Java Full Stack Development Training in Jaipur

(Batches Start in August, September & October 2025)

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Are you looking to build a successful career in Full stack development? At Regex Software, we offer the best Java Full stack Developer Course in Jaipur to help you master front-end and back-end technologies. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced developer, our Fullstack Development Training in Jaipur is designed to equip you with industry-relevant skills and hands-on experience.

REGex Software Services’s Java Full Stack Development Specialization program is a valuable resource for beginners and experts. This program will introduce you to Data Structures, Java, Database, Advance Java Concepts and Interview Based Questions of Product Based Companies from Basics to Advance. If you are preparing for a coding interview, REGex introduce this program for you. Take the next step in your career with the best Full stack Development Training Company in Jaipur. Get hands-on experience and become a certified Java Full stack Developer.

Why Choose Regex Software for Fullstack Development Training?

Looking to future-proof your career in the tech industry? Explore the top tech skills programs in Jaipur at Regex Software, where industry-focused training meets real-world application. Whether you’re a graduate or working professional, our courses are designed to meet today’s job market demands. One of our most in-demand offerings is the opportunity to learn Data Engineering with 100% placement support. Gain hands-on experience with tools like Python, SQL, Spark, and cloud technologies while working on live projects.

At Regex Software, we don’t just teach you how to code — we train you to think like a developer. Our Fullstack development training follows an industry-relevant curriculum that includes hands-on projects, expert mentorship, and real-time code labs. You will master front-end technologies like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, and TypeScript, NextJS along with back-end expertise in Core Java, Spring Boot, Hibernate, and REST APIs.

From database management using MySQL and MongoDB to deployment with cloud platforms like AWS, our training covers the complete stack required by leading tech companies.

 

August Batches Dates

Batch 1: 04th August 2025
Batch 2: 11th August 2025
Batch 3: 18th August 2025
Batch 4: 25th August 2025

September Batches Dates

Batch 1: 01st September 2025
Batch 2: 08th September 2025
Batch 3: 15th September 2025
Batch 4: 22nd September 2025
Batch 5: 29th September 2025

October Batches Dates

Batch 1: 06th October 2025
Batch 2: 13th October 2025
Batch 4: 27th October 2025



Weekly Duration

20 Hours Per week

Location

Physical (Jaipur)
or 
Online (Google Meet)

Duration

10 Months + 6 Months Additional Support

Participants

18 – 20 per Batch

What you will Learn

Core Java

DSA

Advance Java

Database

JDBC

HTML

CSS

JavaScript

React JS

TypeScript

NextJS

SQL

JSP

Maven

Servlets

Hibernate

Springboot

AWS

Features

  • E-Notes
  • Assignments per day
  • Poll test per day
  • Weekly Tests
  • 400+ hours on demand Sessions
  • 1000+ Interview Based Questions for Practice 
  • Access of Lecture Recordings & Notes
  • Interview Questions of Product Based Companies
  • Mentorship Support

Output

  • Good Programmer.
  • Able to think out of the box.
  • Expertise in different Domain like Core Java, Data Structures & Algorithms, Advance Java, Problem Solving, Database etc.
  • Able to solve many Interview Questions of Top MNCs
  • Create your own personal portfolio site to showcase your projects to potential employers
  • Get Prepare for Technical Interview Questions of Amazon, IBM, Paypal, Cisco Infosys, TCS, HCL, Dell, Wipro, HP, Honeywell, Intel, Capgemini and many more
  • Get Package of Software Developer Role in Product Based Companies.

Why Choose Us

Live Sessions

Live Sessions by Expertise Trainers and Access of Recorded Session is also available.

Live Projects
Get a chance to work on Industry Oriented Projects to implement your learning.
24*7 Support
24*7 Mentorship Support available for all Students to clear all of your doubts.
Opportunities
REGex provides Internship / Job opportunities to the best Students in different Companies.

Placement Opportunities in Companies

You can get Internship/Training Opportunities to get placed in HP, DELL, Honeywell, Rightpoint, Frontdoor, Fractal and many more according to your performance.

