaining

Copy constructor in Java

13

Modifiers

Access Modifiers

Deafult modifiers

Private modifiers

Protected modifiers

Public modifiers

Non-access modifiers

Abstract modifiers

Final modifiers

Native modifiers

strictfp modifiers

Synchronized modifiers

Transient modifiers

Volatile modifiers

14

Static

Static Keyword

Static variable

Static method

Static block

Instance block

Static nested class block

15

Final

Final keyword

Final variable

Final method

Final class

Best practices for using final

16

Inner Class

Inner Class in Java

Properties of inner class

Instantiating inner class

Normal inner class

Method local inner class

Anonymous inner class

Static nested inner class

17

Super and this keywords

super keyword

Calling of superclass instance variable

Super class constructor

Super class method

this keyword

Calling of current class constructor and method

18

Object-Oriented Programming

Java OOP Concept

Java Class and Object

Encapsulation

Inheritance

Polymorphism

Abstraction

19

Encapsulation

How to acheive encapsulation

Data Hiding

Tightly encapsulated class

Getter and setter methods in Java

Naming conventions of getter and setter methods

20

Inheritance

Inheritance in Java

Is-A Relationship

Aggregation and composition

Types of inheritance

21

Polymorphism

Polymorphism in Java

Compile time polymorphism

Runtime polymorphism

Static and dynamic binding

Method Overloading

Method Overriding

Covariant Return Type

22

Garbage Collection

Heap Memory

Reference Counting Vs. Mark-and-sweep

Garbage Collector

Tuning and monitoring

Advantages of garbage collection

Best practices

23

Input Output Stream

Streams Basics

InputStream and OutputStream

File I/O

Buffered streams

ByteArray streams

Character array streams

Data streams

Filter streams

Object streams

Console

FilePermissionWriter, Reader, FileWriter, FileReader

PrintStream

Pushback stream

StringWriter

StringReader

PipedWriter

PipedReader

FilterWriter, FilterReader, File FileDescriptor, RandomAccessFile, and java.util.Scanner

24

Collections

Collections Framework

List

Set

Sorted set

Queue

Deque

Map

Iterator

List iterator

Enumeration

ArrayList

LinkedList

HashSet

LinkedHashSet

TreeSet

ArrayDeque

PriorityDeque

EnumSet

AbstractCollection

AbstractList

AbstractQueue

AbstractSet

AbstractSequentialList

Map

Map Entry

SortedMap

NavigableMap

MapHashMap

LinkedHashMap

TreeMap

IdentityHashMap

WeakHashMap

EnumMap

Comparator, Random Access interfaces as well as observable class

25

Serialization

Serialization in Java

Deserialization

Transient fields

Best practices

26

Exception Handling

Exception Handling in Java

Try-catch block

Multiple Catch Block

Nested try block

Finally block

Throw Keyword

Throws Keyword

Throw vs Throws, Final vs Finally vs Finalize

Exception Handling with Method Overriding Java Custom Exceptions

27

Java Annotations

Built-in annotaions

@Override

@SuppressWarnings

@Deprecated

@Target

@Retention

@Inherited

@Documented

Custom annotations

Types of annotations

28

Reflection in Java

Reflection API

NewInstance() & Determining the class object

Javap tool

Creating javap tool

Creating applet viewer

Accessing private method from outside the class

29

Arrays

Java Array

Single dimensional array

Multidimensional array

Array declaration

Array instantiation

initialization of Java array

Passing array to a method

Anonymous array in Java

Cloning an array in Java

30

Strings

Java Strings,

Immutable String

String Comparison, String concatenation

Substring

StringBuffer class

StringBuilder class

toString method

StringTokenizer class

31

Java Thread

Java multithreading

Multithreading life cycle of a thread creating

Thread scheduler

Sleeping a thread

Start a thread twice

Calling run() method

Joining a thread

Naming a thread

Thread priority,

Daemon thread

Thread pool

Thread group

Shutdownhook

Java Synchronization: synchronized method, synchronized block, static synchronization

