Your degree covers the concepts. Your first interviewer will ask what you have actually built. Pick a technical track, get a mentor, and start building in week one — then walk out with a working project, code on GitHub, a training report and a certificate your college can file.
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Who this is for
This is an industrial training and internship program at Infonic Training, open to every B.Tech branch. What changes by year is not the syllabus — it is how deep you should go and how much time you honestly have.
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2nd Year CSE & IT Students
You have C and one semester of data structures. Take the 45-day summer track and pick one language properly — usually Python or front-end web. Do not chase AI/ML yet. One clean project now is worth more than three half-finished ones later.
3rd Year Students — The Right Year
Third year is the ideal year. You know enough to build something real, and there is still a full year left to use the skill before placement season. Take 6 weeks or 2 months and go for a full stack or data track. This is the summer internship in Jaipur most 3rd-year students join.
Final Year & Project Semester
If your eighth semester is a project or training semester, take the 6-month track. You get four project modules instead of one, weekly mentor review, and the major-project documentation done alongside — not in a panic in the last fortnight.
EC, EE and Instrumentation
Core electronics hiring in Jaipur is thin and you know it. Electronics students here usually pick Python automation, IoT-style data work or web development, and clear software interviews with the same branch on their degree. Nobody is asked to change branch.
Mechanical, Civil and Production
Mechanical and civil students take data analysis, digital marketing or web development every batch and finish without trouble. You start from zero, and the class is taught assuming you have never written a line of code.
Students Who Only Need The Certificate
Being honest: plenty of students come only because the college demands a training certificate. That is fine. You still have to attend, still have to build, and you still leave with the file. Most of them tell us afterwards the project turned out to be the useful part.
Hostellers And Out-Of-Jaipur Students
Sessions are live, not recorded, so students from Sikar, Kota, Ajmer, Alwar and Jodhpur attend from home or hostel. Tasks come through the portal, code goes to GitHub, and the certificate and letter reach you digitally before your submission date.
Winter Break And Odd-Semester Gaps
Not everyone gets a free summer. If your gap falls in December or January, the same syllabus runs as winter industrial training in Jaipur with the same mentors and the same documentation.
BCA, MCA and B.Sc IT Students
Non-B.Tech computing students sit in the same batches. If that is you, the computer science internship page covers the same tracks with the documentation your course asks for.
AI-assisted, not AI-replaced
Any student can now generate a working project in an evening. The examiner asks why you chose that database, what happens when the API times out, and which line you would change to make it faster. That is the part AI cannot hand over. So AI tools are used openly here from week one — and then you are made to read, correct and defend every file in your own repository.
See the week-by-week schedule →What you'll master
College labs teach you to make something run once. Industrial training teaches you to make it run for someone else — versioned, reviewed, documented and deployed. These are the habits that separate a shortlisted resume from a rejected one.
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Git And GitHub Workflow
Building A Working Application
Database Design
Deployment And Hosting
Debugging Without Panic
Technical Documentation
AI-Assisted Engineering
Demo And Viva Delivery
Week-by-week schedule
You pick one track and follow it start to finish. Below is the six-week arc for each of the four tracks B.Tech students choose most often. The 45-day and 6-week programs run this schedule as it stands; the 2-month track adds a second project module, and the 6-month track repeats the cycle across four projects with deeper review. Other domains — AI and ML, Android, data analytics, PHP and WordPress, graphic design and cybersecurity basics — follow the same weekly rhythm.
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HTML5, CSS3 And The Project Brief
Your track and project are fixed on day one. Semantic HTML, the box model, Flexbox and CSS Grid, then the first page of your actual project is built — not a tutorial page. Repository created, first commit pushed the same week.
JavaScript, DOM And Form Logic
Variables, arrays, objects, functions and ES6 syntax, then DOM selection, events, form validation and fetch. You wire the pages from week one into something that responds instead of just sitting there.
React JS Components And Routing
JSX, components, props, state and hooks, list rendering, conditional UI and React Router. The project front end is rebuilt properly in React, component by component, with the mentor reviewing structure.
Node, Express And REST APIs
Node fundamentals, Express routing, middleware, request and response handling, and your own REST endpoints. MongoDB schemas designed first on paper, then in Mongoose, then connected to the front end.
Authentication, CRUD And Testing
Login, signup, JWT tokens and protected routes. Full create-read-update-delete on your main entity, error states, and a proper test pass on every screen before anything is called finished.
Deployment, Report And Demo
The application goes live on a real host, environment variables handled correctly, README written, screenshots captured, weekly log compiled into the training report, and the project demonstrated to your mentor.
