Applications open · closes 12 September 2026
AI & Data Science Bootcamp
4 weeks, live online, starting 15 September 2026. Admission is by entrance assessment and the cohort is capped at 60 places. It is a paid programme — the fee is shared with candidates who are selected.
Apply for the Bootcamp4 weeks — 15 September 2026 to 12 October 2026
Live online — 8 live sessions, Tuesdays & Saturdays at 9:00 PM PKT
Admission by entrance assessment — Python basics and logical reasoning
60 seats, one mentor per 30 participants
What you work through
Four weeks, 19 tasks, one project you can show.
The cohort runs on practical work rather than lectures. Each live session opens a topic; the daily tasks are where you actually learn it, and every one comes back with written feedback from a mentor. It finishes with a Demo Day, where you present what you built.
- Python foundations — syntax, data structures, and writing code you can read back
- Working with real data — cleaning, reshaping and summarising messy datasets
- Analysis and visualisation — finding a result and making it legible to someone else
- Machine learning foundations — training, evaluating and knowing when a model is wrong
- Practical AI APIs — building something useful on top of a model you did not train
- A Demo Day project, presented to the cohort
How to get a place
Four steps, and the assessment decides.
Apply online
Fill in the form and attach your CV. Applying is free, and applications close on 12 September 2026.
Sit the entrance assessment
Applicants who qualify are invited to a short assessment covering Python basics and logical reasoning. It decides admission.
Confirm your place
Selected candidates receive the fee and payment details directly. Places are confirmed once payment is received.
Start on 15 September 2026
8 live sessions, Tuesdays & Saturdays at 9:00 PM PKT, with daily tasks in between and every session recorded.
Questions
Before you apply.
How much does it cost?
Applying is free. The programme itself is paid, and the amount and payment details are shared directly with candidates who are selected — after the entrance assessment, not before.
Do I need programming experience?
Some. The entrance assessment covers Python basics and logical reasoning, so you should be comfortable writing simple Python before you apply. Applicants who do not qualify are pointed at a free foundation course.
Is it online or on-site?
Live online. 8 live sessions, Tuesdays & Saturdays at 9:00 PM PKT. Every session is recorded, so you can take part from anywhere in Pakistan and catch up if you miss one.
How much time does it take each week?
Two live sessions a week plus daily practical tasks — 19 across the 4 weeks. The session times are fixed; the tasks you fit around them.
What do I get at the end?
A certificate of completion, the project you present at Demo Day, and the work in your GitHub history. No stipend is paid — this is a training programme, not employment.
How many places are there?
60, with one mentor per 30 participants. Applications close on 12 September 2026, or earlier if the cohort fills.
60 places. Applications close 12 September 2026.
This is a fixed cohort, not a rolling intake. Apply now and you will be invited to the entrance assessment.
Apply for the Bootcamp