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A structured, step-by-step roadmap designed to take you from beginner to job-ready with real-time projects and placement support.

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Who is this program for?

Whether you are starting fresh or switching careers, this program is designed to take you to a job-ready ServiceNow role.

0–2 Years Experience

Freshers & Recent Graduates

Start your career in IT with a structured roadmap. Learn ServiceNow from scratch and build real-world projects to become job-ready.

No Coding Required

Career Switchers (Non-IT to IT)

Transition into high-demand tech roles without coding background. We guide you step-by-step from basics to real job skills.

Career Growth Path

Support Engineers & IT Professionals

Upgrade your career from support roles to high-paying ServiceNow Developer or Admin positions with hands-on implementation skills.

Advance Your Skills

Admins & Developers Upskilling

Enhance your existing skills with ServiceNow development, integrations, and real-time projects to unlock better opportunities.

Why Choose RizeX Labs for ServiceNow Training

Industry-focused training designed to make you job-ready — not just certified.

Admin & Platform Setup

Master ServiceNow fundamentals, and user-role management to build a strong platform foundation.

ITSM (Core Module)

Learn incident, problem, and change management with complete lifecycle workflows used in real IT environments.

Development & Scripting

Build automation using client scripts, business rules, and Glide APIs to handle real-world business logic.

Integrations (APIs)

Integrate ServiceNow with external systems using REST/SOAP APIs and real-time data exchange.

CMDB & Discovery

Understand CI relationships, discovery, and service mapping for enterprise-level infrastructure visibility.

HRSD Module

Implement HR case management, employee lifecycle workflows, and HR service automation.

Automation & Workflows

Automate processes using Flow Designer, workflows, and scheduled jobs for end-to-end business operations.

Real-Time Projects

Work on industry-level projects to gain hands-on experience and become job-ready.

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Detailed Course Curriculum

Explore each module in detail — from fundamentals to advanced enterprise-level concepts.

