Admissions Interest only

How a place is given.

No interview that depends on who you know. No unexplained rejection. One practical task, marked against a published rubric.

What admissions here means

  • Selection into a paid or scholarship-supported skills programme.
  • A certificate of completion issued by SETHUPATHI TECHNOLOGIES LLP.
  • No degree, no licence, no statutory qualification.

Not admission to a college or university, not a job or stipend, and no UGC or AICTE recognition is claimed.

[01] Eligibility

What you need, and what is still open.

Requirement Rule Status
Minimum age Not yet decided To be announced
Prior programming Not required Settled
Weekly commitment 10 to 15 hours (proposed) Proposed
Access to a computer Required for the labs Settled
Language English, with Tamil support Settled
Fee Published before applications open To be announced

We do not ask for caste, religion or family income, and we never will. Selection needs your work, your schedule and your contact details. Nothing else.

Selection, explained on film.

When it exists, this video walks through the two written questions, the practical task and how the rubric is applied. Until it does, the words on this page are the record.

To be published

How selection works

No video is embedded, because none exists yet. The admissions steps above are the same content in words.

[02] Process

From interest to onboarding.

  1. [01]

    Register interest

    Name and one contact. No documents, no forms to read before you know what you are signing up for.

    Open now
  2. [02]

    Application

    Five short questions: where you are now, what you have built, and why this programme.

    Opens with admissions
  3. [03]

    Practical task

    One task, published in advance on the practice tasks page. Forty-five to sixty minutes.

    Published in advance
  4. [04]

    Selection

    The task is marked against a rubric, then a short conversation about your answer.

    Within 14 days
  5. [05]

    Onboarding

    Fee, consent, account, and the date of the first session.

    Before month one
[03] Selection, waitlist, appeals and support

How the task is marked

Against a rubric published before the window opens: does the answer run, is the reasoning clear, and does it handle the edge case. Speed is not scored. A slow correct answer beats a fast wrong one.

If the cohort is full

Qualified applicants are placed on a waitlist in the order they were selected. If a place opens, the waitlist is contacted in that order, with 48 hours to accept.

Appeals

Any selection decision can be appealed in writing within seven days. The appeal is read by someone who made no decision on the original application. The outcome is written down and sent to you.

Learner support

Live mentor sessions, recorded lessons, a peer channel, and a written plan when you fall behind. If you are under 18, guardian consent and age-appropriate communication apply from day one.

[04] Register interest

One message now. The rest later.

Interest registration is not an application and creates no obligation on either side. We write when applications open, once.

Admissions: Interest only