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Course Overview

4-Months Course Duration

We go over all the prerequisites needed to acquire a fantastic job, from the ground up.

100% Placement Assistance

Providing complete assistance with the preparation to crack the interviews

Placement Opportunities

We are assisting in finding better and more relevant job openings.

320+ hours of Live Training Interactive Sessions

Through guidance ensures the students gain the best out of the course.

Why MEAN Stack Course?

In the MEAN Stack course, the candidates will be exposed to the backend database called MongoDB. Students would also be learning and working on Express.js and Angular.js. Along with it, they would get experience working with Node.js, a potential top-notch technology being used by the UI/UX developer in the present day. The developers training in the MERN Stack course would be able to give the beautification factor for the web pages and also create interactive windows for the users to work with
Our MEAN Stack course is designed by industry experts keeping in mind the requirements and necessities for an industry-ready individual. Our experts provide thorough and personalized guidance that caters to the individualistic needs to grow and learn.
With G.Q.T., we ensure that the students are well-through with the theoretical insights and capable of hands-on implementation of the knowledge they acquire. Our courses are accompanied by relevant aptitude training and projects that would give the students a clear idea of the practical use of what they learn.

Instructors

Mr.Bheemesh Raghu
Java Full Stack Trainer

Raghu is a B. E. in Computer Science and Engineering and has teaching experience of over 4.5 years. His expertise comprises Full Stack Java Development, Cyber security, A.W.S., Networking, Python Development and many more. He also possesses various certifications, including JAVA HackerRank, Oracle Certificatified Java Professional-8, Network Security Professional, and Azure - Az900.

Mrs.Akshatha
Front End Technologies Trainer

Akshatha has a training experience of over 3 years, in the course of which she has trained more than 5k students. She is a skilled professional in programming languages like JAVA, Python, Salesforce and Apex. Along with that she also has skilled qualifications in Web Technologies and Database. Akshatha is a certified front-end developer along with certifications in salesforce and hacking.