Deadlock

Inter-thread Communication

Interrupting Thread

32

JDBC

JDBC Drivers

Steps to connect to Database

Connectivity with Oracle

Connectivity with MySQL

Connectivity with Access without DSN

DriverManager

Types of JDBC statements: Statement, Prepared statement, Callable statement

Database Metadata, Resultset Metadata

ResultSet, types of ResultSet,

Storing image, Retrieving image

Storing file, Retrieving file, Stored procedures, and functions

Transaction Management

Batch Processing

JDBC New Features, Mini Project, and interview questions.

33

Agile

Agile model

Advantages, and Disadvantages of Agile model

Agile versus Waterfall method

Scrum

Scrum Master

Flow of Agile Implementation

Sprint

Burn down Charts

34

Design Pattern

Singleton Object

Singleton design pattern with Serialization

Factory Pattern

Abstract Factory.

35

Design Pattern

MySQL Introduction

MySQL Create Database

MySQL Queries

MySQL DDL Statements

MySQL DML Statements

MySQL Join Queries

MySQL Conditions

MySQL Insert Data

MySQL Get Last ID

MySQL OrderBy

MySQL Limit Data

MySQL Between

MySQL Join

JAVA EE Syllabus

01

Introduction to Java EE (J2EE)

Introduction to Enterprise Edition

Distributed Multitier Applications

J2EE Containers

Web Services Support

Packaging Applications

J2EE 1.4 APIs

02

Web Server and Application Server

Tomcat-Introduction

Overview, installation, Configuring Tomcat

Jboss server-Introduction

Overview,installation and Configuration

Comparison

03

Ant Tool

Basics and introductions

Installation and Setup

Ant build files

Core concepts

Using Ant for build automation

Dependency management

Integration and automation

Advanced topics

Best practices and tips

04

Java Servlet Technology

What is Web Application?

What Is a Servlet?

Servlet Life Cycle

Sharing Information

Using Scope Objects

Controlling Concurrent Access

Getting Information from Requests

Constructing Responses

Filtering Requests and Responses

Programming Filters

Customized Requests and Responses

Specifying Filter Mappings

Invoking Other Web Resources

Including Other Resources in

the Response

Transferring Control

Accessing the Web Context

Maintaining Client State

Session Management

Session Tracking

Tracking Service Requests

Notifying Methods to Shut Down

Creating Polite Long-Running Methods

05

JSP Technology

JavaServer Pages Technology

The Life Cycle of a JSP Page

Translation and Compilation

Creating Static Content

Response and Page Encoding

Creating Dynamic Content

Using Objects within JSP Pages

Expression Language

Deactivating Expression Evaluation

Implicit Objects

Literals & Operators

Reserved Words

JavaBeans Components

Reusing Content in JSP Pages

Transferring Control

Jsp: param Element

Including an Applet

Setting Properties for

Groups of JSP Pages

JSP scripting elements and directives

Declarations, expressions, directives

Scriplets, comments, actions, implicite

JSP objects - Working with variable

Scopes - page scope, request scope

Session scope, application scope

Java beens, custom tags

Content Type, Set Default Buffer Size

JSTL,Expression Language

06

Custom tags in JSP Pages

What Is a Custom Tag?

