Duration
6 months
24 structured weeks, one clear goal per month
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Cohort 01 · Live in Kochi · 20 seats
A full-time, in-person program that takes you from basic programming to job-ready AI engineer — by building six real projects with mentors in the room, four days a week.
Duration
6 months
24 structured weeks, one clear goal per month
Schedule
4 days a week
Tue–Fri, 10 AM – 5 PM IST · 5 hours of class + discussion
Format
100% in person
Live “Learn–Build–Socialise” sessions on campus in Kochi
Batch size
20 seats only
Small enough that mentors know every student by name
Certificate
Agentic AI Developer
Plus a LinkedIn Skills Badge and a 6-project portfolio
Access
Lifetime
Course material, career support and the alumni network
Three numbers — and one pattern from tech history — explain why this program exists.
roles shed by India's big four IT firms, 2023–25
growth in AI/ML hiring in a single year
The demand didn't disappear. It shifted — away from routine IT roles and toward the people who can build agentic systems.
AI-skilled professionals already out-earn their peers — and the gap widens fastest for engineers who build agents, not just use them.
Companies aren't buying chatbots anymore — they're deploying agents that research, code, sell and support on their own.
Every wave rewarded the early
The dot-com wave — early HTML builders became the industry's first architects.
The app-store wave — early iOS and Android developers named their price.
Young enough that six focused months puts you ahead of the market.
Every class day follows the same rhythm — modelled on how real engineering teams work. No passive lectures; every hour has a job.
Students show what they built yesterday and review each other's code — like a daily stand-up at a real tech company.
The day's big idea, taught live at the whiteboard by a mentor — no pre-recorded videos.
Everyone codes the concept together, step by step, with mentors walking the room.
Team challenges, agent role-play and logic puzzles that turn theory into instinct.
Students work on their own capstone project and push the day's code to GitHub — visible proof of progress, every single day.
Days 1–3 · Build. Agentic workflows, frameworks and hands-on AI development.
Day 4 · Career Day. Coding fundamentals (DSA), mock interviews, resume and portfolio work — every week, all six months.
24 weeks, six clear goals, six shipped projects. Month 1 delivers a working AI automation before the theory gets deep — students see results in week four, not month four.
Month 01 / 06
Weeks 1–4
Build a working AI automation in the very first month — confidence before complexity.
Career day:GitHub & LinkedIn profiles, networking basics, writing a great project README
Ship:Capstone 1 — Web form → Spreadsheet → Bot alert
A real office automation: someone fills a web form, a spreadsheet updates itself and a bot sends an instant alert.
Month 02 / 06
Weeks 5–8
Move from visual tools to real programming — build custom AI apps for the web.
Career day:Personal portfolio website, online branding, technical blog writing
Ship:Capstone 2 — Sentiment analysis web app
A full website where AI reads text — like customer reviews — and tells you whether people are happy or upset.
Month 03 / 06
Weeks 9–12
Teach AI to reason step by step and to answer from your own documents, not just the internet.
Career day:Searching & sorting algorithms, Big-O basics, mock whiteboard interviews
Ship:Capstone 3 — “Chat with Documents” RAG agent
An assistant that reads a pile of documents — contracts, manuals, reports — and answers questions about them in plain language.
Month 04 / 06
Weeks 13–16
Go beyond one agent — coordinate teams of AI agents that divide work and check each other.
Career day:Graph algorithms, behavioural interview practice, live coding rounds
Ship:Capstone 4 — Multi-agent research system
A team of AI agents that split up a research task, gather findings and combine them into one polished report.
Month 05 / 06
Weeks 17–20
Learn what companies actually pay for — running AI agents safely and reliably in production.
Career day:System design basics, OOP, mock technical interviews, debugging under pressure
Ship:Capstone 5 — Enterprise Data Analyst (human-approved)
A business analyst agent that crunches company data but always waits for a human sign-off before acting — the way enterprises demand.
Month 06 / 06
Weeks 21–24
Build one production-grade project as a team, present it at Demo Day and launch the job hunt.
Career day:Job-search strategy, resume optimisation, company-specific prep, 100+ recruiter intros
Ship:Capstone 6 — Team production project + Demo Day
A real product built the way software teams build — in sprints, with roles — and presented live to an audience on Demo Day.
Every capstone goes to GitHub with a professional README — by graduation, the portfolio is the resume.
No computer-science degree required. If you can write basic Python or JavaScript and commit to four days a week in person, you qualify to apply.
Any branch — you don't need a computer-science degree to start.
With basic programming exposure. Month 1 starts gently with no-code tools and Python basics.
Upskilling into AI from testing, support, non-IT or traditional development roles.
The program is 100% in person in Kochi — built for serious learners, wherever they're from.
What you need to bring
Every mentor builds or deploys agentic systems for a living. Four days a week, they're in the room — reviewing your code, unblocking your capstones and coaching you toward the offer.
CTO, Dialgen.AI · Faculty, Cohort 01
Builds and deploys multi-agent systems in production. Leads the agent orchestration track.
Co-founder & CFO, SoftServedWeb
Brings the build-and-business lens — how agentic products actually ship and pay off. Mentors students on turning projects into real outcomes.
Practitioners · Kochi
A rotating bench of engineers shipping RAG, automation, and fine-tuning work for real teams.
Interview prep · Recruiter network
Runs Friday mocks, resume teardowns, and 100+ recruiter introductions across the industry.
The program trains for four specific job titles — and the salary ladder below shows how those roles grow over a career, from first offer to senior specialist.
Builds AI-powered features inside product and engineering teams — the broadest, most in-demand title.
Designs autonomous AI agents that research, analyse and act — the fastest-growing specialisation of 2026.
Connects AI to a company's private knowledge so it answers accurately — every enterprise needs this.
Automates business workflows end to end — in demand at every mid-size company, not just tech firms.
Step 1 · Fresher
₹3–10 LPA
First role after the program, with six shipped projects as proof of skill.
Step 2 · 2–5 years
₹12–20 LPA
With real production experience, AI engineers out-earn most software peers.
Step 3 · Senior
₹30–55+ LPA
Senior agentic specialists at product companies, GCCs and remote global teams.
Four days a week, five hours a day, on campus at MG Road. No recorded lectures — you build alongside mentors in the room.
Every mentor deploys agentic systems in production for a living. You learn the way real teams work, not from last year's slides.
You graduate with six production-grade projects on GitHub — evidence recruiters actually open, not just a certificate.
One day a week, all 24 weeks: coding fundamentals, mock interviews, resume work and portfolio polish — so job readiness grows with the skills.
One intake, twenty people. Small enough that mentors know your code and your goals by name.
LangGraph, RAG, multi-agent orchestration, AgentOps, human-in-the-loop governance — the curriculum tracks what companies deploy now, not what was hot in 2023.
Ready to become an Agentic AI Developer?
Cohort 01 is capped at 20 seats. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis — parents are welcome at the campus walkthrough.