Pay after placement
Gamut Gurus Pay After Placement (GGPAP) is a job seeker's friendly On Job Training (OJT) model program. You get trained in the selected primary technology + add-on good to have skill courses + industry readiness soft skills & project management courses. This is a Master course that makes you master in the technology and corporate world. This GGPAP training happens on live projects in real software company. You can also take this program completely Online. You get experiential learning by spending 6 days a week, 6-8 hours/day, like a real software engineer. No phobia of software job & real-time work!
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