Types of Tags

Tags with Attributes

Tags with Bodies

Tags That Define Variables

Communication between Tags

Tag Library Descriptors

Declaring Tag Files

Declaring Tag Handlers

Declaring Tag Attributes for

Tag Handlers

Declaring Tag Variables for Tag Handlers

Programming Simple Tag Handlers

Including Tag Handlers in

Web Applications

Cooperating Tags

07

Ajax-JSP Integration

Introduction to AJAX

AJAX Components

HTML & CSS, JavaScript & DOM

XMLHttpRequest

Server Side Code

AJAX - JSP Application

Ajax with Servlet and JSP

XML and JSON for Ajax

Database Application with Ajax

Ajax libraries and Toolkits

08

Project Development

Requirement analysis

Requirement specification

Requirements review

Minutes of Meeting

Preliminary design

Preliminary design document

Preliminary design review

Time Sheet Management

Detailed design

Detailed design document

Detailed design review

Code, Code review, Comment review

Unit testing, Implementation

Acceptance testing

Training, Maintenance

09

IDE

Eclipse

Netbeans

Introduction and overview

Creating web projects using eclipse

Configuration and set up the project

Connecting to database SQL, MySQL

Configuring Tomcat and Jboss application deployment, launching and debugging web applications,

Detailed study of eclipse and netbeans

Installing new software plugins-Adding pluginse

10

Enterprise JavaBeans

What Is an Enterprise Bean?

What Is a Session Bean?

What Is an Entity Bean?

What Is a Message-Driven Bean?

Client Access with Interfaces

The Contents of an Enterprise Bean

Naming Conventions for

Enterprise Beans

The Life Cycles of Enterprise Beans

11

Session Bean

WhatSession Bean Class

Home Interface

Remote Interface

Helper Classes

Creating the Application

Stateless Session Bean

Implementation Class

12

Bean Managed Persistence

Entity Bean Class

Home Interface

Remote Interface

Mapping Table Relationships for BMP

One-to-One Relationships

One-to-Many Relationships

Many-to-Many Relationships

Primary Keys for BMP

13

Container Managed Persistence

Method Invocations

Building and Running

Creating the Database Tables

Creating the Data Source

Capturing the Table Schema

Building the Enterprise Beans

Primary Keys for CMP

Finder and Selector Methods

14

Message Driven Bean

The Application Client

The Message-Driven Bean Class

The onMessage Method

The ejbCreate and ejb

Remove Methods

Advanced Enterprise Beans

EJB: Query Language

15

Terminology

Simplified Syntax

Simple Finder Queries

Navigate to Related Beans

Other Conditional Expressions

Select Queries

BNF Symbols

BNF Grammar of EJB QL

FROM Clause

Path Expressions

WHERE Clause

SELECT Clause

ORDER BY Clause

16

Java Message service API

Overview

What Is Messaging?

When Can You Use the JMS API?