Package Offered So Far

IT Candidates

4 LPA

4 – 6 LPA

39 LPA

Non-IT Candidates

3 LPA

3.5 – 5 LPA

14.5 LPA

Placement Process

    • At REGex Software, we are committed to providing a structured and results-driven training approach to ensure your career success.
      • 🔹 Training & Performance Analysis:
        • Your training will begin from day 1 of your joining, focusing on hands-on learning and practical implementation.
        • Our team will analyze your performance based on assignments, projects and weekly assessments from the second week onwards and we will provide weekly feedback to help you improve.

        🔹 Mandatory Criteria for Placement Opportunities:
        To be eligible for placement opportunities, you must meet the following criteria:
        80% attendance in live training sessions.
        80% completion and timely submission of assignments & projects.
        80% attendance in assessments, including tests, mock interviews, HR interviews and group discussions.

        🔹 Resume Preparation & Placement Process:

        • Between 6.5 to 7 months, our team will provide guidance on resume building and evaluate your resumes accordingly.
        • After completing 75-80% of the program, you will receive details about the placement opportunities based on your performance and company requirements.
        • Placement opportunities will be provided continuously via email, calls and WhatsApp groups, depending on your performance.
      • 🔹 Placement Assurance & Refund Policy (Applicable only for Indian Students Only):

        • This is a Placement Assured Program, with an additional 6-month post-program assistance
        • IT Graduates who passed out in 2025 or later (Regular B.tech, BCA, M.tech, MCA programs) are assured a minimum salary package of 4LPA upon placement. However, for IT Graduates who passed out in 2024 or earlier, having gaps in their academics, as well as for Non-IT Graduates (graduates other than regular B.tech, BCA, M.tech, MCA programs), the minimum guaranteed package will be 3LPA.
        • In the event that you have attended & completed at least 80% of the program, submitted and finished at least 80% of the assignments, Tests, Mock Interviews & HR Interview and still do not secure a placement then REGEX will refund your fees with a 9% Annual interest rate. Furthermore, Refunds are applicable only within the first 3 days of the demo period and solely in cases where a specific concern is raised regarding the quality of the learning experience provided. You will receive an official notification email from our team on the third day at 7:30 PM, confirming the completion of your demo period. Requests for a refund of the registration amount must be submitted prior to the issuance of this email. No refund requests will be entertained after this time and Even if you discontinue the program prematurely, you are still obligated to pay the full fee to REGex.
      • 🔹 Our Commitment to Your Success:

        At REGex Software, Placement Assurance = Skills + Opportunities
        .
        We equip you with industry-relevant skills and provide continuous job opportunities based on your performance. However, it is the student’s responsibility to crack interviews and enhance their skills based on feedback.
        For additional support, we offer the flexibility to rejoin previous batches to reinforce concepts and improve understanding.
        We are dedicated to your career success! 🚀

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Course Content

Core Java

  • Object-Oriented technology Principles
  • Classes and Objects Packages
  • Access Specifiers
  • Constructors 
  • Default and Parameterized
  • this reference
  • using static keyword
  • Best Practices
  • Introduction to Java
  • Features of Java
  • Evolution in Java
  • Developing software in Java
  •  Installation and Setting up
  • Eclipseo Introduction to Eclipse IDE
  • Creating and Managing Java Project
  • Use of Java docs
  • Miscellaneous Options
  • Keywords
  • Primitive Data Types
    • Operators and Assignments
    • Variables and Literals
    • Flow Control: Java’s Control Statements
  • codeing Practices
  • The Object Class
  • Wrapper Classes
  • Type casting
  • Using Scanner Class
  • String Handling
  • Date and Time API

o Identifiers & JavaBeans
o Legal Identifiers
o Sun’s Java Code Conventions
o JavaBeans Standards
o Declare Classes
o Source File Declaration Rules
o Class Declarations and Modifiers
o Concrete Subclass
o Declaring an Interface
o Declaring Interface Constants
o Declare Class Members
o Access Modifiers
o Nonaccess Member Modifiers
o Constructor Declarationso Variable Declarations
o Declaring Enums

var-args

o Encapsulation
o Inheritance, Is-A, Has-A
o Polymorphism
o Overridden Methods
o Overloaded Methods
o Reference Variable Casting
o Implementing an Interface
o Legal Return Types
o Return Type Declarations
o Returning a Value
o Constructors and Instantiation
o Default Constructor
o Overloaded Constructors
o Statics
o Static Variables and Methods
o Coupling and Cohesion

