Any reviews for Airtribe's Backend Engineering course?

Don't fall into the trap. I would love to share the Pros and Cons of this Cohort.

Pros -> Training is average, but teaching DSA, problem solving is damn good. -> They will give professional hands-on project experience to work on. -> Doubt-solving sessions are good at resolving the queries by professional Mentors. -> Only three people are professionals who mentor in an efficient way (Dhawal(CEO), Pawan Panjwani, and Ankush Gupta).

Cons -> They will give only the Basic structure of working with the project. -> Real-time project is a myth; they won't share the industry-related projects like microservices, only theoretical knowledge is given. -> They guarantee will provide interviews or placements, but it's a cringe of Marketing. -> They are just making promos and attracting the candidates to join, beware of Mahesh Kumar and Shubham Chamchawat, community manager, waste fellows, by giving false promises to join the cohort. No proper Invoice/ Response from them.

-> Job openings are a waste, they will show unprofessional Startup companies, which do not have growth. Community Manager, Shubham, won't even respond when we apply to those companies.

-> Only State, Language Politics is a lame game, nothing else we can expect.

Hi, Shani Kumar Gupta this side. I would love to share my journey and experience with Airtribe's Backend Engineering course. I have been a part of Backend Engineering Course Cohort 5. Initially, I was unsure about this course and came through one of the social media platforms. As you all know there are lots of courses going on around the world and no one is forcing you to join these courses right? But now you can ask why you joined Airtribe then 🧐 and it's a valid question.

Well let me tell you because if someone treats you like a family then you should at least believe and give them a chance to prove that That's why I choose Airtribe and always remember-

"If you have only a 1% chance to improve and prove yourself, then do what your heart says."

Now let's forget about the philosophy and come to the main point that's my journey. I started my cohort in October 2023 and completed it in April 2024. It's been a 4+ Month-long cohort-based learning and having 250+ hours of live content. In the whole cohort, below are the main pointers that you should consider while taking any course which is provided by the Airtribe Team which makes them different from the other courses out there-

1. Cohort-based course having small batch sizes
2. Live and Interactive sessions with 250+ hours of content
3. Supportive and helping nature of Airtribe Team member's
4. Project-based learning and hands-on on real-life projects
5. Backend Engineering consists of - Backend + Database + System Designs + DSA
6. Slack Channel's for any kind of help and support
7. Community access and support if any doubt
8. Module-based, structured, and well-planned curriculum
9. Dashboard access to track your progress and peer-to-peer feedback
10. Multiple capstone projects
11. Career support
12. Mentor Mentee Interaction and support
13. Airtribe family will always available for any kind of help, discussion, support
14. Experienced Instructors and Mentors
15. Multiple mock interviews
16. Feeback - Airtribe always asks for the feedback to improve on
17. Break out room discussion to know your peers better
18. Community buildup
19. Farewell - How someone can forget it 😃

That's what I got and learned from Airtribe and I loved about the Airtribe. So I am not here to only share about the pros and cons because every coin has two sides now it's up to you what you want to choose.

Thank you, and I'm always open to further discussion if there's anything else.

Happy Learning! 😇🚀