Python Core And Version Control
Syntax, data types, conditionals, loops, functions and error handling, all practised on small scripts. Git and GitHub set up in the same week so every exercise is committed from the start.
Files, OOP And Automation Scripts
File and CSV handling, modules, virtual environments, classes and objects. You write two working automation scripts — the kind that rename a folder of files or pull data from a sheet on a schedule.
NumPy, Pandas And Real Datasets
Arrays, Series and DataFrames, then the unglamorous part: missing values, duplicate rows, wrong data types and inconsistent labels in a real dataset. Cleaning is where data work actually happens.
SQL, Visualisation And Insight
MySQL queries, joins and aggregations, then Matplotlib and Seaborn charts. You stop producing charts that look nice and start producing charts that answer the question that was asked.
Machine Learning Foundations
Train-test split, regression and classification with scikit-learn, accuracy, precision and recall explained in plain terms, and one prediction model trained end to end on your own dataset.
Dashboard, Report And Viva Prep
The model is wrapped in a Flask or Streamlit interface, results are documented, the training report is assembled, and you rehearse defending every choice — why that algorithm, why those features.
Linux, Shell And Networking Basics
Command line navigation, file permissions, users, processes and shell scripting, plus the networking a fresher is expected to know — IP, DNS, ports, HTTP and SSH. Git and GitHub set up alongside.
AWS Core Services
EC2 instances launched and connected to, S3 buckets and policies, IAM users and roles done properly, security groups and a basic VPC. You run a small application on your own instance by the end of the week.
Docker And Containers
Images versus containers, writing a Dockerfile, layers and caching, volumes and networks, and Docker Compose for a multi-container setup. Your project from week two is containerised and runs anywhere.
CI/CD Pipelines
Build, test and deploy stages explained, then a working pipeline in GitHub Actions or Jenkins that runs on every push. Broken builds are deliberately introduced so you learn to read pipeline logs.
Kubernetes And Monitoring Basics
Pods, deployments and services at an introductory level, plus logging and monitoring — what to watch, what to alert on, and how to find the cause when something falls over at 2am.
Full Pipeline, Report And Demo
Everything is joined into one flow: code pushed, image built, tests run, container deployed. Architecture diagram drawn for the report, documentation finished, and the pipeline demonstrated live.
Website, WordPress And Keywords
A real WordPress site set up end to end — domain, hosting, theme, pages and structure — followed by keyword research with search volume and intent. Your training project is a live site, not a mock-up.
SEO, Search Console And GA4
On-page SEO, title and meta writing, internal linking, site speed, indexing and sitemaps, with Google Search Console and GA4 connected so you can see what your changes actually did to traffic.
Google Ads And Paid Search
Campaign structure, keyword match types, ad copy, quality score, budgets and bidding. A search campaign is built and run on a small real budget, then optimised on the data it produces.
Meta Ads, Content And Analytics
Audience targeting, creative testing and retargeting on Meta, a content and social calendar, and a final performance report that ties spend to leads. This track ends with numbers you can defend in a viva.
Your submission file
This is the part engineering students actually worry about, so let us be plain about it. You leave with a working project, the code in a public repository, and a complete documentation set your department can file. Report formats differ from college to college — tell your mentor in week one what your department asks for, and the report is built in that structure from the beginning instead of being reformatted at the end.
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Deliverable 01
One Live, Working Project
Not a folder of practice files. A single application in your chosen domain that runs on a real URL — an e-commerce site, an automation tool, a prediction model or a live campaign, depending on your track.
Deployed · Openable in an interview
Deliverable 02
Code On GitHub With History
Commits dated across the whole training period, branches, a README and a clean structure. A recruiter can see the work happened over weeks, which is exactly what a dumped zip file cannot show.
Public repo · Commit log
Deliverable 03
Training Report In University Format
Cover page, certificate page, acknowledgement, company profile, weekly work log, technology description, project chapters, screenshots, conclusion and references — the standard industrial training report structure, adjusted to your department's own template.
Editable file · Print-ready
Deliverable 04
Certificate, Letter And Attendance
A training completion certificate on company letterhead, a signed training letter stating your domain and duration, and an attendance record. Issued by Infonic Consultancy Services Private Limited, CIN U72900RJ2012PTC039757 — a registered company, which is what most departments check.
Letterhead · Signed · Dated
Deliverable 05
Synopsis And Project Abstract
The two-page synopsis most departments ask for before the report — problem statement, objectives, scope, tools used, methodology and expected outcome. Written in week two, so your guide approves it early instead of sending it back in week six.
Guide-approval ready
Deliverable 06
Viva And Presentation Preparation
A slide deck for your seminar, a rehearsed five-minute demo, and a mock viva with your mentor asking the awkward questions first — why this stack, what breaks at scale, which module was hardest and why.