Syllabus

Introduction to Angular 8
  • Evolution of client-side technologies
  • What is Angular JS?
  • What is Angular?
  • History of Angular?
  • Angular vs Angular JS
  • Agular Versions
  • New Features added for Angular 8
  • IVY
  • Angular Universe
  • MVC (Model View Controller) Overview 
  • MVW (Model View Whatever) Overview
  • SPA (Single-Page Application) Overview
  • Performance Improvement Overview
Setting Up Environment for Angular
  • Installing Node.js
  • Installing Angular CLI
  • Yarn
Angular 8 First App
  • Create your First App
  • Load your First App
Angular Architecture
  • Basic building blocks of Angular Application
  • Introduction to Modules
    • NgModule meta data
    • NgModules and Components
  • NgModules and Javascript modules
    • Angular Libraries
Introduction to components
  • Components meta data
  • Templates and Views
  • Template Syntax
  • User Data Binding
  • Input
  • String Interpolation
  • Component Styles
  • Angular Elements
  • Angular Directives
    • Ng-if directive
    • Ng-for directive
    • Ng-switch directive
    • Ng-class directive
    • Ng-style directive
  • Structural Types Directives
  • Attributes Types Directives
  • Hosts Listeners
  • Host Binding
  • Attribute
  • Property and Attribute Binding
  • Property Binding vs Interpolation
  • Class Binding
  • Event Binding
  • Custom Event
  • Nested Components
  • Communication Between Components
  • Component Life Cycle
  • Life-Cycle Hooks
Angular Pipes
  • What is pipe?
  • Built-in angular pipes
  • Create Custom Pipes
  • Registering and Integrating Pipes
Angular Services
  • Introduction to service and Dependency injection
  • Providing service
  • Create custom service
  • Consuming and Registering Service
Angular forms
  • Introduction to forms in Angular
  • Various types of forms in angular
  • Different Between template driven and reactive forms
  • Common Foundation
  • Form model Setup
  • Setup in Template Driven Forms
  • Data flow in forms
  • Form Validation
  • Dynamic Forms
  • Validating reactive and Template Driven
  • Form state validation
  • Input state validation
  • Custom Validation
Observable and RXJS
  • About Observables
  • RXJS Library
  • Use of Observable in Angular
  • Compare RXJS with Other Techniques
  • NG Modules
  • JS modules vs NgModules
  • Frequently used NgModules
  • Single ton Service
  • Lazy Loading Feature Modules
  • NgModule API
Dependency Injection
  • Angular Dependency Injection
  • Hierarchical Injection
  • DI Providers
  • DI in Action
HTTP client
  • Set up HTTP Client
  • Consume service from another technologies
  • Creating API (REST API)
  • Using Node.js
  • Create API in Node.js
  • Handling communalization using MEAN
  • Mongo Database
  • Express middleware
  • Angular client APP
  • Node.js server side
  • Create and end to end app
  • Handling CRUD Operations
Routing and Navigation
  • Router Imports
  • Router Configuration
  • Router Outlet
  • Router Links
  • Router Links Active
  • Routing Resolvers
  • Routing Guards 
  • Nested Routes
  • Router State
  • Router Events
Angular Animations
  • Transition and Triggers
  • Complex Sequences
  • Route Transition animations
Angular Materials
  • Tables
  • Forms
  • Tabs
  • Grid Layout
  • List Layout
Unit Testing in Angular
  • karma with jasmine
  • create unit tests
  • testing angular app
Advance Universal
  • JWT Tokens
  • Optimization Concepts
  • Lazy Loading Overview
  • Angular Universal
Introduction to Node.js
  • What is Node.js?
  • Why Node.js?
  • What can Node.js Do?
  • What is a Node.js File?
  • Node.js process model
  • Features of Node.js
  • Advantages of Node.js
Node.js Environment Setup
  • Download Node.js
  • Install Node.js on Windows/Linux
  • Node.js Console
  • Node.js REPL
  • IDE (Integrated Development Environment) or Text Editor
  • Node.js First Application
Node.js Basics
  • Primitive Data Types
  • Functions
  • Object Literals
  • Buffer
  • Process Object
Node.js Modules
  • Core Module
  • Local Module
  • Export Module
Node.js Node Package Manager
  • What is NPM?
  • Installing Package Locally
  • Installing Package Globally
  • Using Package.json
    • Adding Dependency in Package.json
    • Attributes of Package.json
    • Updating Package.json
    • Uninstall Package.json
Node.js Web Server
  • Creating Web Server
  • Sending Requests
  • Handling HTTP Requests
Node.js File System
  • Reading a File
  • Writing a File
  • Opening a File
  • Deleting a File
  • Writing a File Asynchronously
  • Other IO Operations
  • Methods of FS Module
Debug Node.js Application
  • Core Node.js debugger
  • Node Inspector
  • Built-in Debugger in IDE
  • Debugging Commands
Node.js Inspector
Node.js Events
  • Event Emitter Class
  • Building Functions to Events
  • Inheriting Events
  • Returning Event Emitter
  • Extend Event Emitter
  • Event Emitter Methods
Frameworks for Node.js
Express.js
  • Advantages of Express.js
