
Leadership in Teaching Excellence Programme.
"70 companies are a part of our network to give internship and placement opportunities to students skilled in Advanced Web Development.”
Admissions now open for the remaining 8285 Scholarships for Minor Degree and Open Elective in LITE Advanced Web Development. Students from 13 Institutes have already availed of scholarships in previous batches.
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Dynamic Curriculum by Industry Experts
Confidently, learn how to become a full-stack developer by learning from a curriculum designed and maintained by practising software engineering professionals.
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Vignesh Rajendran
Principal Engineer, Oracle
Vignesh is a seasoned UI Technology Evangelist with around 10 years of experience building and developing amazing User Experiences across various platforms and domains. He works with Oracle as a Principal Engineer solving UI engineering use cases for their Cloud and Cloud-native products. The stack he works on covers everything UI, although now he mainly codes on Javascript and Typescript. In leisure, he writes a lot and read a lot more.
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Melson J Zacharias
CTO, Perleybrook Labs LLC.
Melson is CTO at Perleybrook Labs LLC, where he primarily works with C++, Python, and Typescript. In his spare time, he would be reading a book or can be seen answering questions in StackOverflow.
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Avishek Jana
Co-Founder Principal Engineer, GEOGO Techsolutions Pvt. Ltd.
Avishek is an Engineer, a full-stack developer and an open-source contributor. Currently, he is working at GEOGO Techsolutions as Principal Engineer. He started his professional career in 2013 and worked on technologies like: Ruby on Rails, NodeJS, ReactJS, TypeScript etc. Apart from work, he loves to mentor and train fresh graduates to enhance their skills as per industry demands. Teaching is his way to contribute back to the society.
The curriculum is updated dynamically based on student/faculty feedback and changes in the industry
Beginner to advanced courses
The LITE Advanced Web Development curriculum is offered to students with four courses that has weightage of 18-20 credits
WD 101
Beginner - Getting Started with Javascript
WD 201
Intermediate - Server-side programming with Node.js
WD 301
Advanced - Front-end development with React & Typescript
WD 401
Industry - Getting ready for production deployment.
More advanced courses would be added to give a broader choice of specialisations.

Learner-Centered Classrooms
You shall be a part of a batch having students across 7 states in India to learn via Learner-Centered Classrooms under National Educational Policy 2020 (NEP 2020)
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Get Personalised Guidance
As a beginner, we expect you to make many mistakes. Get personalised guidance from LITE faculty members & student teaching assistants to find answers and confidently move ahead.

Dr. Srikanth R
Assistant Professor
Chaitanya Bharathi Institute of Technology, Hyderabad

Mrs. S Durga Devi
Assistant Professor
Chaitanya Bharathi Institute of Technology, Hyderabad

Mrs. M Lalitha
Assistant Professor
G.Narayanamma Institute of Technology and Science For Women,Hyderabad

Mrs. Manthena Deepthi
Assistant Professor
G.Narayanamma Institute of Technology and Science For Women,Hyderabad

Dr. Padmaja B
Associate Professor & Head
Institute of Aeronautical Engineering, Hyderabad

Mr. E Krishna Rao Patro
Assistant Professor
Institute of Aeronautical Engineering, Hyderabad

Dr. Roopa Chandrika
Professor
Malla Reddy College of Engineering and Technology, Hyderabad

Dr. S. Shanthi
Head of the Department CSE
Malla Reddy College of Engineering and Technology, Hyderabad

Dr. Ahmad Jamal
Assistant Professor
Tula's Institute, Dehradun

Mr. Tejas Chauhan
Assistant Professor
Marwadi University

Ms. Dipti Theng
Assistant Professor
G H Raisoni College of Engineering, Nagpur

Ms. Jyoti Anand
Assistant Professor
University of Engineering and Management, Jaipur

Ms. Hiral M. Patel
Assistant Professor
Sankalchand Patel College of Engineering, Visnagar

Mr. Ganesh Deshmukh
Assistant Professor
Vardhaman College of Engineering, Shamshabad

Mr. Prajwal Maredukonda
Assistant Professor
Vardhaman College of Engineering, Shamshabad

Mrs. Savita Ajay Kumbhare
Assistant Professor
Pimpri Chinchwad College of Engineering (PCCoE), Pune

Mr. Shailesh Hule
Assistant Professor
Pimpri Chinchwad College of Engineering (PCCoE), Pune

Joshi Padma Narasimhachari
Assistant Professor
Sreyas Institute of Engineering and Technology

