CodeLeap
Program Promise
Pune's Career-Launching Coding Course for 12th Pass Students
A 2-month foundation program in Python, Web Development, AI Tools & Career Readiness — delivered offline at our Kothrud campus and online across Pune.
Built for students who have just cleared 12th (HSC / CBSE / ICSE) and want a meaningful head start before stepping into Engineering, BCA, BSc-IT, BCS, or any IT-related college course in Pune.
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Duration
2 Months (8 Weeks)
Curriculum
5 sequential modules
Mode
Hybrid — Online + Offline (classroom at Kothrud, Pune)
Eligibility
12th Pass (any stream) — Science, Commerce, or Arts
Program Overview
Why this path works
Most coding bootcamps in Pune are built for working professionals or final-year engineering students. CodeLeap is different — one of the few programs in Pune designed exclusively for 12th-pass students aged 17–19 who want to enter Engineering, IT, or Computer Science with real skills already in place. In just 2 months, students at our Kothrud campus learn the same foundations that final-year engineering students struggle with: Python programming, full web development, AI tools, GitHub, and interview-ready career skills.
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An 8-week sequential foundation in Python, Web Dev, AI tools, GitHub, and career skills — taught at our Kothrud, Pune campus and online.
Five modules taught back-to-back across 2 months. Every module builds directly on the previous one — Python first, then web, then AI, then GitHub, then career skills. By week 8 you have a deployed website, a public GitHub portfolio, and a polished resume.
Best Fit
Who should join CodeLeap
12th Pass-Out Students (Science, Commerce, or Arts) preparing for Engineering, BCA, BSc-IT, BCS, MCA, or B.Tech.
First-year college students in Pune who feel underprepared for programming subjects.
Diploma students entering the second or third year and looking to strengthen practical IT skills.
Students from non-IT backgrounds in Pune wanting to switch to a tech-driven career path early.
Parents in Pune searching for the best computer course after 12th for their children before college begins.
Why Students Choose It
Stronger reasons than a generic coding class
Your 8-week sequential foundation path. CodeLeap is designed to feel guided, practical, and career-aware from the first module onward.
Honest filtering
When this programme is the wrong choice
We would rather you join the right programme than the nearest one. If any of these describe you, talk to us before enrolling.
- Working professionals or final-year students looking to switch jobs — TechReady is the programme built for that, and CodeLeap will feel slow.
- Anyone expecting a job or placement at the end. CodeLeap is a foundation programme taken before college; it has no placement component and we do not pretend otherwise.
- Students who want one specific technology in depth — a single course such as Python or JavaScript will serve you better than a five-module survey.
- Anyone who cannot commit the eight weeks. The modules build on each other, and joining from Module 3 does not work.
- Students already comfortable writing programs. If you have built and deployed something yourself, start at a course rather than here.
Curriculum Architecture
Your 8-week sequential foundation path
Five modules taught back-to-back across 2 months. Every module builds directly on the previous one — Python first, then web, then AI, then GitHub, then career skills. By week 8 you have a deployed website, a public GitHub portfolio, and a polished resume.
Download the full syllabus as a PDF
The complete five-module syllabus as a PDF — Python programming, web development, AI and smart tools, GitHub and portfolio building, and career preparation, week by week across the eight weeks. Everything in it is on this page; the PDF is the portable version, and it is the one to forward to a parent.
What is inside the PDF
- All five modules in teaching order, mapped week by week across the eight weeks.
- Exactly what a student builds: a deployed personal website, a public GitHub profile, and an AI-powered mini-application.
- The eligibility, batch format, language and certification details in one place — the questions parents ask first.
- What CodeLeap does not cover, and which longer course to take next if a student wants to go further.
Who this programme is for
- 12th-pass students of any stream heading into Engineering, BCA, BSc-IT or BCS.
- First-year students who already feel behind in their programming subjects.
- Diploma students strengthening practical skills before second or third year.
- Parents comparing computer courses after 12th in Pune.
What you build
Projects you finish with
How We Compare
What Makes CodeLeap Different from Other Coding Classes in Pune
Most Pune coding bootcamps are built for working professionals or final-year engineering students. CodeLeap is built for 17–19-year-olds who have just cleared 12th — and the curriculum reflects that, end to end.
Tools & Technologies
What you will use, hands-on
By the end of CodeLeap, students gain hands-on experience with the same tools used by working developers across Pune's IT companies in Hinjawadi, Magarpatta, Kharadi, and Baner.
Programming
Web Stack
AI Tools
Developer Tools
Productivity
Career Outcomes
What you can do after CodeLeap
CodeLeap is a foundation program, not a placement program — but the skills you learn directly translate to real career paths in Pune's tech ecosystem and beyond.