Tracks
8
Modules
45
Topics
302
01 Cloud & Platform Introduction Where ServiceNow sits in the cloud landscape, and why enterprises run on it.
  • Introduction to Cloud Computing
  • Private and Public Cloud
  • Difference between SaaS and PaaS
  • Benefits of Cloud Computing
  • What is ServiceNow?
  • Why and who can use ServiceNow
  • History of ServiceNow
  • ServiceNow features and objectives
  • ServiceNow lifecycle and architecture
  • ServiceNow market trends and versions
02 PDI Account & Instance Setup Get your own developer instance running before the first exercise.
  • Creating a PDI account in ServiceNow
  • Requesting an instance
  • Resetting the admin password
  • Who creates the developer instance
  • Use of stats.do
03 User Administration Users, groups and roles — the access model everything else depends on.
  • Introduction to user administration
  • Creating users
  • Types of user interfaces in ServiceNow
  • End User vs ITIL User vs Administrator
  • Working with groups
  • Working with roles
  • Creating departments and companies
01 ITSM Introduction The service management framework the platform is built around.
  • Introduction to ITSM
  • Overview of ITSM processes
  • How ITSM maps onto ServiceNow
02 Incident Management The lifecycle and state model behind every ticket.
  • Introduction to Incident Management
  • What is an incident
  • Incident Management lifecycle
  • Working with the state model
03 Problem Management Root cause work, workarounds and known errors.
  • Problem definition and records
  • Associating incidents to a problem
  • Problem lifecycle and default states
  • Knowledge article usage in Problem
  • Communicating a workaround and a fix
  • Creating known error articles
  • Working with problem tasks
  • Root cause analysis
  • Problem Management properties
04 Change Management Standard, normal and emergency change, with risk assessment.
  • Creating change requests
  • The change request table
  • Raising a change from an incident
  • Simple, Standard and Emergency changes
  • Standard change catalog and templates
  • Change lifecycle and state model
  • Risk calculation and risk assessment
  • Change Management plugins
  • Unauthorized change requests
  • Change properties
05 Knowledge Management Article lifecycle, publishing workflows and access criteria.
  • Introduction to Knowledge Management
  • Knowledge lifecycle and state model
  • Configuring Knowledge Management
  • Creating, publishing and retiring articles
  • Creating a knowledge base
  • Knowledge Management roles
  • Open submission and feedback management
  • User criteria in Knowledge Management
  • Integrating articles into Incident and Service Portal
  • Instant and approval publish workflows
  • Knowledge Coach
06 Service Level Management SLAs, OLAs and underpinning contracts, with real calculation.
  • Introduction to Service Level Management
  • Types of SLAs
  • Working with SLA, OLA and UC
  • Understanding existing SLA definitions
  • Creating a new SLA definition
  • SLA targets and schedules
  • Retroactive start and pause
  • SLA calculation and tracking
01 Tables, Fields and Columns The data layer: how ServiceNow stores everything.
  • Introduction to tables
  • Out-of-the-box tables
  • Types of tables in ServiceNow
  • Extended and referenced tables
  • Schema map
  • Creating and deleting custom tables
  • Default fields and the u_ prefix
  • Dictionary entries
  • Configuring labels, choices and styles
  • Working with choice lists
  • Rollback and delete recovery
  • Data dictionary tables
  • Use of the Task table
  • Remote tables
02 Dictionary Override Change field behaviour on an extended table without touching the parent.
  • Override mandatory and read-only
  • Override display and default value
  • Override dependent and calculated value
  • Override reference qualifier
  • Override attributes
03 Forms and Formatters How records are presented, and how to shape that.
  • Forms, records, headers and fields
  • Configuring and personalising forms
  • Form design and form layout
  • Form sections and field properties
  • Annotations and dot walking
  • Types of formatters in the base system
  • Process flow formatter for Incident
  • Condition builder and breadcrumbs
  • Context menus and list controls
  • List layout, list calculations and wildcard entries
  • Updating multiple records
04 Data & Assignment Lookup Rules Set field values and assignments from data, not script.
  • Introduction to data lookup rules
  • Creating and modifying lookup rules
  • Data lookup on Incident and Problem
  • Data lookup definitions and record matcher
  • Defining assignment rules
  • Precedence between lookup, assignment and business rules
05 UI Policy and Data Policy Two ways to enforce field behaviour, and when to use each.
  • Introduction to UI Policy and its uses
  • Creating UI policies for the Incident table
  • UI policy terminology
  • Global, On Load, Reverse if false and Inherit
  • Hiding related lists
  • Creating data policy rules
  • Converting between UI and Data Policy
  • Difference between UI policy and Data policy
06 Access Control Lists The security model, table and field level.
  • Introduction to system security
  • Elevated roles and security_admin
  • Creating a new ACL rule
  • Table-level and field-level ACLs
  • ACL operations and execution order
  • Types of ACLs
  • Table and None, * and None, * and *, Table and Field
07 Update Sets Moving configuration between instances safely.
  • Introduction to and importance of update sets
  • Update set tables
  • What is and is not captured
  • Default update sets and administration
  • Creating local update sets
  • Working with retrieved update sets
01 Client Scripts Client-side logic and when it is the right tool.
  • Introduction to client scripts
  • Where client scripts run
  • onLoad, onChange, onSubmit and onCellEdit
  • Creating a new client script
  • Catalog client scripts
  • Difference between client and catalog client scripts
02 Script Include with GlideAjax Calling server logic from the client without a page reload.
  • Introduction to GlideAjax
  • Importance of GlideAjax
  • Calling a Script Include with GlideAjax
03 Business Rules Server-side logic on insert, update, query and display.
  • Introduction to and importance of business rules
  • Display and query business rules
  • Async and sync business rules
  • Business rule actions
  • Preventing recursive business rules
  • Working with existing business rules in a PDI
  • Global variables in business rules
04 UI Actions, Pages and Macros Buttons, links and custom interface pieces.
  • Introduction to and importance of UI actions
  • Creating UI actions in different places
  • Client-side UI actions
  • Importance of gsftSubmit
  • Creating a UI page and calling it from a script, UI action or module
  • Creating a UI macro and calling it in a formatter, dictionary or catalog variable
05 Glide APIs The server and client APIs you will use every day.
  • Client-side and server-side Glide APIs
  • GlideRecord and its methods
  • GlideForm and its methods
  • GlideUser and GlideSession
  • GlideDate and GlideList
  • GlideElement and GlideDialogWindow