  • Install Express.js
  • Working with Express.js
  • Express.js Web Application
    • Configure Routes
Serving Static Resources
  • Serving Static Files
  • Working with Middle Ware
Database Connectivity
  • Connecting String
  • Configuring
  • Updating Record
  • Working with Select Command 
  • Deleting Record
Template Engine
  • Jade
  • Vash
  • GruntJS
Project Development
Project Development using Node JS
Introduction to Express JS
  • What is Express?
  • Why Express?
  • MongoDB and Mongoose
  • Setting Environment
    • Node Package Manager(npm)
  • Writing your first Hello World
Routing
  • app.method (path, handler)
  • router
  • app.use
HTTP Methods
  • GET
  • POST
  • PUT
  • DELETE
URL Building
  • Pattern Matched Routes
Templating
  • Important Features of Pug
  • Comments
  • Attributes
  • Passing values to Templates
  • Conditionals
Static Files
  • Multiple Static Directories
  • Virtual Path Prefix
Form Data
  • Working of Form data
Database
  • Setting up Mongoose
  • Saving Documents
  • Retrieving Documents
  • Updating Documents
  • Deleting Documents
Cookies
  • Adding Cookies with Expiration Time
  • Deleting Existing Cookies
Sessions
  • Session and Cookie-parser
Authentication
  • Authenticating signup WEB pages
RESTful APIs
  • URLs and Methods
Scaffolding
  • Working of Scaffolding
Error Handling
Debugging
Best Practices
  • Directory Structure
Introduction to MongoDB
  • What is MongoDB?
  • Architecture of MongoDB
  • Features of MongoDB?
  • NoSQL Databases
    • What is NoSQL Database?
    • Features of NoSQL
    • Type of NoSQL
    • Advantages
  •  
Installation overview
  • How to Download?
  • Install MongoDB on Window
  • Install MongoDB in Cloud: AWS, Google, Azure
Database, Collection and Document
  • How is data constructed and structured?
  • Exploring the MongoDB shell
  • Creating a Database, Collection and Document
  • Simple CRUD examples
    • Create
    • Read
    • Update
    • Delete
  • Exercise
  • Starting and stopping MongoDB
CRUD – a deeper dive
  • A look at MongoDB’s Flexible Schema
  • Exploring the ‘find’ command
  • Insert vs Upsert
  • Update and Delete
  • Bulk Operations
  • Looking at explain ()
  • Atomicity of Writes
  • Exercise
Introduction to Mongo Shell
  • Basic commands in Mongo shell
  • Data Types in Mongo shell
  • Inserting and saving documents
  • Batch Insert
  • Insert Validation
  • Removing documents
  • Updating documents
  • Update top level fields
  • Update an embedded field
  • Update multiple documents
  • Replace a document
Querying data in Mongo Shell
  • Introduction to find command
  • Limitations in querying data
  • Query for All Documents in a Collection
  • Query by a Top-Level Field
  • Query by a Field in an Embedded Document
  • Query by a Field in an Array
  • Specify Conditions with Operators
  • Combine Conditions
Data Modelling and Schema Design
  • MongoDB Database References
  • Model Tree Structures
  • Analysing Queries
  • Atomic operations
  • Map-Reduce
  • Text Search
  • Regular Expression
  • Capped Collection
Indexing and Performance
  • Create a Single-field Index
  • Create a Compound Index
  • Indexing Embedded Documents
  • Indexing Arrays
  • When Not to Index
  • Types of Indexes
  • Indexes Properties
  • Sparse Indexes
  • Single and multi-field Index
  • Query Performance
  • When and How to improve a query performance
  • Exercise
Aggregation
  • Aggregation Pipeline
  • Map – Reduce
  • Single Purpose Aggregation Operations
  • Difference with aggregation framework
  • ‘$match’ and ‘$group’
  • Exploring aggregation stages
  • Exercise
Replication
  • Replication and Redundancy
  • When things go wrong (automatic failover and elections)
  • Reading secondary nodes for better performance
  • Oplog
  • Data Synchronisation
  • Exercise
Sharding
  • Introduction to Sharding
  • Purpose of Sharding
  • Advantages of Sharding
  • Balancer and Even Chunk Distribution
  • Shared Cluster Components
  • Shared and Non-Sharded Collection
MongoDB Administration
  • MongoDB Security, Backup and Monitoring
  • How to Create User and Add Role in MongoDB
  • Configure MongoDB with Kerberos Authentication
  • MongoDB Replica Set Tutorial: Step by Step Replication Example
  • MongoDB Sharding: Step by Step Tutorial with Example
  • MongoDB Indexing Tutorial – createIndex (), dropindex () Example
  • MongoDB Regular Expression (Regex) with Examples
Angular 8
  • Introduction to Angular 8
    • Evolution of client-side technologies
    • What is Angular JS?
    • What is Angular?
    • History of Angular?
    • Angular vs Angular JS
    • Agular Versions
    • New Features added for Angular 8
    • IVY
    • Angular Universe
      • MVC (Model View Controller) Overview 
      • MVW (Model View Whatever) Overview
      • SPA (Single-Page Application) Overview
      • Performance Improvement Overview
  • Setting Up Environment for Angular
    • Installing Node.js
