Python & Django Backend Course in Kerala

No. The course begins with Phase 01 — Foundations, which assumes you have never written code before. If you already know some Python, those first weeks will move quickly for you and act as a solid revision before the advanced material begins.

The programme runs for 3 months — 12 weeks in four phases of three weeks each. Plan for live sessions plus roughly 6 to 8 hours a week of independent practice and project work. The practice is where the learning actually happens.

All classes run in the morning — we do not currently offer evening batches. Sessions are live online, so students from Kochi, Ernakulam, Thrissur, Kottayam, Kollam, Alappuzha, Calicut and Trivandrum all join the same batch. Every session is recorded and made available, so a missed class is something you can catch up on rather than fall behind on. Tell us your preferred morning batch in the enquiry form and we will confirm the dates and timings that fit.

Any laptop running Windows, macOS or Linux with at least 8GB of RAM and a stable internet connection is enough. Every tool we use — Python, VS Code, Git, PostgreSQL, Docker — is free and open source. We help you set all of it up in the first session.

Yes. Loopive issues a Certificate of Completion to every student who successfully completes the programme, which means attending the course, submitting the four portfolio projects and passing the final assessment. It is a course completion certificate you can share on LinkedIn and attach to applications — it is not a university or government-accredited qualification, and we would rather be clear about that than imply otherwise.

It is offered to every student who successfully completes the course — the same bar as the certificate: full attendance, all four projects submitted, and the final assessment passed. It is a one-month internship with Loopive, working on real project work under the supervision of our engineers, and it concludes with an experience letter. It is not automatic simply for enrolling; you have to finish the work.

We do not promise placement, and we would be careful with anyone who does. What we do is make you genuinely employable: four deployed projects on a portfolio site, a cleaned-up GitHub profile, a reviewed resume, mock technical interviews, and a month of real internship experience to put on it. The interviews are yours to win.

It is fully live online. There is no classroom to travel to, which means students anywhere in Kerala — Kochi, Ernakulam, Thrissur, Kottayam, Kollam, Alappuzha, Calicut, Trivandrum, Malappuram — or anywhere else in India can join the same batch. Sessions are taught live, not pre-recorded, and every one is recorded for you afterwards.

Fees depend on the batch and format, and instalment options are available. We do not publish a fixed figure because it changes between batches, and we would rather quote you accurately than advertise a number we then revise. Send an enquiry through the form on this page or message us on WhatsApp and we will share the current fee structure along with the upcoming batch dates.

No, and you will not need them for this course. This is a backend programme: Python, Django and REST API engineering. We deliberately do not teach frontend frameworks, because we would rather take you properly deep on the server side than give you a shallow pass over six technologies. If you want to add a frontend later, the API you build here is exactly what you would build it against.

A MERN or general full stack course spreads twelve weeks across JavaScript, React, Node and a database, which usually means none of it goes very deep. This course spends all twelve weeks on the Python backend: the Django ORM, REST Framework, JWT authentication, permissions and throttling, API testing, OpenAPI documentation, PostgreSQL in production and Docker. If you want to be the person who builds and ships the API rather than the person who styles the page, this is the one.

Django is the backend framework that gets Python developers hired. It carries authentication, an admin panel, an ORM and security defaults out of the box, and Django REST Framework is the standard way to build APIs on top of it. Together they take you from writing scripts to shipping software that other people and other applications can actually use.