No entrance exam. No fine print you find out about later.
Admission is an application, a short fit assessment appropriate to your chosen track, and a counselling call to confirm the program is the right match before you commit.
Four steps, described exactly as they run.
The whole thing exists to place you correctly — not to filter you out before you've had a conversation.
Application
A short form telling us who you are, where you're starting from, and which school you're drawn to. No entrance exam, no application fee gate.
Fit assessment
A short assessment appropriate to your chosen track. It exists to place you correctly, not to filter you out.
Counselling call
A 20-minute conversation covering curriculum, timing, delivery format and cost for your specific track — including an honest recommendation if a different track fits better.
Enrolment
Seat confirmation and cohort assignment. Financial assistance, if you raised it, is evaluated separately from your admission decision.
A 20-minute conversation, not a sales pitch.
A program counsellor walks you through curriculum, timing, delivery format options, and cost for your specific track — and will tell you honestly if a different track or school is a better fit, even if that means recommending you apply elsewhere in Marga.
- The right starting point for your background — foundational or specialist.
- Exact program length for the delivery format you choose.
- Exact fees for your track and format.
- Whether need-based financial assistance applies to your situation.
- What placement support actually includes, and what it doesn't.
No formal entrance exam. There's a short fit assessment appropriate to your chosen track — it exists so we place you in the right program, not so we can reject you.
No — admission and financial standing are evaluated separately. Your acceptance into a program isn't contingent on being able to pay full fees upfront.
It depends on the track. Foundational programs — Python, entry-level design tracks — are built for learners with no prior background. Advanced tracks like System Design & Architecture assume the fundamentals are already in place. Admissions confirms the right starting point on the call.
Talk to your program counsellor as early as possible if you think you're in the wrong track — switches are handled case by case and depend on seat availability in the track you're moving to.
Three starting points, one standard.
All within the same practitioner-led bar.
Job-ready faster than a degree gets you there
Foundational tracks assume no prior background and end in an artefact you can put in front of a hiring manager — which is exactly what a first resume is usually missing.
A deeper specialisation
If you already have the theory and none of the production experience, the specialist tracks close that gap directly rather than repeating what you've already been taught.
Switch domains, or move up
Hybrid and self-paced formats exist for exactly this. Same curriculum, same mentors, same placement process — the difference is format, not rigor.
Apply, or just book the call first.
Either is fine. Most people find the counselling call more useful before they've committed to a track — it costs you twenty minutes and gets you a straight answer about fit, timing, and cost.
- Three interview opportunities guaranteed for every learner who completes their course.
- Need-based financial assistance, evaluated case by case for verified candidates.
- Classroom, hybrid, or self-paced — your choice, on IT & Emerging Tech tracks.
Application / counselling request
Everything except your name, email and phone is optional — the call fills in the rest.