NEP-ready courses your students
actually get credit for.
Degree colleges, autonomous colleges and polytechnics can now run AI and blockchain as credit-bearing courses under NEP 2020. We deliver the course, train your faculty alongside, and assess students on what they build.
NEP opened the door. Most colleges have nobody to teach it.
Multidisciplinary and skill-based credits are permitted — but AI and blockchain need people who work with these tools, and those people are not usually on a college payroll. That is the part we supply.
Mapped to your credits
Courses structured to fit your existing credit and semester framework under NEP 2020 — as a skill enhancement course, an elective or a minor track.
Taught by practitioners
The trainer in the room works with the technology. Students get current tooling and real workflows, not slides written three syllabi ago.
Your faculty trained too
Nominated faculty sit through delivery and get a train-the-trainer track, so by the second or third cohort the course can run in-house.
What we teach on campus
Each runs as a credit-bearing course, a semester elective or a short intensive — your academic calendar decides which.
Blockchain
Fundamentals, consensus, smart contracts and deployment. Currently running as a full NEP course at Atria University, Bengaluru.
Applied AI
Practical machine learning and generative AI — building, evaluating and deploying, with the judgement to know which tool fits the problem.
AI in fraud detection
Anomaly detection and risk scoring on financial data — the session we ran for GNA University, available as a full course.
Data skills
The analysis foundation most AI courses assume and few teach properly — data handling, statistics and honest interpretation.
Faculty development
FDP-format programs for your teaching staff, as delivered to teachers at NIFT Panchkula on AI and blockchain.
Student workshops
Short intensives that open a subject up — like Blockchain for Beginners at Lovely Professional University.
Already running under NEP
Atria University in Bengaluru runs our blockchain course as part of its NEP offering — coordinated by Palakpreet Singh and taught by Prakash Shelar.
- Credit-bearing, delivered inside the university's own framework
- First principles through smart contracts and deployment
- Assessed on built projects, not written recall
- Faculty engaged through the course, not handed a recording
How an engagement is structured
From first call to first class
Academic fit
We look at your programs, the credit slots available under NEP and which cohort makes sense to start with. Usually one course, one semester.
Course design
You get the syllabus, session plan, lab requirements, assessment scheme and the trainer's profile in writing before anything is approved.
Delivery
Our trainer runs the course on your campus to your calendar, with your nominated faculty in the room throughout.
Handover or extend
Review the cohort's outcomes, then either certify your faculty to run it in-house or extend to the next course in the track.
Talk to us about a course
Tell us your programs and the semester you are planning for, and we will come back with a syllabus, a session plan and what it costs.