Association (Has-A Relationship)

Aggregation

composition

o Stack and Heap—Quick Review
o Literals, Assignments, and Variables
o Literal Values for All Primitive Types
o Assignment Operators
o Casting Primitives
o Using a Variable or Array Element That Is Uninitialized and Unassigned
o Local (Stack, Automatic) Primitives and Objects
o Passing Variables into Methods
o Passing Object Reference Variables
o Does Java Use Pass-By-Value Semantics?
o Passing Primitive Variables
o Array Declaration, Construction, and Initialization
o Declaring an Array
o Constructing an Array
o Initializing an Array
o Initialization Blocks
o Using Wrapper Classes and Boxing
o An Overview of the Wrapper Classes
o Creating Wrapper Objects
o Using Wrapper Conversion Utilities
o Autoboxing
o Overloading
o Garbage Collection
o Overview of Memory Management and Garbage Collection
o Overview of Java’s Garbage Collector
o Writing Code That Explicitly Makes Objects Eligible for Garbage Collection

o Java Operators
o Assignment Operators
o Relational Operators
o instanceof Comparison
o Arithmetic Operators
o Conditional Operator
o Logical Operators

Bitwise operator

  • if and switch Statements
  • if-else Branching
  • switch Statements
  • Loops and Iterators
  • Using while Loops
  • Using do Loops
  • Using for Loops
  • Using break and continue
  • Unlabeled Statements
  • Labeled Statements
  • Handling Exceptions
  • Catching an Exception
  • Using try and catch
  • Using finally
  • Propagating Uncaught Exceptions
  • Defining Exceptions
  • Exception Hierarchy
  • Handling an Entire Class Hierarchy of Exceptions
  • Exception Matching
  • Exception Declaration and the Public Interface
  • Rethrowing the Same Exception
  • Common Exceptions and Errors
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Java with DSA

  • Linked list
  • Stacks
  • Queues
  • STL
  • Sorting algorithms
  • Bubble sort, Selection sort and Insertion sort
  • Quicksort and Merge sort
  • Non-comparison based sorting algorithms
  • Counting sort and Radix sort

● What are spanning trees
● Kruskal algorithm
● Trees & Problems with binary trees
● Binary Search Trees, BST Sort
● Balanced trees: AVL trees and red-black trees
● AVL Trees, AVL Sort
● Hashmaps

● Tries and Huffman Coding
● Dynamic programming
● Graphs
● Programs based on it

● Shortest path algorithms ● Dijkstra’s algorithm, Speeding up Dijkstra ● Bellman-Ford algorithm

● Memoization, Subproblems, Guessing, Bottom-up; Fibonacci
● Parent Pointers; Text Justification, Perfect-Information Blackjack
● String Subproblems, Pseudo Polynomial Time
● Parenthesization, Edit Distance, Knapsack

● Computational Complexity
● Algorithms Research Topics

Advance Java

o Introduction
o Folder Structure
o The pom.xmlo Dependencies
o Goals
o Scopes
o The Compiler Plugin
o Source Plugin
o Jar Plugin

o Types of Tests
o Why Unit Tests Are Important
o What’s JUnit?
o JUnit 5 Architecture
o IDEs and Build Tool Support
o Setting up JUnit with Maven
o Lifecycle Methods
o Test Hierarchies
o Assertions
o Disabling Tests
o Assumptions
o Test Interfaces and Default Methods
o Repeating Tests
o Dynamic Tests
o Parameterized Tests
o Argument Sources
o Argument Conversion
o What Is TDD?
o History of TDD
o Why Practice TDD?
o Types of Testing
o Testing Frameworks and Tools
o Testing Concepts
o Insights from Testing
o Mocking Concepts
o Mockito Overview
o Mockito Demo
o Creating Mock Instances
o Stubbing Method Calls 

