Choose your goal / Preparing for a career
Preparing for a careerPrepare for your first job in technology
For graduates and job seekers: build the skills and the portfolio that entry-level roles ask for, with honest guidance on what to expect.
- Where to start
- Software development, data analytics, Tally and accounting, or CAD are the common starting routes. A counsellor helps you choose.
- What you show at the end
- Portfolio projects with trainer review, a Skill Passport you can share by private link, and AI mock-interview practice.
What you can expect to achieve
- Two or more portfolio projects you can demonstrate
- Interview practice and a resume built around your projects
- Realistic understanding of entry-level roles
Suggested routes
- Software Development for College and Career LearnersFrom Python basics to a full-stack application with GenAI.Start: Python — Beginner. Comfortable with a computer and English instructions. The first step teaches programming from the beginning.44 weeks · 504 training hours
- Data Analytics and Business IntelligenceExcel, Power BI and AI-assisted analysis for real business questions.Start: Advanced Excel + Power BI. Basic Excel (entering data, simple formulas). No programming needed to start.20 weeks · 186 training hours
- Applied Generative AI and AI DevelopmentBuild and evaluate practical AI applications.Start: Generative AI. Working Python: functions, files, JSON and calling a web API. An entry check is used before Generative AI.16 weeks · 160 training hours
- Tally, GST and Practical AccountingPractical books, GST entries and reconciliations in TallyPrime.Start: Tally Prime + GST. Basic arithmetic and computer use. Accounting concepts are taught from the start.26 weeks · 280 training hours
- CAD and Digital DesignAccurate 2D drawings, then 3D models.Start: AutoCAD. Comfortable with a computer. Basic geometry helps; no CAD experience needed.20 weeks · 240 training hours
Know the course you want? Browse all programmes.
What a counsellor will ask you
These questions help us suggest a sensible starting point. You do not need to prepare anything.
- What did you study, and when did you finish?
- Which kind of role are you aiming for?
- What have you already learnt on your own?
- How soon do you want to start applying?
Questions
- Do you guarantee a job?
- No. We prepare you for employment; we do not guarantee employment. Enrolled college and working learners can use the resume builder, AI mock-interview practice, the Skill Passport and openings that employers share with ADIVAS.
- Will I get a certificate?
- ADIVAS issues an institute certificate when the course requirements are met: the course weeks, the graded quizzes and, where recorded, attendance. It is an ADIVAS certificate, not an external or vendor qualification. Anyone can check a certificate with its code on our verification page.
- How much does it cost?
- Fees depend on the programme and batch. A counsellor shares current fees, batch timings and a suitable learning plan when you ask. Asking does not commit you to anything.
- Is the curriculum final?
- Our course outlines are drafts under academic review, and each course page says so. A counsellor confirms what the current batch covers before you join.
You can enquire yourself.