    • Installing Angular CLI
    • Yarn
  •  Angular 8 First App
    • Create your First App
    • Load your First App
  •  Angular Architecture
    • Basic building blocks of Angular Application
    • Introduction to Modules
      • NgModule meta data
      • NgModules and Components
  • NgModules and Javascript modules
    • Angular Libraries
  •  Introduction to components
    • Components meta data
    • Templates and Views
    • Template Syntax
    • User Data Binding
    • Input
    • String Interpolation
    • Component Styles
    • Angular Elements
    • Angular Directives
      • Ng-if directive
      • Ng-for directive
      • Ng-switch directive
      • Ng-class directive
      • Ng-style directive
    • Structural Types Directives
    • Attributes Types Directives
    • Hosts Listeners
    • Host Binding
    • Attribute
    • Property and Attribute Binding
    • Property Binding vs Interpolation
    • Class Binding
    • Event Binding
    • Custom Event
    • Nested Components
    • Communication Between Components
    • Component Life Cycle
    • Life-Cycle Hooks
  •  Angular Pipes
    • What is pipe?
    • Built-in angular pipes
    • Create Custom Pipes
    • Registering and Integrating Pipes
  •  Angular Services
    • Introduction to service and Dependency injection
    • Providing service
    • Create custom service
    • Consuming and Registering Service
  • Angular forms
    • Introduction to forms in Angular
    • Various types of forms in angular
    • Different Between template driven and reactive forms
    • Common Foundation
    • Form model Setup
    • Setup in Template Driven Forms
    • Data flow in forms
    • Form Validation
    • Dynamic Forms
    • Validating reactive and Template Driven
    • Form state validation
    • Input state validation
    • Custom Validation
  • Observable and RXJS
    • About Observables
    • RXJS Library
    • Use of Observable in Angular
    • Compare RXJS with Other Techniques
    • NG Modules
    • JS modules vs NgModules
    • Frequently used NgModules
    • Single ton Service
    • Lazy Loading Feature Modules
    • NgModule API
  • Dependency Injection
    • Angular Dependency Injection
    • Hierarchical Injection
    • DI Providers
    • DI in Action
  • HTTP client
    • Set up HTTP Client
    • Consume service from another technologies
    • Creating API (REST API)
    • Using Node.js
    • Create API in Node.js
    • Handling communalization using MEAN
    • Mongo Database
    • Express middleware
    • Angular client APP
    • Node.js server side
    • Create and end to end app
    • Handling CRUD Operations
  • Routing and Navigation
    • Router Imports
    • Router Configuration
    • Router Outlet
    • Router Links
    • Router Links Active
    • Routing Resolvers
    • Routing Guards 
    • Nested Routes
    • Router State
    • Router Events
  • Angular Animations
    • Transition and Triggers
    • Complex Sequences
    • Route Transition animations
  •  Angular Materials
    • Tables
    • Forms
    • Tabs
    • Grid Layout
    • List Layout
  • Unit Testing in Angular
    • karma with jasmine
    • create unit tests
    • testing angular app
  • Advance Universal
    • JWT Tokens
    • Optimization Concepts
    • Lazy Loading Overview
    • Angular Universal
NodeJS
  • Introduction to Node.js
    • What is Node.js?
    • Why Node.js?
    • What can Node.js Do?
    • What is a Node.js File?
    • Node.js process model
    • Features of Node.js
    • Advantages of Node.js
  • Node.js Environment Setup
    • Download Node.js
    • Install Node.js on Windows/Linux
    • Node.js Console
    • Node.js REPL
    • IDE (Integrated Development Environment) or Text Editor
    • Node.js First Application
  • Node.js Basics
    • Primitive Data Types
    • Functions
    • Object Literals
    • Buffer
    • Process Object
  • Node.js Modules
    • Core Module
    • Local Module
    • Export Module
  • Node.js Node Package Manager
    • What is NPM?
    • Installing Package Locally
    • Installing Package Globally
    • Using Package.json
      • Adding Dependency in Package.json
      • Attributes of Package.json
      • Updating Package.json
      • Uninstall Package.json
  • Node.js Web Server
    • Creating Web Server
    • Sending Requests
    • Handling HTTP Requests
  • Node.js File System
    • Reading a File
    • Writing a File
    • Opening a File
    • Deleting a File
    • Writing a File Asynchronously
    • Other IO Operations
    • Methods of FS Module
  • Debug Node.js Application
    • Core Node.js debugger
    • Node Inspector
    • Built-in Debugger in IDE
    • Debugging Commands
  • Node.js Inspector
  •  Node.js Events
    • Event Emitter Class
    • Building Functions to Events
    • Inheriting Events
    • Returning Event Emitter
    • Extend Event Emitter
    • Event Emitter Methods
  • Frameworks for Node.js
  • Express.js
    • Advantages of Express.js
    • Install Express.js
    • Working with Express.js