Basic JMS API Concepts

JMS API Architecture

The JMS API Programming Model

Administered Objects

Connections

Sessions

Message Producers

Message Consumers

Writing Simple JMS Client Applications

17

Java Server Faces

Introduction to JSF

JSF Features

JSF for Web Application

JSF components

JSF Tags, Life Cycle & Architecture

JSF Renderers

JSF HTML Tag Reference

JSF Core Tag Reference

JSF Facelet Tag Reference

JSF Navigation, JSF with Ajax

Using JSF in JSP,JSF with Ajax

Richfaces

Apache My faces

18

Hibernate

Introduction to O-R Mapping

Hibernate Basics

Hibernate Architecture

Hibernate Configurations

POJO (Plain Old Java Classes) classes

and O/R Mapping

Object Identifier

One-to-One Association

One-to-Many Association

Many-to-One Association

Many-to-Many Association

Collection Mapping

Component Mapping

Inheritance Mapping

Hibernate Query Language

Criteria Queries

Hibernate in Web Application

HTML Syllabus

01

Introduction Web Technology

Basic concepts and History

Client-Side technologies

Server-Side technologies

Web Development Tools and IDEs

Web standards and protocols

02

Introduction to HTML

HTML Basics

Options for writing HTML

Basic tags and document structure

Default text editor

HTML elements

Saving HTML document

03

HTML Tags

Types of tags

Document Strucutre

`<html>` tag

`<head>` tag

`<title>` tag

`<meta>` tag

`<body>` tag

04

Text Formatting In HTML

Heading Tags: `<h1>` to `<h6>`

Paragragh tag

Line Breaks

HTML Comments

Text formatting tags

05

HTML Attributes

Global Attributes

Event Attributes

Form Attributes

Input Attributes

Media Attributes

Style Attributes

Accessibility Attributes

06

Advanced Text Manipulation

Non-breaking space

Horizontal Rule

Special Characters

Fonts and Text Styling

Font Families

`<font>` tag

07

Working With Multimedia

Images: `<img>` tag

Hyperlinks: `<a>` tag

Video: `<video>` tag

Audio: `<audio>` tag

Embedding extrenal content in a HTML page: `<iframe>` tag

08

Structuring Content

Tables: `<table>`, `<thead>`, `<tbody>`, `<tr>`, `<th>`,`<td>` tags

Ordered Lists

Unordered Lists

Definition Lists

Nested Lists

09

HTML Forms

Form Elements

Form Attributes

Input Types / Form Controls

Form Layouts

CSS Syllabus

01

Basic Concepts

CSS Introduction

CSS Syntax

CSS Inline Method

CSS Internal Styling

CSS External Styling

02

CSS Selectors

Element Selectors

Class Selectors

ID Selectors

Attribute Selectors

Universal Selectors

Grouping Selectors

Psudeo-Elements

Psuedo Classes

03

Text Styling

Font Properties

Text color and background

Text decoration

Alignment and transformation

Line-height and spacing

Text Shadow

Overflow and wrapping

04

CSS Box Model

Content area

Padding

Border

Outline

Padding

Dimensions

Box-sizing

05

CSS Layouts

Positioning elements

CSS Display

CSS Floating

CSS Overflow

CSS Grid system

Responsive techniques

Centering elements

06

Effects and transformations

Box Shadows

Text Shadows

Opacity and transparency

Transforms

Gradient backgrounds

Filter effects

Clip path

Transitions

Animations

07

CSS interactive elements

Styling Links

Image Gallery

CSS Navigation Bar

Hover Effects

Focus styles

Active state

08

Media Queries

Syntax and Structure

Media types

Media features

Combining media features

Viewport units

Breakpoints and respononsive design

Mobile First and Desktop First approach

Nested media queries

Bootstrap Syllabus

01

Introduction to Bootstrap

Overview and History

Why Bootstrap

Methods for including Bootstrap in a web page

Responsive web pages

02

BS5 Basics

BS5 Containers

BS5 Grid System

BS5 Typography

BS5 Tables

BS5 Colors

BS5 Images

03

Bootstrap Components

BS5 Alert

BS5 Jumbotron

BS5 Buttons

BS5 Pagination

BS5 List Groups

BS5 Spinners

BS5 Cards

BS5 Dropdown

BS5 Collapse

BS5 Navbar

BS5 Carousel

BS5 Modal

04

Bootstrap Grid

Bootstrap Grid System

BS5 Stacked / Horizontal

BS5 Grid xsmall, small, medium, large, xlarge, xxl

Bootsrap Grid Examples

05

Bootstrap Forms

Form Layouts

Form Controls

Form Validation

Input Groups

Form Text

Checkboxes and radios

Form attributes

Form layout utilities

JavaScript Syllabus

01

Introduction to JavaScript

JS Overview and History

JS Syntax

JS Statements

JS Comments

02

Variables and Constants

Var, let and const

Declaration and Initialization

Scope

Hoisting

03

Data Types

String

Number

Bigint

Boolean

Undefined

Null

Symbol

Object

Array

04

Operators

Operators and Operands

Arithmetic Operators

Assignment Operators

Comparison Operators

Logical Operators

05

JS Control Flow

if Statement

if else Statement

if else if else Statement

