Twelve weeks from your first line of HTML to handing a real client a live site, a working ad campaign and a report they understand. No experience needed.
Week one ends with a public URL and a GitHub repo with your name on it. Nothing is required before day one.
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A short call to check the programme is right for you before anyone pays the fee.
₹40,000 in three instalments across the course. The last ₹20,000 is only due once you are placed.
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₹60,000
One fee for the whole course — every module, every build and the client project. Paid in instalments, collected by us directly: no lender, no credit check, no interest.
Every graduate gets a Finrock Academy certificate of completion — proof you shipped six real builds and handed a live project to an actual client.
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By completing this programme, the learner has demonstrated practical skills in forward deployed engineering — building, ranking and marketing client websites — and has shipped six builds plus a live client project.
Sample certificate — yours is issued with your name, date and a unique certificate ID on completion.
No syntax drills, no memorising APIs. You work the way engineers actually work now — bringing judgement to a real decision, and letting the agent carry the mechanical part.
You explain the app you want in plain language — the screens, the data, what it should do. No syntax, no boilerplate.
Codex, Claude Code, Lovable, AI Studio or Kimi writes the code, builds the model or pulls the research together while you watch it take shape.
You check what it produced against what you know, tell it what to change, and put the result to work. Judgement is the skill — not typing.
LovableYou still finish with four deployed applications and a portfolio — you just get there by directing agents rather than writing every line yourself.
12 weeks, 89 topics, six shippable builds and a real client project — all for ₹60,000.
Week one starts at “what is a terminal” and ends with a public URL and a GitHub repo with your name on it.
Flexbox, Grid and Tailwind, plus design judgement for people who are not designers — and AI as a first-draft tool you then fix.
The language itself, the DOM, and reading an error as information rather than as failure.
Components and rendering strategy — treated as an SEO decision, not only a performance one — plus AI coding assistants taught properly.
Endpoints, Postgres and authentication — enough backend to put a client's leads behind a login.
How search engines actually crawl, index and rank — and how to diagnose and fix it on a real site.
For a local business the map pack is worth more than domain rating — and beginner link-building is a liability, so it is named rather than taught.
Paid channels, landing pages built to convert rather than to look nice, and tracking that survives contact with a client's own numbers.
Every competitor teaches a contact form. This week builds a grounded chat agent, qualification and CRM handoff — with guardrails on what it may never promise.
Domains, VPS, CI/CD, email deliverability and the things that break at 11pm — including what to do when they do.
You take on a real client. Discovery, a proposal a non-technical person will sign, pricing, contracts and what a retainer actually is.
A build sprint, a handover with training and credentials, and the first monthly report delivered to the actual client.
Being explicit is more honest than a syllabus that pretends to cover everything.
Six shippable builds, not exercises — each one deployed and yours to show. Then in weeks 11 and 12 you do it for an actual client.
A multi-page business site — home, services, about, contact — that holds up on a 360px phone.
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A business site the client can update themselves, without calling you.
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Where the client sees their leads, enquiries and content in one place.
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Take a real, slow, badly-structured live site and rebuild it — then prove it with a before/after audit.
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A page built to convert, with tracking that works end to end — from the click to the CRM record.
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A chat agent grounded in the client's own content, qualifying leads and handing them to a CRM.
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Produced alongside the builds, because shipping the code is only half of what the role is judged on.
Notes from a scoping conversation turned into what will be built, what won't, and why.
A walkthrough built to answer the question the customer actually asked, not to show every feature.
One of your products wired to a real tool or API through an agent, with guardrails you set.
What you built, how it runs, and what breaks it — written so somebody else can take it on.
Most routes into software start with months of theory before you build anything anyone can use — and none of them put you in front of a customer.
You build from the first week. AI-assisted tools carry the heavy lifting while you learn what you are actually shipping — and who you are shipping it to.
You learn from people who ship production software for a living — not from a pre-recorded course that cannot answer you back.
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None. Week 1 starts at what a terminal is, and nothing is required before day one. By Friday of that week you have a public URL and a GitHub repository with your name on it.
The engineer a business calls when they need a website that exists, ranks, runs ads and produces leads — and who can sit across a table and explain it. Build, ship, get found, convert, report, retain.
Twelve weeks, onboarding included. Budget 15 to 20 hours a week: around 10 live plus 5 to 10 independent. Sessions are recorded, there are weekly build reviews, and office hours run daily.
Six shippable builds — a responsive business site, a Next.js site with a CMS, an admin panel behind a login, an SEO rebuild with a measured before/after, a landing page with live conversion tracking, and an AI lead pipeline. Then a real client project in weeks 11 and 12.
Yes. In week 11 you take on an actual client — a local business, an NGO or a family business — and in week 12 you hand the work over with training, documentation and a monthly report. Sourcing those clients is our job, not yours.
HTML, CSS and Tailwind; JavaScript and React; Next.js and Node; PostgreSQL; and deployment on Vercel and a VPS with Nginx, Docker and CI/CD. Alongside those: technical and local SEO, Meta and Google Ads, GA4 and conversion tracking.
No, and that is deliberate. An intro-to-mobile week produces nobody who can ship an app and would cost a week of SEO or paid-media depth. The React foundation here is what you would build on if you take React Native up later.
In three places, each honest about what it is: a design accelerator in week 2, a coding assistant in week 4 — Claude Code and Cursor, taught with planning and code review rather than blind generation — and in week 9 a product you build and sell. It is never sold as a replacement for knowing what the code does.
Every week closes with a 30-minute role-played client scenario tied to that week's technical work: scoping calls, scope creep, explaining why a site is slow, defending a price, reporting bad numbers. By week 11 you have run twenty of them. It is the part most programmes leave to a final module nobody takes seriously.
Capped at 25. It is a live cohort with code review and a real client project, which does not work at scale.
No. There is no algorithms or data-structures prep here — this trains for client work. Week 12 says so plainly to anyone targeting that path.
Classes are conducted in English, with live support also available in Malayalam if you'd prefer it.
Yes. Finrock also runs Odoo, ecommerce, equity trading, forex and crypto programmes — see the courses page. This one is the AI and engineering track, and is priced and enrolled separately.
Nothing is paid online at the moment. The fee is settled with the team and paid in instalments, collected by us directly — no lender and no credit check: ₹60,000 in total, made up of ₹20,000 at enrolment, ₹10,000 at the end of month 1, ₹10,000 at the end of month 2, and a last ₹20,000 only once you are placed.
₹60,000 for twelve weeks, six shippable builds and a real client project you hand over yourself — and ₹20,000 of it waits until you are placed.
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