o String, StringBuilder, and StringBuffer
o The String Class
o Important Facts About Strings and Memory
o Important Methods in the String Class
o The StringBuffer and StringBuilder Classes
o Important Methods in the StringBuffer and StringBuilder Classes
o File Navigation and I/O
o Types of Streams
o The Byte-stream I/O hierarchyo Character Stream Hierarchy
o RandomAccessFile class
o The java.io.Console Class
o Serialization
o Dates, Numbers, and Currency
o Working with Dates, Numbers, and Currencies
o Parsing, Tokenizing, and Formatting
o Locating Data via Pattern Matching
o Tokenizing

o Overriding hashCode() and equals()
o Overriding equals()
o Overriding hashCode()
o Collections
o So What Do You Do with a Collection?
o List Interface
o Set Interface
o Map Interface
o Queue Interface
o Using the Collections Framework
o ArrayList Basics
o Autoboxing with Collections
o Sorting Collections and Arrays
o Navigating (Searching) TreeSets and TreeMaps
o Other Navigation Methods
o Backed Collections
o Generic Types
o Generics and Legacy Code
o Mixing Generic and Non-generic Collections
o Polymorphism and Generics

o Defining, Instantiating, and Starting Threads
o Defining a Thread
o Instantiating a Thread
o Starting a Thread
o Thread States and Transitions
o Thread States
o Preventing Thread Execution
o Sleeping
o Thread Priorities and yield( )
o Synchronizing Code
o Synchronization and Locks
o Thread Deadlock
o Thread Interaction
o Using notifyAll( ) When Many Threads May Be Waiting

  • Introduction to JSP:
  • What are JSPs and
  • why are they used?
  • JSP vs. Servlets (pros and cons)
  • JSP architecture and how it works
  • JSP Elements:
    Directives: <%@ … %> (page, include, taglib)
    Scripting elements: <% … %>, <%= … %>, <%! … %>
    Actions: <jsp: … />
  • Expression Language (EL)
  • JSP Lifecycle:
    Compilation of JSP to Servlet
    Execution of the generated Servlet
  • JSP Tag Libraries:
    Standard Tag Library (JSTL)
  • Custom tag libraries
  • What are Servlets?
  • Why use Servlets (advantages over other technologies)?
  • Servlet API overview (javax.servlet.*)
  • Servlet vs. JSP
  • Setting up the development environment (Tomcat, etc.)
  • Servlet Interface and its methods (init(), service(), destroy())
  • GenericServlet vs. HttpServlet
  • HttpServletRequest and HttpServletResponse
  • Handling GET and POST requests
  • Servlet Life Cycle
  • Deployment Descriptor (web.xml or annotations)
  • Retrieving request parameters (from forms, URLs)
  • Sending responses (HTML, plain text, etc.)
  • Setting headers and cookies
  • Using RequestDispatcher (forwarding and including)
  • Redirecting (using sendRedirect()
  • What is session tracking, Using HttpSessions, Cookies and their limitations, URL rewriting for session management, and Hidden form fields.
  • Connecting to databases (JDBC)
  • Performing CRUD operations (Create, Read, Update, Delete)
  • Using prepared statements for security
  • Working with connection pooling
  • Servlet Filters (authentication, logging, etc.)
  • Servlet Listeners (ServletContextListener, HttpSessionListener)
  • Thread safety and concurrency
  • Internationalization and localization
  • Error handling and exception management
  • MVC (Model-View-Controller) architecture with Servlets
  • Using servlets with other technologies (e.g., ORM frameworks)
  • Performance optimization for servlets
  • Security considerations
  • Method Overloading
  • Method Overriding Covariant
  • Return Typesuper keywordInstance Initializer
  • blockfinal keyword Runtime Polymorphism Dynamic
  • Bindingin stanceof operator
  • Java Exceptions
  • Java Try-catch
  • Multiple Catch Block
  • Java Nested try
  • Java Finally Block
  • Java Throw Keyword
  • Java Exception Propagation
  • Handling with Method Overriding
  • Java Custom Exceptions