  • GlideAggregate and its methods
06 Fix Scripts and Scheduled Jobs One-off and recurring server-side execution.
  • Creating, running and testing fix scripts
  • Introduction to scheduled jobs
  • Scheduled job states
  • Creating and running a scheduled job
  • Viewing scheduled items
07 Script Actions Responding to platform events asynchronously.
  • Firing a script action from an event
  • Running server script asynchronously
01 Flow Designer Low-code automation: flows, subflows and actions.
  • Creating a flow
  • Creating an action
  • Creating and calling a subflow
  • Calling an action
  • Trigger conditions
  • Working with data pills
02 Service Catalog Catalog items, variables and order guides.
  • Introduction to Service Catalog
  • Configuring catalogs and categories
  • Creating catalog items
  • Adding Service Catalog to Service Portal
  • Types of catalog items
  • Record producers
  • Types of variables
  • Order guides, rule base and cascade variables
03 Record Producers and Variable Sets Turning a form submission into any record.
  • Creating variable sets
  • Working with user criteria
  • Catalog UI policies and catalog client scripts
  • Variable attributes and reference qualifiers
  • Service Catalog properties
  • Fulfillment groups and catalog request reports
  • Adding a workflow to a catalog item
04 Order Guides Bundling multiple catalog items into one request.
  • Creating an order guide
  • Submitting multiple catalog items
  • Rule base
  • Cascade variables
05 Notifications and Inbound Email Outbound notifications and inbound email actions.
  • Introduction to system notifications
  • Creating email notifications
  • Notification tabs and preview
  • Email templates
  • Notifications on event fired and on trigger
  • Notification email scripts
  • Omitting watermarks and sending to CC
  • Allow digest, email subscription and push notifications
  • Inbound email actions: New, Reply and Forward
01 Import Sets Loading external data and transforming it into records.
  • Introduction to import sets
  • The data import process
  • Preparing data for import
  • Data loading
  • Creating transform maps and field mapping
  • Coalesce and multiple coalesce
  • Running transform maps
  • Importing data sources and scheduling import sets
02 Transform Maps and Event Scripts Fine control over how imported data lands.
  • Introduction to transform event scripts
  • Types of event scripts
  • Working with all types of event scripts
  • Testing coalescing and transform scripts
03 Data Sources Pulling from files, databases and identity providers.
  • Loading data from different sources
  • Loading data from Oracle
  • Loading data from OIDC
04 Related Lists Surfacing related records on a form.
  • Introduction to related lists
  • Working with related lists
  • Creating a new related list and adding it to a form
05 Reports and Dashboards Turning platform data into something a manager reads.
  • Introduction to reports and report types
  • Creating and deleting reports
  • Adding reports to a dashboard
  • Report sharing and scheduling
  • Publishing and unpublishing reports
  • Report properties and statistics
  • Working with gauges
  • Creating dashboards
  • Responsive and non-responsive dashboards
  • Home page vs dashboard
06 Automated Test Framework (ATF) Regression testing your configuration before upgrades.
  • Introduction to ATF and the benefits of automated testing
  • ATF architecture and components
  • Creating and configuring test cases
  • Understanding test steps
  • Working with test suites
  • Client-side and server-side test steps
  • Form validation and UI testing
  • Record validation and assertions
  • Running and debugging ATF tests
  • Best practices and real-time demo
01 Outbound REST Messages Sending data from ServiceNow to a third-party system.
  • Sending a request from ServiceNow to a third party
  • Validations
  • Authentication
  • Understanding the JSON body
02 Inbound Table API Creating records from an external caller.
  • Creating a record in ServiceNow
  • Validations
  • Understanding the JSON body
03 Inbound Import Set API Staging inbound data through an import set table.
  • Creating a record in a ServiceNow import set table
  • Validations
  • Understanding the JSON body
04 Scripted REST APIs Building your own endpoints on the platform.
  • Creating a record using a Scripted REST API
  • Validations
  • Understanding the JSON body
01 CMDB Fundamentals Configuration items, classes and relationships.
  • Introduction to Configuration Management
  • What is a CMDB
  • Configuration Items and the CI lifecycle
  • CMDB data model
  • Base table cmdb_ci and class hierarchy
  • CI relationships and dependency mapping
  • CMDB vs Asset Management
  • Identification and Reconciliation Engine (IRE)
  • Data normalization concepts
02 CMDB Administration & Health Extending the CMDB and keeping the data trustworthy.
  • CMDB Class Manager
  • Extending and creating CI classes
  • Adding attributes and table inheritance
  • Managing CI identifiers
  • CMDB Query Builder and relationship queries
  • Impact analysis and service dependency visualisation
  • CMDB Health dashboard
  • Completeness, compliance and correctness
  • Data certification and governance model
03 MID Server & Discovery Finding infrastructure automatically.
  • What is a MID Server
  • MID Server installation and configuration
  • Secure communication with the instance
  • Troubleshooting MID Server issues
  • Discovery process flow: Scan, Classify, Identify, Explore, Relate
  • Credentials management and discovery schedules
  • Probes and sensors
  • CI identification rules
04 Horizontal & Cloud Discovery Servers, network, databases and cloud resources.
  • Infrastructure and server discovery (Windows/Linux)
  • Network device and database discovery
  • CI relationship creation
  • Troubleshooting discovery failures
  • AWS, Azure and GCP discovery
  • Discovering cloud resources as CIs
  • Cloud relationship mapping
05 Service Mapping Mapping technical components to business services.
  • Introduction to Service Mapping
  • Business service vs technical service
  • Top-down discovery and entry points
  • Traffic-based mapping
  • Application dependency mapping
  • Service impact analysis
06 HRSD Foundation & Cases HR service delivery, from profile to resolved case.
  • Introduction to HR Service Delivery
  • HR shared services model and HRSD architecture
  • HR roles and security model
  • Activating the HRSD plugin
  • HR profile configuration and employee data structure
  • Centers of Excellence (COE)
  • HR case lifecycle and services configuration
  • Skills-based routing and assignment rules
  • Case security and access control
07 HR Workspace, ESC & Lifecycle Events Where HR agents work and employees self-serve.
  • HR Agent Workspace navigation
  • Case queues, assignment and SLA tracking
  • Confidential case handling
  • Employee Service Center and HR portal configuration
  • Creating HR catalog items, variables and approvals
  • HR knowledge base structure and publishing workflow
  • Onboarding and offboarding configuration
  • Activity sets and cross-department automation
  • HR reporting and dashboards