Slides · Mock viva
Deliverable 07
Portfolio Page And Resume
A one-page portfolio linking the live project, the repository and the report, plus a rewritten resume and LinkedIn profile where the project section says something specific instead of "worked on a web project".
Placement-season ready
Deliverable 08
A Second Project, If You Earn It
Finish the assigned project ahead of schedule and you can bring your own idea, or your college major-project topic, to the mentor for the remaining weeks. Final-year students on the 6-month track usually build three or four.
Optional · Mentor-approved
Want the same work under a longer internship structure? Look at the web development internship in Jaipur or the full internship program list before you decide.
Duration & fees
This is a paid industrial training program and there is no stipend — we would rather say that here than at the counselling table. What the fee covers is mentorship, project work, tool access, the full documentation set and placement referrals. No exam fee, no material charge, no separate certificate charge. Pick the duration that matches your academic calendar, not the one that sounds impressive.
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45 Days / 6 Weeks
₹9,000
Summer or winter break · One track
2 Months
₹15,000
No-cost EMI available · Two project modules
6 Months · Final Year
₹18,000
₹18,000 to ₹42,000 by track · EMI available
Fees vary by track — a digital marketing or data analytics track sits at the lower end, a cloud computing and DevOps or full stack track at the higher end. If you want the training to continue past the semester, compare it with the 6 months IT diploma before you pay.
Compare before you enrol
Every summer, Jaipur fills up with training offers, some of which are a certificate printed on the last day. These are the five things worth checking before you or your parents pay anyone.
| What to check | Typical training centres | Infonic Training |
|---|---|---|
| Who issues the certificate | A coaching brand with no company registration | A registered private limited company, CIN on the letter |
| What the project actually is | A downloaded project renamed for every student | Built by you, committed to your own GitHub, deployed live |
| The training report | A generic PDF handed over on the last day | Written weekly, in your department's own format |
| Who teaches the batch | A senior student or a fresher reading slides | Working IT professionals, daily code review |
| Batch size | 40 to 60 students in one summer hall | 12 to 15 students per mentor |
Tools you'll use
Which of these you use depends on your track. What does not change is Git, GitHub and a real editor — every trainee, every domain, from the first week.
Why students choose us
We have been the industrial training and internship centre for B.Tech students in Jaipur for over ten years, across every branch. The same six things come up every time a student explains why they chose us over a cheaper certificate.
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Project From Day One
You start building in week one. There is no three-week theory phase before anyone opens an editor — the concepts are explained against the project you are already writing.
Real Industry-Standard Tools
The same stack IT companies in Jaipur and outside actually run, not software that stopped being current five syllabus revisions ago.
A Mentor Who Reads Your Code
Your mentor opens your repository, points at the exact line, and tells you what is wrong with it. Every day, not once at the end. Students say this is the part that felt like a real office.
GitHub And Portfolio Building
Everything you write goes to a real repository under your own account. That link goes on your resume and stays there long after the certificate is filed away.
College Submission Documents
Training letter, certificate, attendance record and the report itself. Timed to reach you before your submission deadline, not after it. Students from BCA and MCA programmes get the same set in their own format.
Placement Referrals
Top performers are referred directly to our hiring partner companies once training ends. Honest caveat: a referral gets your resume opened. Clearing the interview is still on you.
Meet your mentor
Ankit Sharma
Head of Industrial Training & Project Mentoring · 9+ years
Ankit still builds and maintains client applications alongside mentoring, so the examples in your review session come from something that shipped this month — including the parts that broke. He has taken B.Tech batches from every branch through their first real project and their first real code review.
Ask him in the demo class what your college is likely to ask in the viva, and which track suits your year. If a domain will not help your placement season, he will say so instead of selling it to you.
Inside the campus
Placements
These are the roles B.Tech freshers from our batches are actually in. The salary column below is the Jaipur market range for a fresher with a real project and a GitHub profile — outside Rajasthan the same roles pay more. If you want a wider view of entry-level options, the job oriented courses in Jaipur page lists them by field.
