For engineering graduates from any branch

Basics will
get you hired.
We'll show you how.

You don't need advanced skills to land an IT job.
You need basics — done right.

Free daily lessons that translate programming into things you already understand. Real programs. Real jobs.

# aunt_pantry.py
# Aunt's pantry — your first program
sugar = 500
salt = 100
rice = 2000
 
print("Pantry status:")
print("Sugar:", sugar)
print("Rice:", rice)
Output
Pantry status:
Sugar: 500
Rice: 2000
✦ Your first program. Day 1.

Built for Mechanical · Civil · EEE · ECE · B.Sc · B.Com — any graduate who wants an IT job but thinks "coding is not for me."

How it works

Basics → Programs → Job.
That's the whole path.

01

Real-life analogy first

Every concept starts with something you already know — a kitchen, a hotel, a railway station. No textbook language. No scary syntax up front.

02

Write a real program

Not a drill. Not an exercise. A small program that solves a real problem. You type every line yourself. You run it. It works. You're a coder.

03

Daily — 10 minutes

One concept. Five micro-exercises. Ten minutes a day. The streak is the progress. We don't ask you to quit your college or your job.

If you have an engineering degree
and no coding job — this is for you.

Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering EEE ECE B.Sc Physics B.Sc Maths B.Com BBA Chemical Engg Biotech Any branch
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You already think like a programmer

A free body diagram is decomposition. A circuit debug is fault isolation. An engineering problem is an algorithm. You've been doing this for 4 years — just not in a code editor.

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The wall isn't skill — it's identity

"CSE students are coders. I'm not." This belief is the real barrier. Not syntax. Not algorithms. We knock this wall down in week one.

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TCS, Infosys, Cognizant don't care about your branch

They care if you can clear the technical bar. TCS NQT, Infosys Instep, Cognizant GenC — all open to any engineer. The bar is clearable with basics.

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10 minutes a day. Free. On your phone.

No laptop required to start. No ₹50,000 bootcamp. No quitting college. Just daily lessons, streaks, and programs that work.

Five concepts. One kitchen.
One working program.

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Variables
A labeled jar — the name is the label, the value is what's inside
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Data Types
Different containers for different things — oil bottle vs flour jar vs egg tray
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Operations
A measuring cup — combine, compare, and compute values
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Conditionals
"If dough is dry, add water." Recipes with branches — only one path runs
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Loops
Chopping 10 onions the same way — write the action once, repeat as needed

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