Frequently Asked Questions

Prerequisites vary by course. Beginner courses only expect basic computer skills and an interest in problem solving. Intermediate and advanced courses expect working knowledge of programming, and some list specific skills such as core Java, JavaScript, Python or Linux. Every course page lists its prerequisites.

Create a student account, open the course you are interested in, choose a batch and submit an enrolment request. Your request then appears in your student dashboard, and the DevCrest team will confirm the next steps.

Details of course completion credentials will be confirmed for each batch. DevCrest certificates are issued by DevCrest and are not a government or university accreditation.

Online Live batches are taught in live, interactive virtual sessions with hands-on labs and code reviews. Hybrid batches combine live online sessions with in-person workshops. Venue details for Hybrid batches are shared with enrolled students before the batch begins.

Contact your batch coordinator as early as possible. Arrangements for catching up on missed sessions are shared at the start of each batch.

You need a computer running Windows 10/11, macOS or Linux with at least 8 GB of RAM (16 GB is recommended for Docker, Kubernetes and machine learning courses), a stable internet connection, and permission to install developer tools such as VS Code, an IDE, Docker Desktop and Git.

Each course page shows its programme fee in Indian Rupees. Online payment is not yet available on this website; once you submit an enrolment request, the DevCrest team will share the confirmed fee and payment options with you.

Refunds, cancellations and batch transfers are governed by the Refund and Cancellation Policy. Please read it before you enrol, and contact us if your circumstances change.

DevCrest is Academics by nDash. nDash Private Limited operates DevCrest and is responsible for its courses and this website.