N. Santhosh Ramchander
Assistant Professor
Sreyas Institute of Engineering and Technology

Mr. Rakesh Kumar
Assistant Professor
Tula's Institute, Dehradun

Dr. Damodharan Palaniappan
Sr.Assistant Professor
Marwadi University

Mr. Patel Mehulkumar Shankarlal
Assistant Professor
Sankalchand Patel College of Engineering, Visnagar

Mr. Sameer B.Patil
Assistant Professor
KIT's College of Engineering, Kolhapur

Dr. Bhavani Sankar Panda
Professor
Raghu Engineering College, Visakhapatnam

Dr. Meena Bhagavathula
Assistant Professor
Raghu Engineering College, Visakhapatnam
Dr. Kamble Shiva Kumar
Assistant Professor
ACE Engineering College, Hyderabad
Prof. Gyara Monika
Assistant Professor
ACE Engineering College, Hyderabad

Prof. P. Anitha
Assistant Professor
Hindusthan College of Engineering and Technology, Coimbatore

Prof. Ruchita Shah
Assistant Professor
Department Of Computer Science Faculty Of Management And Technology Gujarat Vidyapith Ahmedabad

Dr. Sanjay Nalbalwar
Professor & Head (E&TE)
Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Technological University, Lonere

Prof. Ria Bandyopadhyay
HOD (CST)
JIS School Of Polytechnic, Kalyani

Dr. Nilesh B. Fal Dessai
Associate Professor and HOD
Goa College of Engineering, Ponda, Goa
There is no speed limit for learning.
As a beginner, we expect you to make many mistakes. Get personalised guidance from LITE faculty members & student teaching assistants to find answers and confidently move ahead.
GDC batch students have completed a WD curriculum in
12 Weeks
Web Development 101:
1 Day
Web Development 201:
6 Weeks
Web Development 301:
6 Weeks
Student Internship Showcase
Click on any student below to see the live software engineering work being done by GDC Interns
Build a Successful Career
Your learning efforts to complete the curriculum shall deliver a successful career.

Shailesh Anand from the GDC Fellowship batch has completed the curriculum as well as the internship and got placed in Google at 28 lacs CTC.
Powerful Alumni Network
Since 2016, 770 students have graduated from our courses/programmes to work at leading startups and corporations.

Join a proven career pathway
Approved by the “All India Council for Technical Education” as National Model Curriculum for Indian Universities

Step 1
Learn Web Development 101
Duration: 15 hours / 1 Academic Credit
Learn to write code the way professionals do and build a simple website.
Step 2
Admission to Web Development 201
Duration: 300 hours/ 18-20 Academic Credits.
Once you complete WD 101 course successfully, you shall be admitted to Web Development 201 course with a full scholarship.(first come, first served basis)
Step 3
Start Learning with peers from across the country
All eligible students, who apply, will be onboarded to the WD 101 course as part of the Minor Degree or as an Open Elective, based on the Institute approval.
Upon successful completion of WD 101, students will be onboarded to WD 201 on a full scholarship basis. (until the available scholarships gets exhausted)
Step 4
Become a Teaching Assistant
Learners who complete WD 201 shall be onboarded as teaching assistants to pass on their knowledge to other students and receive a stipend & certificate.
Step 5
Gain Internships through the Hiring Network
An increasing list of companies are participating to onboard full-stack developer interns as you finish your courses.
Step 6
An Opportunity to Contribute to Digital Public Goods
Selected learners who demonstrate the application of skills ahead of peers shall be invited to join the GDC Batch of 2022 and contribute towards building Digital Public Goods along with the title of National Software Engineering Fellow.
Programme Partners:

Step 7
Get a Minor Degree in Advanced Web Development
Be among the pioneers who graduate from University with a B.Tech/BE in X with a Minor Degree in Advanced Web Development; where X = your current branch of study. If you have opted as Open Electives, this will contribute towards your graduating degree.
Step 8
Join a growing Alumni Network
Graduating WD students can join over 770 alumni working in companies.
Step 9
Contribute as an Industry Teaching Fellow
Vamsi Krishna is a Teaching Fellow who graduated in this programme during July-December 2019 and is now working at Hottinger Brüel & Kjær (HBK) as a Software Engineer. He shares the knowledge gained from the industry by upgrading the curriculum for new learners.
Key Timelines
Timeline
Events
23 February 2023
• Application Open for LITE Minor Degree and Open Elective Batch 2 2023
From 23 February 2023 onwards
• Student onboarding for Batch 2 2023
9 March 2023
• Deadline for submission of application for WD02Y23
14 March 2023
• Deadline for students to complete WD 101 course to get onboarded for WD 201 course
15 March 2023
• Final onboarding to WD201 course for students who complete WD101
24 May 2023
• Deadline for students to complete WD 201 course
14 June 2023
• Deadline for students to submit the WD201 final capstone project
Note: Students who complete WD 101 will be onboarded to WD 201 course within 24 hours of completion.
How to apply?
Application Closed.
Your admission to the courses as a part of the minor degree or as open elective is based solely on a demonstration of learning interest and by completing the Web Development 101 course and not any prior knowledge or marks.
Participating Institutions
To start with, students from the following LITE Institutions are eligible to apply.




















