School of Accelerated Learning

It's inside the IIIT campus, so infrastructure is great. It's an ok place to learn if you have had no/little coding experience. But still too expensive.
If you already have some coding experience and are looking for a place to get your coding skills to the next level, not the right place. The tutors/educators are not too knowledgeable, and will end up googling advanced topics like docker.
It's better to get a few Udemy course made by experts and set your own curriculum.
The quality of final projects from the students are terrible. In spite of receiving feedback from faculty. When confronted about this, the founder put the blame on the students. Saying every one has their own pace of learning and that the batch was slow. But any school should have a minimal quality so their students can get hired. And not be falsely praised on crappy work.
I'm a front end developer with 4 years of experience. I joined this course to get my back end skills leveled up. On spending a week at the course and seeing what they were up to, I had not choice but to leave the course. Lucky I figured this out before paying the full amount. Still lost the deposit though. Hope this review makes you think twice before paying up that deposit amount.

If you are a beginner, you are probably wondering if you can build websites or apps by the end of the course. Trust me. You can. You will by the end have all the required knowledge to build any website. It'd be better if you have a laptop of your own. You will have a lot of time to practice. Instructors are really helpful however you should not depend on them and that's what will be taught. You will have to push yourself and you have to be comfortable with getting frustrated if some code doesn't work. There ll be times you ll get frustrated and think all this is not worth. But keep your cool, push yourself. I loved it.

For me it is the best bootcamp , the educators are awsome they explain us the codes in very simple manner to understand.The best part is , there are also the educators who relate to psychlogy who help us how to think in terms of code, present your work to the users, helps to form growth mindset which is crucial to get ready for this software sector which changes for every 6 months. At last i would say you could code on any language in one day it coz all language concepts would be clear. Some of my friends dont have software background but now they can code like the graduates.If u like to learn by yourself by searching this is mecca for u they help a lot how to do that, t-hub is the great place.

My experience with the School of Accelerated Learning (SOAL) has been deeply disappointing. I enrolled in their Product Design bootcamp with high hopes, investing ₹95,000 in the program, expecting comprehensive support and industry-relevant training. Unfortunately, the reality fell short of my expectations.

While the course content was decent, the overall execution and support from the SOAL team were lacking. The mentorship was not as personalized as promised, and there was a noticeable gap in the guidance provided during critical phases of the program. Despite completing all the required projects and building a solid portfolio, I didn't receive the necessary career assistance, which was one of the key reasons I joined the program.

Moreover, the placement support, which was a significant factor in my decision to join, was almost non-existent. After completing the course, I felt left to navigate the job market on my own, with minimal guidance or resources provided by SOAL. This was extremely frustrating, especially after making such a significant financial and time investment.

Overall, I do not feel that SOAL delivered on their promises, and I would not recommend this program to others who are looking for comprehensive support and a clear pathway to a career in UX design.

When I was about to join SOAL, I had so many questions in my mind, Will it be worth it? Will I be able to actually become a designer or I’ll just have another certificate like the rest of the world out there?


Well as it turns out, It was damn worth it. All my efforts, All my sleepless nights paid off! I’m very grateful for SOAL and the methodology they use to train their students. I still don't have a certificate but I do have a job and a well-paying one ;)

School of Accelerated Learning is one of the best programs in India which helps you to crack interviews in product based companies. In their course, School of Accelerated Learning (SOAL) teaches students about the fundamentals of data structures and algorithms. Students get to learn and practice data structures programs in a comfortable environment with their mentors. If you want to upskill yourself School of Accelerated Learning (SOAL) is a great option. They help students and provide a course you can benefit from.

It's an excellent place to learn coding through hands-on experience. There will be no spoon-feeding, and you will be able to learn concepts and solve problems on your own.

They also help you improve your communication skills, which are useful for acing interviews and distinguishing yourself from other candidates.

While most traditional Institutes/Universities focus on theoretical concepts and worthless certificates, the School of Accelerated Learning assists you in becoming a skilled and job-ready professional.

Great place to learn programming whether or not you have a tech background. You are taught how to ideate using first principles which is essential if you are thinking about starting your own company or solve any real-world problems.

we are taught how to Ideate design and implement cool apps and self-learn a lot of new things. 

There are Meta-Learning sessions which help you deal with the stress when you are stuck with some problem.

Also T-hub is an excellent  place to connect with other developers and startups and discuss new ideas etc

On our very first day, one of the leading professors of computer science from SF, USA, told us that over that next few months, if we are not confused for more than 20 minutes, we are not learning something new. That essentially set the tone for me.

In an age where we are continuously bombarded with information, we are really not used to consuming it and are often left overwhelmed by the situation. TEP really sets you up for such realities. 

Yes, the programming was great. The products we made surprised us more often than not. The exposure we got gave us plenty of opportunities. But the biggest takeaways for me were beyond the crazy number of lines of code we wrote.

I learned to explore and cover both depth and breadth of a topic and look for solutions to my problems by myself. This was important because once out of the program, I wouldn't really have any guide along with me to help me out every step and moment. 

I realised that failing is a part of the process and it often ends up giving us our biggest eureka moments and learnings about ourselves and work. There is a lot more that happened and affected me. 

But probably these were the most important 100 days that mattered to me and I am pretty sure will have a very long-lasting impact on my professional career. 

Great place to learn programming whether or not you have a tech background. You are taught how to ideate using first principles which is essential if you are thinking about starting your own company or solve any real-world problems.

we are taught how to Ideate design and implement cool apps and self-learn a lot of new things. 

There are Meta-Learning sessions which help you deal with the stress when you are stuck with some problem.

Also T-hub is an excellent  place to connect with other developers and startups and discuss new ideas etc