Local Context
Why this matters in Pune specifically
Pune is one of India's top three IT hubs — home to Infosys, TCS, Wipro, Cognizant, Persistent Systems, BMC Software, Bajaj Finserv, Citi, and Barclays, plus a thriving startup ecosystem in Baner, Aundh, Hinjawadi, and Kharadi. Engineering colleges in Pune — COEP, VIT, MIT-WPU, PCCOE, Sinhgad, PICT, Cummins, AISSMS, PCCS — produce thousands of graduates every year. The students who stand out are the ones who started early. That is exactly what CodeLeap delivers.
Fees
What it costs
CodeLeap is priced as a foundation programme rather than a career programme — it is the shortest and least expensive of our three bootcamps, which is deliberate given that most students take it in the gap before college with family support. We publish fees on request rather than on the page because batch format and mode change the number. Ask for the current schedule, or visit the Kothrud campus and ask in person.
- One-time payment at enrolment
- Instalment options — ask admissions what applies to the current batch
- Free demo class before you pay anything
Placement support
How placement support actually works
CodeLeap does not carry a placement promise, and this section exists to say that plainly rather than to bury it. Students taking this programme are 17 to 19 and heading into a degree — the outcome that matters is arriving at college already able to build, not a job offer eight weeks from now.
What the programme does give you is the career infrastructure most students assemble in a panic in final year: a GitHub profile that will be four years old by the time you need it, a resume in the format tech recruiters actually read, and a LinkedIn presence. Archer Infotech alumni also keep access to our guidance as they progress — several CodeLeap students return for CareerCode during their degree.
The process
- 1Module 4: GitHub profile created, projects committed and documented
- 2Module 5: Resume built around your actual project work, in a tech-recruiter format
- 3Module 5: LinkedIn profile set up with headline, summary and project section
- 4After the programme: guidance on which course or track to take next during your degree
- 5Ongoing: alumni access to Archer Infotech mentors as your college years progress
Partner companies
- Not applicable — CodeLeap is a foundation programme without a placement component
CodeLeap or a free YouTube course — is this worth paying for?
Everything in CodeLeap exists free online, and we will say that openly. Python, HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Git are among the best-documented subjects on the internet, and a disciplined self-learner can absolutely cover this ground alone in eight weeks.
What you are paying for is the part self-study reliably fails at for a 17-year-old with a free summer: a fixed schedule, someone who notices when you stop turning up, a sequence chosen for you so you are not deciding what to learn next, and a person to ask when your code will not run — which is the exact moment most self-taught beginners quit. If you have already taught yourself something end to end and enjoyed it, save your money and keep going. If you have started three online courses and finished none, that is what this programme is for.
Before you start
Prerequisites and how to begin
There are no academic prerequisites. Science, Commerce and Arts students all take CodeLeap, and no mathematics beyond school level is used. You need a laptop, an internet connection, and eight weeks in which you are not also preparing for entrance exams — students trying to do both usually do neither well.
Parents ask us regularly whether their child needs to have shown an interest in computers already. They do not. About a third of each batch arrives having never written a line of code and having no strong opinion about whether they will enjoy it; finding out is a legitimate reason to take the programme.
Suggested first steps
- 1Book a free demo class — attend one session before deciding anything
- 2Visit the Kothrud campus if you are local; parents are welcome and most come
- 3Check your laptop runs Chrome and can install software (that is the whole hardware requirement)
- 4Create a free GitHub account so it is ready on day one
- 5Block the eight weeks in your calendar and check they do not collide with admission formalities
What You Walk Away With
Every CodeLeap student finishes with a complete starter toolkit
Not just a certificate — concrete, public, recruiter-visible deliverables that prove you can actually build, ship, and tell your story.
A live, deployed personal website
Built in Module 2, deployed for free on Netlify, Vercel, or GitHub Pages — a public URL you can put on every resume, internship form, and college application.
A public GitHub profile with real projects
Python projects, your portfolio site, and an AI-powered mini-app — all uploaded and documented. The single most powerful proof-of-skill any 1st-year student in Pune can carry into internship season.
An AI-powered mini-application
Built in Module 3, combining AI APIs with the web skills from Module 2 — your first taste of what modern, real-world software actually looks like.
A polished, recruiter-ready resume
Built in Module 5 around your actual GitHub work, with the formats and language tech recruiters in Pune actually look for.
An optimised LinkedIn profile
Headline, summary, project section, skills, and a basic networking strategy — so you start engineering with a credible online developer identity.
Archer Infotech CodeLeap Certificate
An official Certificate of Completion issued by Archer Infotech — though the GitHub profile and live website you walk away with carry far more weight in any interview room.
FAQs
Questions students usually ask before enrolling
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