Hands-On Learning Approach

Learn by doing with a structured, practical approach designed to help you understand concepts deeply and apply them effectively.

  • Practical, concept-driven learning approach
  • Guided exercises and implementation-focused sessions
  • Industry-aligned use cases and scenarios
  • Structured learning with step-by-step guidance

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ServiceNow Career Explained

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ServiceNow Admin Demo

A real admin session from the programme — the platform, configured on screen rather than described.

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ServiceNow Development Demo

Scripting and development on the Now platform, taught at the pace the batch actually moves.

Real-Time Projects

Project 01

Incident Management System

Build a complete incident lifecycle with workflows, SLAs, and real-time ticket handling.

Project 02

Change Approval Workflow

Design approval-based workflows with risk assessment and automated decision-making.

Project 03

Service Catalog Application

Create catalog items, request flows, and user-friendly service portals.

Project 04

HR Case Management System

Develop HR workflows for employee requests, case handling, and lifecycle management.

Project 05

API Integration Use Case

Integrate ServiceNow with external systems using REST APIs and real-time data exchange.

Project 06

CMDB & Discovery learnings

Implement CI relationships, discovery processes, and service mapping for enterprise environments.

Choose the Right ServiceNow Training Path for Your Career

Compare program features, duration, and outcomes to select the track that matches your experience level and career goals.