    • Express.js Web Application
      • Configure Routes
  • Serving Static Resources
    • Serving Static Files
    • Working with Middle Ware
  • Database Connectivity
    • Connecting String
    • Configuring
    • Updating Record
    • Working with Select Command 
    • Deleting Record
  • Data Access in Node.js
    • Access SQL Server
    • Access MongoDB
  • Template Engine
    • Jade
    • Vash
    • Grunt JS
  • Project Development
  • Project Development using Node JS
Express JS
  • Introduction to Express JS
    • What is Express?
    • Why Express?
    • MongoDB and Mongoose
    • Setting Environment
      • Node Package Manager(npm)
    • Writing your first Hello World
  •  Routing
    • app.method (path, handler)
    • router
    • app.use
  • HTTP Methods
    • GET
    • POST
    • PUT
    • DELETE
  • URL Building
    • Pattern Matched Routes
  • Middleware
    • Order of Middleware Calls
    • Third Party Middleware
  • Templating
    • Important Features of Pug
    • Comments
    • Attributes
    • Passing values to Templates
    • Conditionals
  • Static Files
    • Multiple Static Directories
    • Virtual Path Prefix
  • Form Data
    • Working of Form data
  • Database
    • Setting up Mongoose
    • Saving Documents
    • Retrieving Documents
    • Updating Documents
    • Deleting Documents
  • Cookies
    • Adding Cookies with Expiration Time
    • Deleting Existing Cookies
  • Sessions
    • Session and Cookie-parser
  • Authentication
    • Authenticating signup WEB pages
  • RESTful APIs
    • URLs and Methods
  • Scaffolding
    • Working of Scaffolding
  • Error Handling
  • Debugging
  • Best Practices
    • Directory Structure
MongoDB
  • Introduction to MongoDB
    • What is MongoDB?
    • Architecture of MongoDB
    • Features of MongoDB?
    • NoSQL Databases
      • What is NoSQL Database?
      • Features of NoSQL
      • Type of NoSQL
      • Advantages
  • Installation overview
    • How to Download?
    • Install MongoDB on Window
    • Install MongoDB in Cloud: AWS, Google, Azure
  • Database, Collection and Document
    • How is data constructed and structured?
    • Exploring the MongoDB shell
    • Creating a Database, Collection and Document
    • Simple CRUD examples
      • Create
      • Read
      • Update
      • Delete
    • Exercise
    • Starting and stopping MongoDB
  • CRUD – a deeper dive
    • A look at MongoDB’s Flexible Schema
    • Exploring the ‘find’ command
    • Insert vs Upsert
    • Update and Delete
    • Bulk Operations
    • Looking at explain ()
    • Atomicity of Writes
    • Exercise
  • Introduction to Mongo Shell
    • Basic commands in Mongo shell
    • Data Types in Mongo shell
    • Inserting and saving documents
    • Batch Insert
    • Insert Validation
    • Removing documents
    • Updating documents
    • Update top level fields
    • Update an embedded field
    • Update multiple documents
    • Replace a document
  • Querying data in Mongo Shell
    • Introduction to find command
    • Limitations in querying data
    • Query for All Documents in a Collection
    • Query by a Top-Level Field
    • Query by a Field in an Embedded Document
    • Query by a Field in an Array
    • Specify Conditions with Operators
    • Combine Conditions
  • Data Modelling and Schema Design
    • MongoDB Database References
    • Model Tree Structures
    • Analysing Queries
    • Atomic operations
    • Map-Reduce
    • Text Search
    • Regular Expression
    • Capped Collection
  • Indexing and Performance
    • Create a Single-field Index
    • Create a Compound Index
    • Indexing Embedded Documents
    • Indexing Arrays
    • When Not to Index
    • Types of Indexes
    • Indexes Properties
    • Sparse Indexes
    • Single and multi-field Index
    • Query Performance
    • When and How to improve a query performance
    • Exercise
  • Aggregation
    • Aggregation Pipeline
    • Map – Reduce
    • Single Purpose Aggregation Operations
    • Difference with aggregation framework
    • ‘$match’ and ‘$group’
    • Exploring aggregation stages
    • Exercise
  • Replication
    • Replication and Redundancy
    • When things go wrong (automatic failover and elections)
    • Reading secondary nodes for better performance
    • Oplog
    • Data Synchronisation
    • Exercise
  • Sharding
    • Introduction to Sharding
    • Purpose of Sharding
    • Advantages of Sharding
    • Balancer and Even Chunk Distribution
    • Shared Cluster Components
    • Shared and Non-Sharded Collection
  •  MongoDB Administration
    • MongoDB Security, Backup and Monitoring
    • How to Create User and Add Role in MongoDB
    • Configure MongoDB with Kerberos Authentication
    • MongoDB Replica Set Tutorial: Step by Step Replication Example
    • MongoDB Sharding: Step by Step Tutorial with Example
    • MongoDB Indexing Tutorial – createIndex (), dropindex () Example
    • MongoDB Regular Expression (Regex) with Examples

