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Baking Your Code To Give You A Pie

Live coding classes for class 6 to college. Small batches, a real mentor and real projects — in Hinglish.

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a month, from
₹1,500
students max per batch
30
months per program
6
project every month
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Tools you'll use like a real developer

  • Python
  • HTML
  • CSS
  • JavaScript
  • React
  • Django
  • PostgreSQL
  • Git
  • GitHub
  • VS Code
  • Terminal
  • REST APIs

Who is this for

Find your path in 3 taps.

Question 1 of 3

Which class are you in?

Or go straight to a program: Starter (Class 6 to 10) · Builder (Class 11–12, college students and adult beginners) · Career (Final-year students, graduates and job seekers)

How it works

Six months. Six levels. One project each.

Tap a level to see what you learn and what you build.

Level 1 · Month 1

How computers and the internet work

  • What a computer does: input, processing, memory, output
  • Files, folders, the keyboard shortcuts every coder uses
  • How a website reaches your phone: browsers, servers, URLs
  • Thinking like a programmer: steps, decisions and repetition

You build

A 'quiz about me' program in Python

Try it

Play what you'll build.

These are real, working mini-apps. In a few weeks you write ones like them yourself.

guess.py

I'm thinking of a number from 1 to 20. Tap your guess!

Tries: 0

The kind of project you build in Starter, month 2

A week with us

Small, steady steps every week.

Tap a day. School comes first, so classes fit around it.

Live class

Live class 1

90 minutes. A new idea, then you code it live with the mentor in Hinglish.

An example week for a school batch. College batches run on weekday evenings. Exact days depend on your batch.

How industry works

Learn the habits companies expect.

Not only syntax. You work the way real teams do, from day one.

  • Git and GitHub

    Every project is version-controlled, with branches and commits like a real team.

  • Tickets

    Work is split into small tasks with clear 'done' criteria, just like at a company.

  • Standups

    Short check-ins: what you did, what is next, what is blocking you.

  • Code review

    A mentor reviews your code and explains how to make it better.

  • Deadlines

    Assignments have due dates, so you learn to plan and ship.

  • Documentation

    You write READMEs so anyone can run and understand your project.

Pricing

Honest prices. Cancel anytime.

No registration fee. 7-day money-back on your first payment.

Every month includes

  • 2 live classes a week (90 minutes each)
  • 1 weekly doubt and lab session
  • Recordings of every class, for your batch only
  • A weekly assignment with written feedback
  • One project every month
  • Batch community group with your mentor
  • Monthly progress report (sent to parents for under-18 students)
  • Level certificate after your capstone
Full pricing details

Your mentor

Learn from someone who ships.

const mentor = {
  name: "Abhishek",
  teaches: "Hinglish",
  reviews: "every PR",
}; 
FounderLead mentor

Abhishek Sharma

Full-stack developer · Founder of CodeBakerz

Abhishek builds web products for clients through CodeBakerz Studio. At CodeBakerz he teaches students the same workflow he uses on that client work — Git, tickets, code review and shipping on a deadline.

His classes are hands-on and in Hinglish: you write code in every session, push it to GitHub, and get honest, specific feedback on how to make it better.

  • Written feedback on every assignment
  • Real code reviews

Community

You never learn alone.

About the community
  • Your batch group

    Ask doubts any time, with your mentor in the group.

  • Demo days

    Show your project to classmates and parents.

  • Hack days

    Build something small with a team in a few hours.

  • Open sessions

    Talks and Q&A on careers and real projects.

For parents

Safe, structured and school-friendly.

  • Parent consent at signup for every student under 18
  • A progress report every month: attendance, assignments, mentor remarks
  • Parents can sit in on any class
  • 7-day money-back on the first payment, cancel anytime
Read the parents' guide

Founding batch

Our first reviews will come from you.

CodeBakerz batches are just starting, so we won't show made-up reviews. Join the founding batch, keep your joining price for 12 months, and help shape how we teach.

Book a free demo class
  • Try first, free

    Join a live demo class before you pay anything.

  • 7-day money-back

    Not for you? Get your first payment back within 7 days.

  • Parents welcome

    Parents can sit in on any class, any time.

  • Small batches

    At most 30 students, so the mentor knows your code.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

  • Classes in Hinglish, website in simple English
  • No job guarantees — just honest, real skills
  • 6 months per program, a project every month
Which program should I choose?

Starter is for class 6–10 students and complete beginners. Builder is for class 11–12, college students and adult beginners who want to build full-stack apps. Career is for final-year students, graduates and job seekers who can already code. If you are unsure, book a free demo class and the mentor will suggest a level.

What are the timings?

School batches run on weekends plus one weekday evening, so they never clash with school. College and working batches run on weekday evenings. The exact days and times are shown for each batch before you pay.

What is the 7-day money-back promise?

If you are not happy, ask for a refund within 7 days of your first payment for a new enrolment and you get your money back in full. Refunds go back to the original payment method within 5–7 working days. After 7 days there are no partial refunds, but you can cancel anytime.

Do you guarantee a job or placement?

No. Nobody honest can guarantee a job. What we promise is real skills, reviewed projects, industry habits and — in the Career program — serious interview preparation. Getting a job depends on your effort and the job market.

What device do I need?

A laptop or desktop computer (Windows, Mac or Linux). A phone or tablet is not enough for coding. For Builder and Career, 8 GB RAM or more is recommended.

Baking your code to give you a pie

Start with one free class.

Join a live demo class, meet the mentor and see how a CodeBakerz batch works. No payment, no pressure — decide after.

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