Scaler

It was during my third year of civil engineering that I realized the immense potential of the IT sector. So I took the initiative to self-learn some fundamental concepts like Java. Once I entered the industry, I hustled to advance my position. Within... Read More three months, I transitioned to the role of an SQL developer. However, I underestimated the breadth of knowledge required and found myself pleasantly surprised by the vast array of concepts preceding it. That is when I came across Scaler and took up their course and the Scaler team has been a significant source of motivation in this journey of self-improvement.

I started with a love for website development while having an event management job. Joined Scaler later to pursue this, where I began learning programming from the basics. I wanted real skills that I could actualy use and Scaler team delivered. One big... Read More hurdle was my weak math skills. I spent three months studying hard, which paid off by making me good at data structures and algorithms. Overall, Scaler is a good platform if you want to make a career switch, especially from non tech to tech.

As someone who recently completed Scaler Academy's Data Science course, I'd like to share my honest experience. The course material provided a solid foundation in data science concepts, covering everything from basic principles to advanced techniques.... Read More However, I found some topics to be slightly rushed, making it challenging to grasp complex concepts thoroughly. Maybe because I was not well versed in the topics, it can be a personal hurdle, you guys may not face this if you understand the topics. On the positive side, the mentor support was exceptional. The mentors were knowledgeable and provided valuable insights, although I sometimes wished for more frequent interactions and personalized guidance. Additionally, while the placement support did assist me in securing a data analyst position, I found the job opportunities presented to be somewhat limited in scope. Furthermore, the instructors brought a wealth of industry experience to the table, enhancing the learning experience with real-world examples. However, there were instances where the pace of the lectures felt too fast, making it difficult to absorb the material fully. Overall, my experience with Scaler Academy was positive, albeit with some areas for improvement. The course provided a solid foundation in data science, and the mentorship and instructor expertise were valuable assets. However, there is room for enhancement in certain aspects, such as course pacing and the availability of better offline support as well.

I joined Scaler a year ago. I have spent lakhs of rupees on my degree and it was of no use at all. I spent a fraction of that here and I was able to recover that in my first salary. If I have to say, Scaler is worth easily 10 lakhs (average what we spend... Read More on a degree) but what they charge is very less. More than money, it's the time that is the investment in Scaler. There is no cheat code. You have to attend the classes and study for you to clear your interviews. They will let you take the pause or change the batch if you need a break and support is also quite quick. I have seen people from 0 YOE to 10+ YOE in Scaler who are in my batch and they all were able to manage.

I decided to make this change because I've always been interested in the core tech field. When the opportunity came up this year, I knew I had to take it. To navigate this change, I committed to learning every day alongside my job, even dedicating entire... Read More weekends to it. I chose Scaler Academy because they provided the guidance I needed from experienced professionals like Ayush Giri, whose insights were invaluable. My top recommendation for anyone considering a similar transition is to assess if they have the time to commit. You'll need at least 2-3 hours every day and consistency to succeed.

Here's my review of Scaler Academy...After completing my BTech in Computer Science, I joined TCS. But, as I settled in corporate, I realized I had to catch up with the tech. I ended up enrolling in Scaler Academy's DSML course to upgrade my skills. It's... Read More been great so far, but I must mention that Scaler is a bit expensive, and it does require a good chunk of your time. Apart from that, the course has improved my problem-solving and interview skills, thanks to mock sessions. The mentorship from industry experts was great, and the supportive peer community was a big help. Now, honestly i'm more confident in handling large datasets. Is it worth it? Yes, if you know what you want as an outcome.

Best way to answer this questions is to make a pros and cons list (coming from a former Scalerite): The PROS: I became hands-on with industry-ready skills through a very well-defined course format. Saved me hours of watching random YouTube videos. My... Read More communication skills improved tremendously by participating in mock-up interviews with my personal mentor. I got a major confidence boost from Scaler’s motivating environment that made me into the problem solver that I am today. Eventually, I was successful in landing a job as a product development engineer at Razor Pay. Happy ending! Now the CONS: Course is on the pricier side. It was a significant investment for me, considering the financial strains that I have experienced in my life. They have an EMI option though, so you can opt for that if you’re not in a place to invest financially at one go… To pursue this course, I had to juggle between the course and a full-time job which was quite hectic and challenging for me. Go all in only if you can make the time - then it’s worth it. Lastly, all I would say is to be sure when you are getting into this course. I consider the course worth the money, but it all depends on how well you manage and make the most of it for your benefit. Even if you're just beginning, remember that every small step toward your goal matters. Begin by solving just one problem each day, and you'll get there before you know it! Connect with me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/coder-sanju

The Scaler journey has been nothing short of transformative for my career. Over 6-8 months, I dedicated myself in the curriculum, and the results were amazing. I ended up getting 400% hike post Scaler. Mentoring throughout the course was something that... Read More was invaluable. My mentor not only helped me on technical aspects but also gave a lot of confidence to crack interviews. One thing that works is the job referrals. I got referrals in companies like Microsoft, Slice, and Arcesium. Overall, this course has was a game-changer, not just in terms of skill development but also in unlocking new career. If I need to review Scaler Academy, then it's difficult, slightly expensive but if your goal is clear then it's one of the best platforms out there.

Being from a non-CSE background and having given a greater part of my initial career to preparing for GATE preparation and then later UPSC civil services , I knew it would require a great deal to make this transition to IT. I began learning on my own... Read More but the motivation would hardly sustain for more than a few days. That’s when Scaler happened. Along with technical skills and knowledge, I built a routine of learning which I thought to be hard initially. I developed a curiosity to learn and keep updating myself. The journey wasn’t always smooth. Learning core IT concepts felt like insurmountable brain blocks. That was perhaps where Scaler helped me the most. The availability of TA support round the clock and a community who assisted me in learning made the process a tad easier to navigate. If I had to do it all over again, I would still choose Scaler.

I believe the company is spending more on the excessive advertisements through social media rather than their Course. You would receive multiple calls daily while you are about to Purchase course. Once you are enrolled, you'll get just one orientation... Read More session. And after that, you'll get only a few feedback calls that too once a month, they don't really care whether you are really attending the classes or not. The course is very expensive given what is being taught and the classes are quite long with more number of students per batch. On top of that they don't provide you the course for lifetime it is valid for a limited duration of around 8 to 9 months in which you have to study otherwise the contents would be accessible to you.