Unlock your full potential with our cutting-edge Full Stack Python course. Master frontend with React, backend with Django & Flask, and build scalable, cloud-native applications
Designed for the Future. Built for You.
Full stack roles have surged by 40% since 2023 — employers worldwide are actively hiring.
Python powers over 60% of job listings in full stack development thanks to its simplicity and scalability.
Work on real-world projects to build a strong portfolio that gets noticed.
With 65% of tech jobs now remote, this course prepares you to work from anywhere.
Our content is aligned with hiring needs across India, the U.S., Europe, and the Middle East.
Curriculum crafted with real-world industry insights
HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript React.js, Redux UI/UX Design Tools
Python, Django, Flask REST APIs, FastAPI Database: PostgreSQL, MongoDB.
Git, GitHub, Docker CI/CD pipelines AWS, Firebase, Heroku.
Linux CLI, VS Code, Webpack Nginx, Postman Debugging & Testing Tools
Industry-standard technologies you'll work with
Powerful, Versatile.
Frontend library
Containerization
Platform
NoSQL database
Version control
Hands-on experience with professional applications
Create a social media platform where users can create accounts, post content, follow others, comment, like, and share posts. The backend can be built using Django or Flask, and real-time features can be added using WebSockets.
A real-time chat app with features like private messaging, group chat, file sharing.
Develop a job portal where users can create profiles, upload resumes, search for jobs, and apply
Build a task management or project management application that allows users to create, assign, and track tasks
Create a web app to help users manage their personal finances
Python remains the most used programming language globally(US BLS)
for Python developers by 2030 (Source: US BLS)
built with Django, Flask, or FastAPI
mention Python as a key skill in tech roles
Download the complete course syllabus to learn more about the curriculum, learning outcomes, and project details.
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