● Introduction to DevOps
o Introduction of DevOps
o Dev And Ops
o Agile Vs DevOps
o Continuous Integration & Delivery pipeline
o Tools For DevOps
o Use-case walkthrough

● GIT Hub

o Working locally with GIT
o Working remotely with GIT
o Branching, merging & rebasing with GIT
o Use Case walkthrough

● Jenkins:
o Introduction to Jenkins
o Jenkins Objective
o Introduction to continuous integration deployment & Jenkins-ci
o Continuous Deployment & distribution builds with Jenkins

o Creational Design Pattern
▪ Factory Pattern
▪ Singleton Pattern
▪ Prototype Pattern

o Structural Design Pattern
▪ Decorator Pattern
▪ Facade Pattern

o Behavioral Design Pattern
▪ Chain of Responsibility Pattern
▪ Iterator Pattern

o Presentation Layer Design Pattern
▪ Intercepting Filter Pattern
▪ Front Controller Pattern

o Business Layer Design Pattern
▪ Business Delegate Pattern
▪ Transfer Object Pattern

o Integration Layer Design Pattern
▪ Data Access Object Pattern

  • Introduction to DBMS
  • Types of Data models, levels of abstraction
  • Relational DBMS v/s non relational DBMS
  • Data Warehouse v/s data mining
  • Proprietary DBMS software v/s open source DBMS
  • ACID property
  • Introduction to SQL and structure of SQL
  • Types of keys and constraints 
  • Normalization, types of dependencies and anomalies
  • 1 NF, 2NF, 3NF and BCNF
  • Conversion from 1 NF to 2NF, 3NF and BCNF
  • DDL – Create, Drop Alter Queries
  • DML – Delete, Insert, Merge, Select, Insert Queries
  • DCL – Grant, Revoke Queries
  • TCL – Commit, Rollback, Savepoint
  • Data retrieval 
  • Table creation- at row level, at column level
  • Types of functions – single row and multiple row
  • Types of joins-inner, outer, self and theta
  • Pattern matching using like operator
  • Union, Intersection, Union all
  • Arithmetic, comparison, and logical operators using SQL
  • Order by clause
  • Group/Aggregate functions – SUM, AVG, MIN, MAX, COUNT, STDDEV
  • Group by clause – where v/s having
  • Group by clause with having
  • Nested Queries

● Introduction
o The Relational Model

● Understanding Basic SQL Syntaxo The Relational Model
o Basic SQL Commands – SELECT
o Basic SQL Commands – INSERT
o Basic SQL Commands – UPDATE
o Basic SQL Commands – DELETE

● Querying Data with the SELECT Statement
o The SELECT List
o SELECT List Wildcard (*)
o The FROM Clause
o How to Constrain the Result Set
o DISTINCT and NOT DISTINCT

● Filtering Results with the Where Clause
o WHERE Clause
o Boolean Operators
o The AND Keyword
o The OR Keyword
o Other Boolean Operators BETWEEN, LIKE, IN, IS, IS NOT

● Shaping Results with ORDER BY and GROUP BY
o ORDER BY
o Set Functions
o Set Function And Qualifiers
o GROUP BY
o HAVING clause

● Matching Different Data Tables with JOINs
o CROSS JOIN
o INNER JOIN
o OUTER JOINs
o LEFT OUTER JOIN
o RIGHT OUTER JOIN
o FULL OUTER JOIN
o SELF JOIN

● Creating Database Tables
o CREATE DATABASE
o CREATE TABLE
o NULL Values
o PRIMARY KEY
o CONSTRAINT
o ALTER TABLE
o DROP TABLE