Essential Training

Mode
Online
Duration
2.5 Months
Daily Training
1-2 Hours Daily
Live Project Work
✗
Fees
Rs 48,000/-
ServiceNow Admin
✓
JavaScript
✓
ServiceNow Scripting
✓
Integrations
✓
ITSM
✓
CMDB
✗
HRSD
✗
Now Assist
✗
GRC (SP)
✗
Recordings of Live Class
✓
Realtime Tasks
✓
Admin mini Projects
✓
Dev mini Projects
✗
Resume Building
✓
Access to Job Alerts
✓
Mock Interviews
3 Mocks
Lab Access
✗
Communication Classes
✗
Softskill Classes
✗
Presentation Classes
✗
Be on our bench
✗
Office Work Grooming
✗

ServiceNow Pro Training

Mode
Online / Offline
Duration
3.5 Months
Daily Training
1-2 Hours Daily
Live Project Work
✗
Fees
Rs 65,000/-
ServiceNow Admin
✓
JavaScript
✓
ServiceNow Scripting
✓
Integrations
✓
ITSM
✓
CMDB
✓
HRSD
✓
Now Assist
✓
GRC (SP)
✓
Recordings of Live Class
✓
Realtime Tasks
✓
Admin mini Projects
✓
Dev mini Projects
✓
Resume Building
✓
Access to Job Alerts
✓
Mock Interviews
3 Mocks
Lab Access
✓
Communication Classes
✗
Softskill Classes
✗
Presentation Classes
✗
Be on our bench
✗
Office Work Grooming
✗

Job Ready Training

Most popular

Mode
100% Offline Mode
Duration
10 Months
Daily Training
3-8 Hours Daily
Live Project Work
6 Months - 9 Hours/Day
Fees
Rs 99,000/-
ServiceNow Admin
✓
JavaScript
✓
ServiceNow Scripting
✓
Integrations
✓
ITSM
✓
CMDB
✓
HRSD
✓
Now Assist
✓
GRC (SP)
✓
Recordings of Live Class
✓
Realtime Tasks
✓
Admin mini Projects
✓
Dev mini Projects
✓
Resume Building
✓
Access to Job Alerts
✓
Mock Interviews
Unlimited Mocks
Lab Access
✓
Communication Classes
✓
Softskill Classes
✓
Presentation Classes
✓
Be on our bench
✓
Office Work Grooming
✓

* SP - Self Paced

What You Will Achieve After This Program

Learn, build, and prove your skills with real projects, certification, and structured guidance toward job readiness.

Job-Ready Skills

Gain hands-on experience with real ServiceNow use cases

Interview Confidence

Crack interviews with mock sessions and real questions

Salary Growth

Move into a pay band that support and non-IT roles rarely reach

Real Project Experience

Work on industry-based ServiceNow projects

Resume & LinkedIn

Stand out with an optimised profile and project portfolio

Long-Term Career

Build a future-proof career in enterprise platforms

Real Students. Real Results.

From non-IT, career gaps, and freshers to working in top tech companies

Bhavesh Kadu, RizeX Labs learner
NonITBackground Salesforce Fresher
Coming from a non-IT background, I had zero confidence. RizeX Labs guided me step-by-step, and I landed my first Salesforce job in just 4 months.
Bhavesh Kadu
Rohini J, RizeX Labs learner
CareerGap ServiceNow
“The structured learning, real-time projects and Mock Interviews made everything easy to understand. Mock interviews helped me crack my first job.”
Rohini Juwar
Rajat M, RizeX Labs learner
CareerGap Salesforce
“Switching careers felt risky; I was struggling with a career gap, but the RizeX Labs mentorship and genuine placement support made it possible.”
Rajat Modi
Sachin S, RizeX Labs learner
ServiceNow Fresher
“From confusion to clarity — the industry-ready hands-on training roadmap and support system helped me secure a job quickly.”
Sachin Suroji
163+ Placements in 2025-26 and counting

Next is you

Every name on this page started where you are now.

How people actually got there

Two full stories from this track: where they started, what they learned, and what changed.

03 ServiceNow Technical Support → ServiceNow Developer

From Technical Support to ServiceNow Development

Akash R.

Akash started his IT career in Technical Support. He had experience working with users, troubleshooting issues, and handling support tickets. But after spending time in support, he wanted to move towards a role where he could build solutions instead of only resolving problems.

That's when he discovered ServiceNow. He started learning the platform from the fundamentals: ITSM, administration, scripting, workflows and integrations.

Initially, ServiceNow looked completely new to him. He had to understand both the platform and the development concepts behind it.

With consistent practice, Akash started building applications and working on real-world scenarios involving Incident, Problem, Change, Service Catalog, Client Scripts, Business Rules, Script Includes, GlideAjax, and integrations.

His support experience eventually became an advantage. He already understood how IT support teams work. Now he could automate and build solutions for those same business processes. He successfully transitioned into a ServiceNow Developer role.