Switch statement

for Loop

while Loop

do...while Loop

Break and Continue Statements

Nested Control Structures

06

JS Functions

Function Declaration and Invocation

Function Parameters and Arguments

Return Statement

Function scope and closure

Default parameters

JS String Functions

JS Array Functions

07

JS Events

Event Handling Basics

Inline event Handlers

Event Object

Mouse Events

Keyboard Events

Form Events

Input Events

Window and Document Events

08

JS Form Validation

Basic Validation Techniques

Event binding and handling

Validation functions

Error Messaging

Validation state management

Real-time feedback

Ajax Syllabus

01

Introduction to AJAX

AJAX Overview

Advantages of AJAX

AJAX Architecture

AJAX XMLHttp

Creating an XMLHttp request

Sending and receiving data with XMLHttp

02

AJAX Request and Response

Making asynchronous requests

GET vs POST requests

Handling request headers

Handling server responses

Parsing response data

Error handling in AJAX

03

Implementation with PHP

Setting up a PHP backend for AJAX

Sending data from AJAX to PHP

Processing AJAX requests in PHP

04

AJAX + PHP + MySQL

Connecting to MySQL database with PHP

Retrieving data with AJAX from MySQL via PHP

Updating MySQL database using AJAX and PHP

05

Work with AJAX

Implementing AJAX in web applications

Examples of real-world AJAX usage

Best practices and considerations

jQuery Syllabus

01

Introduction to jQuery

What's jQuery

History and Evolution

Benefits Of using jQuery

Core Features and Capabilities

02

jQuery Syntax

Basic Syntax

Using jQuery selectors and methods

Chaining methods

03

jQuery Selectors

Overview of selectors in jQuery

CSS style selectors

Attribute selectors

Hierarchy and descendant selectors

Advanced selectors and filtering

04

jQuery Events

Implementing AJAX in web applications

Examples of real-world AJAX usage

Best practices and considerations

05

jQuery Effects

Showing and hiding elements

Fading effects

Sliding effects

06

jQuery Animations

Basic Animations

Custom animations with jQuery

Using easing functions

07

jQuery Callback

Understanding callback functions in jQuery

Using callbacks with animations and effects

Chaining animations with callbacks

08

jQuery HTML

Manipulating HTML content with jQuery

Creating and modifying DOM elements

Form manipulation with jQuery

MySQL Syllabus

01

Introduction to MySQL

Basics

Introduction to PHPMyAdmin

Working with graphical console

Database Backup

Database Restore

02

Database Basics

MySQL database creation

MySQL DDL Statements

Creating Tables

Altering Tables

Dropping Tables

03

Data Manipulation

MySQL Queries

MySQL DML Statements

MySql Insert Data

MySql Update Data

MySQL Delete Data

MySQL get last ID

04

Query Operations

MySQL Join Queries

MySQL Join Types

MySQL Conditions

MySQL Order By

MySQL Limit Data

MySQL Between

Java J2EE Training and Certification in Trivandrum

Trinity Technologies offers a specialized Java J2EE (Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition) training and certification program tailored for aspiring software developers and IT professionals. This comprehensive course covers the core concepts of Java programming, advanced J2EE architecture, and web application development. With a curriculum designed to meet industry standards, participants gain hands-on experience in building robust, scalable, and secure enterprise applications. The training is delivered by experienced instructors who are industry veterans, ensuring that students not only learn the theoretical aspects of Java J2EE but also gain practical insights that are essential for real-world applications.

Why Choose Trinity Technologies for J2EE Training in Trivandrum?

Trinity Technologies, located in Trivandrum, is renowned for its commitment to quality education and skill development. The Java J2EE course at Trinity Technologies is structured to provide a deep understanding of Java programming and enterprise-level development. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced professional looking to enhance your skills, this program offers a perfect blend of theory and practical learning.

  • Expert Faculty and Industry Level Training

    At Trinity Technologies, the Java J2EE training is led by a team of seasoned instructors who bring years of industry experience to the classroom. These experts have worked on large-scale enterprise projects, and they share their knowledge through interactive sessions, real-world case studies, and hands-on coding exercises. The faculty's industry connections also offer students insights into current trends and best practices in software development.