▪ Introduction to JDBC
o Connection, Statement, PreparedStatement, ResultSet

▪ Introduction
– Introduction & overview of data persistence
– Overview of ORM tools
– Understanding JPA
– JPA Specifications

▪ Entities
– Requirements for Entity Classes
– Persistent Fields and Properties in Entity Classes
– Persistent Fields
– Persistent Properties
– Using Collections in Entity Fields and Properties
– Validating Persistent Fields and Properties
– Primary Keys in Entities
▪ Managing Entities
– The EntityManager Interface
– Container-Managed Entity Managers
– Application-Managed Entity Managers
– Finding Entities Using the EntityManager
– Managing an Entity Instance’s Lifecycle
– Persisting Entity Instances
– Removing Entity Instances
– Synchronizing Entity Data to the Database
– Persistence Units
▪ Querying Entities
– Java Persistence query language (JPQL)
– Criteria API
▪ Entity Relationships
– Direction in Entity Relationships
– Bidirectional Relationships
– Unidirectional Relationships
– Queries and Relationship Direction
– Cascade Operations and Relationships

● Java Web Applications
o Web Applications – An Overviewo Web Components
o JEE Containers
● Introduction to Servlets API and Ease of Development through Annotations
o Introduction to Servlet
o Role of Servlets in Web Application Design
o Advantages of Servlets
o Basic Servlet Architecture: Servlet Container
o Servlet Lifecycle
o Ease of Developing Servlets through Annotations
o Retrieving Information from HTML Page
● Request Object
o Processing Get and Post Requests from Web Clients
o Request Dispatcher
● Listener
● Session Tracking
o Introduction and Need for Session Tracking
Different Techniques for Session Manage

  • Spring Core Introduction / Overview
  • Spring Container
  • Dependency Injection
  • Metadata / Configuration
  • Spring MVC framework
  • SPRING BOOT Introduction
  • Using Spring Boot
  • Spring Boot Essentials
  • Spring Data JPA
  • Spring Data REST

Frontend

  •  HTML Level One Introduction
  •  HTML Part One Basics
  • Basic Tagging
  • Paragraph, Styles, Formating, Quotation, Lists
  • Color, Links, Images Divs and Spans
  • Blocks & Inline, Ids, Classes, Attributes
  • Tables, IFrames
  • Forms Basics, Input types and Attributes
  • Form Elements and Labels
  • Forms and Selections
  • Some Advanced Topics
  • Introduction
  • Inline, Internal, External  CSS
  • The Anatomy of CSS Syntax
  • CSS Selectors
  • Classes vs. Ids
  • What Are Favicons?
  • Color, Background, Padding
  • Border, Margin, Box, Model
  • Outline, Text, Icons
  • Position, Float, Opacity
  • Creating Navigation
  • Creating Dropdown
  • CSS Forms, Counters
  • Website Layout
  • Introduction to Bootstrap
  • Introduction
  • Getting Started with Bootstrap
  • Bootstrap Basics
    – Bootstrap grid system
    – Bootstrap Basic Components
  • Bootstrap Components
    – Page Header
    – Breadcrumb
    – Button Groups
    – Dropdown
    – Nav & Navbars
  • JavaScript Essentials
  • ES6 & Typescript
    – Var, Let and Const keyword
    – Arrow functions, default arguments
    – Template Strings, String methods
    – Object de-structuring- Spread and Rest operator
    – Typescript Fundamentals
    – Types & type assertions, Creating custom object types, function types
    – Typescript OOPS – Classes, Interfaces, Constructor, etc
  • Asynchronous Programming in ES6
    – Promise Constructor
    – Promise with Chain
    – Promise Race
  • What is Tailwind CSS?
  • Overview of utility-first CSS framework
  •  Installation

    • Installing via CDN
    • Installing using npm/yarn
    • Setting up with frameworks (React, Vue, Angular)
  • Responsive Design

    •  Mobile-first approach
    •  Using responsive utilities (sm:, md:, lg:, etc.)
  • Pseudo-Class Variants

    •  Hover, focus, active, etc.
    • Group hover and focus-within
  • Pseudo-Class Variants