If your institution is not listed,register your interest here Many institutions are in the approval process
Testimonials

I came to know about the fellowship opportunity from my professors. The course seemed promising as I had some knowledge about Frontend Development, but this seemed like a good chance to dive deeper. Apart from the interesting and well-paced course, what's really inspiring is the constant help and support from the mentors round the clock. After the course, I felt much more confident as a Full Stack Web Developer. The course was followed by a 6 month internship. I had the chance to work on industry-level projects and contributed to various Covid-19 related projects that helped the government of Kerala and 4 other states to combat the ongoing pandemic. Thus, apart from the fact that it helped me gain experience, it filled me with immense satisfaction for helping out others in times of need. It was an inspiring and encouraging push for my career and I feel grateful for it.
Shailesh Aanand
(CEF Batch #1)

I began my software engineer journey during the covid pandemic. I discovered an interest in Web improvement. I learned concepts of Javascript, React environment, MongoDb and NodeJs. However, I want to get my hands dirty, and I want to work on real-world projects. I got an email from the school about the CoronaSafe Network and I quickly applied. After finishing the assignment I got chosen for the interview. As it was my first interview I was very nervous. Jasim took my interview and he was excessively amicable to the point that I forgot It was the interview. On 14 Jan, the selected student list was announced and I was stunned! I got chosen for the fellowship. Out of 50,000+applicants, only 24 students were selected and I was one of them. After smooth onboarding, we began to work on the ARIKE project. Sharing your ideas with team members and understanding other's opinions is only possible if you work in a team environment. I learned the software development process, how to organize your code, got real-world experience of Typescript and React projects. I learned to optimize code and much more. The main thing I like about fellowship is you don't have to compromise your academics. This is what I was expecting from the fellowship. Coronsafe Fellowship was above my expectations. Coronasafe Engineering Fellowship is one of the best things that happened to my software developer journey. Smooth onboarding, friendly mentors, everything is just perfect. It was a nice experience working with industry experts.
Swapnil Jagtap
(CEF Batch #1)

Before joining the fellowship, all I knew was to code in a few languages but if asked to develop an entire web app on my own, I would have probably passed on the opportunity. Even with so many tutorials online, I often get confused about where to start and what topics are worth learning. That is when I chanced upon this fellowship and decided to give it a shot. I saw the coding assignment given to us as an opportunity to build a project for my Github profile and I even took the risk of coding in a language that I had only learnt for three months then. One thing led to the other and I am super grateful to have been selected for this fellowship! The 10-week training that we had, opened me up to the world of web development which I probably would not have explored without the motivation and sense of community I experienced from my mentors and peers. With a well-defined curriculum, we were encouraged to ask doubts no matter how small they were and I loved how we were pushed to explore concepts beyond the material given. Pointers on how programming in the tech industry should be done were immensely helpful and have changed the way I think while writing code. My first ever web app and first-ever pull request for an open-source project are only a few of many opportunities that this fellowship has created for me and I couldn't have asked for more!
Samyuktha Ganeshkumar
(CEF Batch #1)
Important
- Students can apply and get onboarded to the WD101 course between 23 February 2023 to 9 March 2023. We recommend that you submit your application earlier in order to give yourself more time to complete the WD101 course.
- Students who are not keeping up with the course work within the set timelines shall be dropped out of the course and will lose their scholarship.
- Students who already availed scholarship for WD 201 in Minor Degree Batch 2 2022 can avail the course on a paid basis in Batch 2 of 2023. The application link has been already shared with all B02Y22 students over email.
Application Closed.
Code of Conduct
Students shall adhere to the Code of Conduct and provide only truthful information. Any discrepancies shall lead to withdrawal of scholarship and being dropped from the course.
Questions?
Please refer to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) document, as you will find the answers to the questions most commonly asked by students. If you still need help, please get in touch with your faculty, who shall reach out to us.