| Role a B.Tech fresher can target | Jaipur starting salary | After 2–3 years |
|---|---|---|
| Junior Web Developer | ₹1.8 – ₹3.0 LPA | ₹5 – ₹7 LPA |
| Frontend / React Developer | ₹2.4 – ₹3.6 LPA | ₹6 – ₹9 LPA |
| Full Stack Developer (MERN) | ₹2.4 – ₹4.2 LPA | ₹7 – ₹12 LPA |
| Python Developer | ₹2.4 – ₹4.0 LPA | ₹6 – ₹10 LPA |
| Data Analyst | ₹2.4 – ₹3.6 LPA | ₹6 – ₹9 LPA |
| Machine Learning Engineer (entry) | ₹3.0 – ₹5.0 LPA | ₹8 – ₹14 LPA |
| Cloud Support / DevOps Engineer | ₹2.4 – ₹4.2 LPA | ₹7 – ₹13 LPA |
| Android App Developer | ₹2.1 – ₹3.6 LPA | ₹6 – ₹9 LPA |
| PHP / WordPress Developer | ₹1.8 – ₹3.0 LPA | ₹4.5 – ₹7 LPA |
| QA / Test Engineer | ₹1.8 – ₹3.0 LPA | ₹5 – ₹8 LPA |
| Digital Marketing Executive | ₹1.8 – ₹3.0 LPA | ₹5 – ₹8 LPA |
An honest note about these numbers: the ranges above are what Jaipur employers pay a fresher who can open a working project in the interview. A candidate with only a certificate lands at the bottom of the range or below it. Anyone promising a guaranteed package to a fresher is not being straight with you.
Student reviews
Before paying for any summer training, most engineering students want to hear from someone who already sat through it. These are from B.Tech trainees who finished.
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Areas we serve
Our campus is on Ajmer Road at Heera Nagar Mode — 20 to 30 minutes from these localities, with city buses stopping close by. Engineering students from nearby Rajasthan cities attend the live online batches with the same mentors and the same documentation.
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FAQ
Most of these come from engineering students and their parents at the counselling table, and almost all of them are about the certificate and the report. Straight answers below.
Third year is ideal. You have enough foundational knowledge to actually build something, and there is still a full year left to use the skill before placement season starts. Second-year students are welcome too — just pick one language and go deep rather than chasing AI/ML. Final-year students usually join during the project or training semester and take the 6-month track.
Most affiliated colleges and universities accept our certificate along with the training letter. The certificate is issued on the letterhead of Infonic Consultancy Services Private Limited, a registered company with CIN U72900RJ2012PTC039757, which is what departments usually verify. Formats do differ between departments, so bring your department's template or checklist to your mentor in week one and the report is built in that structure from the start. Always confirm requirements with your own training coordinator before you enrol anywhere — that advice holds for every institute, not just this one.
A training completion certificate, a signed training letter stating your domain and duration, an attendance record, and the full training report — cover page, certificate page, acknowledgement, company profile, weekly work log, technology description, project chapters with screenshots, conclusion and references. The two-page synopsis is written in week two so your guide can approve it early.
Yes. Students from civil, mechanical, electronics and electrical branches regularly choose web development, Python or digital marketing and complete the program without any issue. Nothing in the training assumes a CSE background — every track starts from zero.
We run roughly an 80/20 split — 80 percent hands-on project work, 20 percent concept explanation. The concepts are taught against the project you are already building, not in a separate theory block at the start.
Yes. You present your completed project to your mentor for evaluation. It is a demo, not an exam — but it is deliberately run like your college viva, with the awkward questions asked first, so that the real one is not the first time you have had to defend your own code.
Git and GitHub are part of every domain here. You push code to a real repository under your own account from week one, so the commit history shows work spread across the training period. That repository stays on your resume long after the certificate is filed.
It is a paid industrial training program and there is no stipend. The fee covers mentorship, project execution, tool access, the full documentation set and referrals to hiring partners. The 45-day and 6-week track starts at ₹9,000, the 2-month track at ₹15,000, and the 6-month final-year track runs from ₹18,000 to ₹42,000 depending on the domain. No-cost EMI is available above ₹15,000, and there is no separate exam, material or certificate charge.
Yes. Online batches are live, not recorded. You get coding tasks through the portal, push code to GitHub, sit in the same daily review, and receive the certificate and training letter digitally before your submission date. Students from Sikar, Kota, Ajmer, Alwar, Jodhpur and Jhunjhunu attend this way every batch.
After the assigned project is complete, yes. Discuss the idea with your mentor and it can be taken up for the remaining weeks. Final-year students on the 6-month track frequently bring their major-project topic and finish it here with weekly review and proper documentation.
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Compare everythingVisit the centre
Come to the Heera Nagar centre with your college training guidelines, meet the mentor, and watch a review session happen in front of you. Bring a parent if that helps the decision. No pressure, and no charge for the demo.
B.Tech students who walk into an interview with a working project and a GitHub repo get shortlisted first. Everyone else submits the same certificate. Pick your track, do the six weeks properly, and be the one with something to show. Seats in each domain are limited to 12 to 15.
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