Career journey

  1. Background IT graduate
  2. Starting role Technical Support
  3. Phase 1 ServiceNow fundamentals
  4. Phase 2 ITSM + administration
  5. Phase 3 JavaScript + scripting
  6. Phase 4 Business Rules + Client Scripts
  7. Phase 5 GlideAjax + Script Includes + integrations
  8. Career transition Technical Support → ServiceNow Developer
  9. Current role ServiceNow Developer

What changed

Before After
Technical Support
ServiceNow Development
Ticket resolution
Solution development
Manual processes
Platform automation
Limited ServiceNow exposure
Hands-on ServiceNow expertise
Support career path
ServiceNow technology career
The experience you already have can become your biggest advantage when you learn how to apply it in a new technology.
— Akash R., ServiceNow Developer
04 ServiceNow Non-ServiceNow IT role → ServiceNow Developer

She didn't have ServiceNow experience. She started anyway.

Sneha M.

Sneha was already working in IT but had no professional ServiceNow experience. She wanted to move into a technology with strong enterprise adoption, but she wasn't sure whether she could make the transition without previous ServiceNow project experience.

She decided to start from the basics. Her learning journey began with understanding what ServiceNow is, then ITSM, tables and the data model, administration, scripting, development and integrations.

The biggest change came when she stopped treating ServiceNow as just another certification. She started building.

She created applications, implemented business scenarios, practised scripting, and worked with Business Rules, Client Scripts, UI Policies, Script Includes, GlideAjax, REST integrations and ServiceNow development concepts.

Gradually, her confidence improved. She began attending interviews with actual implementation experience rather than simply theoretical knowledge. That helped her successfully transition into a ServiceNow Developer role.

Career journey

  1. Background IT professional
  2. Starting point Non-ServiceNow IT role
  3. Month 1 ServiceNow fundamentals
  4. Month 2 ITSM + administration
  5. Month 3 Scripting + development
  6. Month 4 Real-world projects
  7. Month 5 Integrations + advanced concepts
  8. Final phase Interview preparation
  9. Result IT professional → ServiceNow Developer

What changed

Before After
Non-ServiceNow IT role
ServiceNow Developer
No ServiceNow project experience
Hands-on project experience
Learning technology
Building solutions
Career uncertainty
Specialized ServiceNow career
You don't need to know everything before you start. You need to start, practice consistently, and keep improving.
— Sneha M., ServiceNow Developer

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Frequently Asked Questions

Clear your doubts and get complete clarity before starting your journey with RizeX Labs.

Do I need a coding background to learn ServiceNow?
No. The admin track requires no coding at all, and the scripting modules build up from fundamentals.
What is the duration of the program?
It depends on the track — from 2.5 months for Essential Training up to 10 months for the Job Ready programme.
Is placement support included?
Yes. Resume building, mock interviews, profile marketing and interview opportunities are part of the programme.
Do you offer weekend or flexible batches?
Yes. Batches run at different times and intensities, from 1 to 2 hours a day up to full-time. Tell our team your working hours and we will suggest the track that fits your schedule.
Will I get a certificate?
Yes. You receive a RizeX Labs Certificate of Completion, and the tracks are aligned to the official certification paths. Some programmes include a certification voucher — check the programme details above.
What placement support is included?
Resume building, an optimised LinkedIn and Naukri profile, mock interviews with real interview scenarios, profile marketing to our hiring partner network, and interview opportunities. Support continues after training until you are placed.
Are the sessions recorded?
Yes. Every live class is recorded and you keep lifetime access, so you can revisit any session and keep the course material for reference on the job.
What if I miss a class?
Every live session is recorded, and trainers hold separate doubt-clearing sessions, so you can catch up without falling behind the batch.
Can I pay in instalments?
Speak to our team about the payment options available for your chosen track. We will set out what is possible before you enrol, in writing.
Is the training online or offline?
Both. Most tracks run online with live instructor-led classes, and selected programmes run offline from our Pune centre. The format is listed against each track above.
Do you help working professionals who can only study after hours?
Yes — a large share of our learners are working professionals. Evening and weekend batches exist for exactly this, and recordings cover the sessions you cannot attend live.