Course Features

Mentorship by Industry Experts

Get hands-on learning from the industry experts and polish your real-life application skills.

Industrial Boost camps

Polish your skills for the industry with the updated Industrial Boot Camps

Peer Networking

Learn with the like-minded individuals and grow together with them with the network you form

Placement Assistance

Get thorough placement assistance from finding openings to cracking the interview.

Course Fee

Online/Offline Training + Mentorship

Rs. 25,000/-

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  • Get access to the updated curriculum for the courses
  • Prepare for both technical and soft skill improvement
  • Get a complete start to end guidance
  • Placement assistance to find better opportunities
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Frequently Asked Questions

Why should I take the MEAN Stack course by Global Quest Technologies?
The MEAN Stack course by Global Quest Technologies is especially designed to acquaint the individuals from the very root of Database Engineers and UI/UX Developers to the practical applications of it. The students get complete guidance not only for clarifying course-related doubts but also regarding the preparation for placements.
What is the duration of the MEAN Stack courses provided by GQT?

MEAN Stack is a 4 months long course that would teach you the basics of Network Engineering. It will also prepare you with appropriate soft skills that would be beneficial for the placements and interviews.

How much do I need to pay for the MEAN Stack course?

For the complete curriculum and the placement assistance through the MEAN Stack course offered by GQT, it would cost you INR 25,000.

Who should enroll in the MEAN Stack course by Global Quest Technologies?