    •  Hover, focus, active, etc.
    • Group hover and focus-within
  • Spacing Utilities

    • Margin and padding (m-4, p-2, etc.)
    • Negative margins
  • Shadow and Effects

    •  Box shadows (shadow-sm, shadow-lg)
    •  Opacity and blur
  •  
  • React Introduction
  • React Essential Features and Syntax
  • React Components, Props, State & Events
  • Rendering Lists
  • Styling Components
  • Debugging React Apps
  • React Fragments, Portals & Refs
  •  AdvanceReact
    • useEffect
    • useEffect & Dependencies
    • useReducer() Hook
    • useReducer vs useState
    • React Context API
  • React Component life cycle
  • React Component in Details
  • HTTP Requests/Ajax Calls
  • React Routing
  • React Forms and Form Validation
  • Deploying React App to the Web
  • Testing React apps with Redux
  • Introduction
  • Application Deployment

Database

  • Introduction to SQL
  • SQL Basics
  • Data Filtering & Operators
  • SQL Functions
  • Grouping & Aggregation
  • Table Operations
  • Data Manipulation (DML)
  • Joins in SQL
  • Subqueries & Advanced Filters
  • Keys & Relationships
  • Views, Index, Transactions
  • Stored Procedures, Triggers, Functions
  • Performance & Security

Misc

  • Introduction to TypeScript :
    • What is TypeScript?
    • Difference between JavaScript and TypeScript
    • Why use TypeScript?
    • TypeScript Installation (Node.js + tsc)
    • First TypeScript file (.ts) and Compilation

  • Type System Basics:
    • Basic Types:

      • string, number, boolean, any, void, null, undefined

    • Type Inference

    • Type Annotations

    • Union & Intersection Types

    • Literal Types

    • Tuples and Enums

    • Type Aliases

  • Functions in TypeScript :
    • Function Parameter Types

    • Optional and Default Parameters

    • Return Type Annotations

    • Function Overloading

    • Arrow Functions

  • Objects and Interfaces
    • Object Type Annotation

    • interface vs type

    • Optional & Readonly Properties

    • Extending Interfaces

    • Interface vs Class

    • Index Signatures

  • Advanced Types
    • Generics

      • Generic Functions

      • Generic Interfaces and Classes

    • Keyof, typeof, ReturnType, Parameters

    • Mapped Types

    • Conditional Types

    • Type Guards (typeof, instanceof, custom guards)

  • Bonus Modules: 
  • TypeScript Interview Questions & Answers (Basic to Advanced)
  • Building a Full-Stack App with TypeScript + Node + React
  • Error Handling in TS
  • TypeScript with Redux Toolkit
  • Unit Testing with Jest in TypeScript
  • Introduction to Next.js.
  • Pages & Routing
  • Rendering Methods
  • Components & Styling
  • API Routes
  • Data Fetching & State Management
  • Forms, Auth, and Middleware
  • Next.js with TypeScript
  • App Router (Next.js 13+ and 14)
  • Introduction Regular Expressions
  • The java.util.regex package – Pattern & Matcher class
  • Input validation with Regular Expression

Development

  • Introduction
  • Application Deployment

 Note: Content may Subject to Change by REGex as per Requirement

Extra Sessions

Additinal Session on GIT, Linux, Docker, AWS Basics, Jenkins and many more for all students.

Projects you will work on

Live Client Projects With Development Team Under The Guidance Of Mentor

Fee Structure

Indian Fee (Physical)

Price: ₹60,000/- 

Indian Fee (Online)

Price: ₹60,000/- 

International Fee

Price: $1500 

Fee can be paid as No Cost EMI @5000/month

Cashback Policy

  • You will get your Unique Referral Code after successful paid registration.
  • You will get ₹2500 Cashback directly in your account for each paid registration from your Unique Referral Code on monthly basis(After Closing Registrations of this program) .
  • For Example:- If we received 10 paid registration from your Unique Referral Code then you will receive ₹2500*10 = ₹25,000 on monthly basis.
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