  • Comprehensive Curriculum Covering Core and Advanced Topics

    The Java J2EE training program at Trinity Technologies is designed to equip students with a solid foundation in Java programming and advanced J2EE concepts. The curriculum covers a wide range of topics, including:

    • Java Basics: Introduction to Java syntax, object-oriented programming, exception handling, and data structures.

    • Advanced Java: Deep dive into multithreading, JDBC, and networking.

    • Servlets and JSP: Building dynamic web applications using Java Servlets and JavaServer Pages.

    • Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB): Understanding the role of EJB in enterprise application development.

    • Spring and Hibernate Frameworks: Practical exposure to popular frameworks used in the industry.

    • Web Services: Developing and consuming RESTful and SOAP-based web services.

    • Project Work: Implementation of a live project to apply the concepts learned during the course.

  • State-Of-The-Art Infrastructure and Hands-On Labs

    Trinity Technologies is equipped with modern labs and the latest software tools to provide a conducive learning environment. The hands-on labs allow students to practice coding and develop applications in a simulated real-world setting. This practical approach ensures that students are well-prepared to handle challenges in their professional careers.

  • Mock Exams and Cerification Preparation

    To help students excel in their certification exams, Trinity Technologies offers regular assessments, mock exams, and feedback sessions. These assessments are designed to mirror the actual certification exam, helping students gain confidence and improve their performance. Successful completion of the course prepares students to ace the Java J2EE certification exam, enhancing their credentials in the job market.

  • Career Support and Placement Assistance

    Trinity Technologies is dedicated to helping students kickstart their careers in software development. The institute provides career guidance, resume building workshops, and interview preparation sessions. Additionally, Trinity Technologies has a strong network of industry contacts, which helps students secure job placements in leading IT companies. Graduates of the Java J2EE program have gone on to work in roles such as Java Developers, Software Engineers, and Application Architects.

The Value of Java J2EE Cerification

Earning a Java J2EE certification from Trinity Technologies is a significant step toward building a successful career in software development. Java remains one of the most in-demand programming languages, and J2EE is essential for developing large-scale enterprise applications. A certification in Java J2EE not only validates your skills but also opens doors to numerous job opportunities in the IT industry, both in India and globally.

Trinity Technologies in Trivandrum is a trusted destination for those looking to master Java J2EE. With its expert faculty, comprehensive curriculum, and commitment to student success, the institute offers a training experience that is both enriching and career-oriented. Whether you are starting your career or looking to upskill, Trinity Technologies provides the perfect platform to achieve your goals in the field of software development.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is J2EE?

J2EE (Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition) is a platform used for building enterprise-level applications in Java. It provides a set of APIs and runtime environments for developing and running largescale, distributed applications.

Who is this course intended for?

This course is designed for IT professionals, software developers, and students who want to deepen their understanding of Java EE technologies and enterprise application development.

What topics will be covered in the course?

The course will cover core J2EE concepts including Servlets, JavaServer Pages (JSP), Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB), Java Persistence API (JPA), and web services. It will also address design patterns, security, and best practices.

How is the course structured?

The course consists of lectures, hands-on labs, and realworld projects. It is designed to provide a mix of theoretical knowledge and practical experience.

What materials and resources are provided?

Participants will receive access to study materials and sample code. Additional resources such as online references may be recommended.

How long is the course?

The duration of the course may vary. Typically, it could range from a few weeks to a few months, depending on the schedule and depth of coverage.

Will there be any assessments or exams?

Yes, the course includes periodic assessments, quizzes, and a final exam to evaluate your understanding and progress.

Is there a certification available upon completion?

Yes, participants who successfully complete the course and pass the final exam will receive a certificate of completion.

What are the class timings and schedule?

Class timings and schedules are provided at the time of enrollment. Typically, classes are held during weekdays or weekends based on the course format.

How do I enroll in the course?

Enrollment details are available on our website or by contacting our admissions office. You can usually enroll online or in person.