Students looking forward to building a career in UI/UX and MEAN Stack Developer can enroll themselves in the MEAN Stack course. The graduation and post graduation students looking forward to upskill their profile to land on better jobs are also welcome to apply.

Does GQT provide placement assistance?

Yes, GQT provide a complete placement assistance along with the necessary skill development for the students so that they can land on better jobs. We also prepare the students with rigorous mock interviews and tests to prepare them for the corporate world.

Student Testimonials

Triveni Madiwal
Triveni Madiwal
It's been very interesting session, aptitude being taught by Mr. Kanakaraj and Mr. Praveen Jadhav. Really, GQT is emerging beyond expectations.
Kumudha Annamalai
Kumudha Annamalai
I'm attending the aptitude class at GQT. The teaching is very useful and easy to understand. Now I have an idea to clear the aptitude round in interviews.
Jeyapriya S
Jeyapriya S
I have attended the aptitude class for last two days .I must say it was an exceptional learning experience.The instructor 's expertise and teaching methodology made complex concepts easy to understand and apply.The explanation were clear and concise ,leaving no room for confusion.Happy to be part of GQT technology.
merugumala harshitha
merugumala harshitha
Hi everyone. It was a great experience for me in Global Quest Technologies.raj sir and aphatap sir teach soft skills .I liked the way of teaching and way of supporting. Raj sir and Praveen sir teaching is very good appitude. I am zero knowledge in apptitude but now I learn I improve my skills very Special thanks to our CEO Mr.Narendra sir and trainer's.. I am very happy to to learned the type of all course.I'm interview ready it's just because of Narendra sir who helped me to get a chance to join here in GQT. Thank you for giving this opportunity.i request to all to join the GQT utilise this opportunity and grown up your skills .... THANK YOU
Pradeepa S
Pradeepa S
Had a very good aptitude session with our mentors Kanagaraj sir and Praveen Jadhav sir, they are awesome and they deliver the easiest method to solve the problems and crack the questions ASAP. I would say GQT is the best for delivering the best coaching for the students who are seeking for the jobs.
Sushumitha Datti
Sushumitha Datti
I don't think I will listen this type of class anywhere in the future. I'm glad that I have learnt the skills from Rajendra sir and Aftab sir. My way and thoughts and perspectivea changes within these 5 days of training. Thank you sir for all your training and encouraging. You made me think that the outside world is not as big and tough as I thought.. But I will swing in the battle of life. As in the part of GQT I'm in the part of Aptitude too. Can't believe that I can solve the problems in a easy way. Thanks to Mr.Raj and Praveen Sir.
Rohan kumar
Rohan kumar
Rohan kumar S 1VK20AI020 Vivekanand Institute of technology I joined GQT as a CSR student and we had aptitude class on this weekend and the classes were awsome. We had a lot of fun and it was a interactive sessions.
Kalaiyarasi N B
Kalaiyarasi N B
It is an great learning experience in GQT. I am an CSR student who is highly satisfied with learning environment provided by the GQT institution. Especially, I have fabulous exposure to the Apitude learning provided by our excellent trainers KANAGARAJ SIR and PRAVEEN JADHAV SIR.
Google rating score: 4.7 of 5, based on 1287 reviews
James
James
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I enrolled for the Unified Course - 3 and I think that was a right choice that I made. I have been able to have a grasp on the course, also I was able to get thorough assistance with my placement. They also helped me work on my soft skills and personality development.
Priyanka
Priyanka
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The live sessions have been beneficial for me in understanding the concept. The instructors are very well thorough with the updated trends of the corporate industry and they provided guidance on a very personal level to help me improve my skills
Ramya
Ramya
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I am impressed by the way they have helped me in getting placed. During the course they provided great help in developing skills like etiquettes and personality development, but even after that they have been there throughout the process of my placement.
Radha
Radha
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I am glad I found GQT. The way they trained me from start to end was really detailed and I liked the way they have handled me when I was here. From the live classes to skill building to helping me find good job openings, they have been there throughout, helping me prepare to crack the interviews.
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