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Learn to build.
Build to learn.
Learn programming by building real projects — in our Payyanur classroom or live online.
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psql · student_db
- next_batch
- 6 October 2026
- seats
- 18 seats per batch
- campus
- Near Bus Stand, Payyanur
- mode
- Offline · Live online
- Python
- Java
- JavaScript
- React
- Node.js
- Flutter
- SQL
- MongoDB
- C/C++
- Git
- Python
- Java
- JavaScript
- React
- Node.js
- Flutter
- SQL
- MongoDB
- C/C++
- Git
Why DB Madeez
Four entities. One relation: you leave with work you can show, not notes you cannot run.
Learn by Building
learn_by_buildingShip real projects, not just theory.
Every course ends in work another student can clone. Reviews happen on the repo, not on a mark sheet alone.
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- colweekly_review
- colpublic_demo
Offline + Online
offline_onlinePayyanur classroom, or live from anywhere.
Same syllabus, same mentors, same demo day. Sit near the bus stand or join the live batch on a laptop.
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Mentor-Led
mentor_ledCode reviews and interview prep.
Someone reads your code. Mock interviews and portfolio walkthroughs are part of the last weeks — not a placement promise.
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- colviva
- colportfolio
Database-First
database_firstThe DB edge — fundamentals that stick.
If you cannot draw the tables, you are not ready to build the app. Schema, keys, and queries come before frameworks.
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- colsql
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How it works
A one-way process. Once a step is fixed, you do not wash it back — you ship the next one.
01
Pick a Course
Eight courses, published prices, offline or live online. Choose the entity you will inhabit for the next months.
02
Learn the Concepts
Live sessions, lab hours, and homework that compiles. Mentors interrupt early, while the mistake is still cheap.
03
Build Real Projects
Three concrete builds per course. The repo is the record. If it is not in Git, it did not happen.
04
Demo, Deploy & Get Certified
You present. One project gets a URL. You leave with a certificate and a walkthrough you can do without slides.
The catalogue
Eight courses. Published prices. Offline in Payyanur or live online. Pick an entity and inhabit it.
Python Programming
₹25,000
Write Python that stores, queries, and ships — three projects, one Git repo.
- duration
- 3 months
- mode
- OfflineOnline
you will build
- Expense tracker with SQLite
- Public-data scraper + report
- Smart attendance system
Java Development
₹25,000
Typed, structured Java — from console systems to a small Spring API.
- duration
- 3 months
- mode
- OfflineOnline
you will build
- Library desk system
- Quiz API in Spring Boot
- Campus inventory service
MERN Full-Stack
₹45,000
MongoDB, Express, React, Node — two major apps and a chat product you can demo.
- duration
- 6 months
- mode
- OfflineOnline
you will build
- E-commerce platform
- Real-time chat app
- Batch portal
Flutter Mobile App Dev
₹35,000
One codebase, two phones — three apps talking to Firebase.
- duration
- 4 months
- mode
- OfflineOnline
you will build
- Food delivery app
- Campus notes locker
- Habit tracker
Data Science & AI
₹50,000
From messy tables to a model you can defend — plus a working chatbot.
- duration
- 6 months
- mode
- OfflineOnline
you will build
- Student performance model
- Image classifier pipeline
- AI chatbot assistant
C/C++ Fundamentals
₹20,000
Memory, pointers, and structures — the layer every other language sits on.
- duration
- 2 months
- mode
- OfflineOnline
you will build
- Student record system
- Mini shell
- Structure visualiser
Pages that work at 360px, announce themselves to a screen reader, and move with JS you wrote.
- duration
- 2 months
- mode
- OfflineOnline
you will build
- Institute landing page
- Personal portfolio
- Interactive quiz
SQL & Databases
₹20,000
The DB in our name — schema, keys, joins, and reports you can defend in a viva.
- duration
- 2 months
- mode
- OfflineOnline
you will build
- College schema + mark reports
- Retail inventory
- Normalized library
Student projects
A wall of shipped work. These are the rows the hero query returns — representative student builds, not hired case studies.
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courseSmart Attendance System
A class roster that marks itself. Faces match against the day’s list; the log is a table you can query.
- Python
- OpenCV
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courseAI Chatbot Assistant
Answers drawn from a small knowledge set — every reply can be traced to a source row.
- React
- Node.js
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courseE-commerce Platform
Catalogue to order history. Cart state, checkout, and an admin view a mentor can break on purpose.
- MongoDB
- Express
- React
- Node.js
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courseHospital Management System
Patients, visits, and bills as tables with keys. The interesting part is the report, not the form.
- .NET
- SQL
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courseFood Delivery App
Menus, cart, and live-ish order status on a phone. Built to be demoed in a canteen, not a slide.
- Flutter
- Firebase
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courseReal-time Chat App
Rooms and presence. The other tab updates while you are still typing — then you explain how.
- Socket.io
- React
From the guest ledger
Three notes from college students who sat the batch. Composite voices based on typical classroom stories — not paid endorsements.
“I joined after second-year internals. The Python batch did not let me submit a notebook and leave — I had to demo the attendance tool on a classmate. That is the first thing I show in interviews now.”
Anjali K.
BCA, Payyanur College · Python Programming
“MERN is six months and they mean it. My e-commerce project broke in review week. Fixing the order table taught me more than the happy-path tutorials I had been copying.”
Rahul M.
B.Tech CSE, GCE Kannur · MERN Full-Stack
“I came from BSc Maths and was scared of ‘coding institute’ energy. SQL & Databases felt like the subject I already liked, just stricter. I can open a blank query tab now without performing panic.”
Fathima S.
BSc Mathematics, NAS College · SQL & Databases
Questions before you join
Modes, fees, certificates, and the thing we will not claim.
Both. The classroom is near the bus stand in Payyanur. Live online batches follow the same syllabus, same mentors, and the same demo day. Every course lists both modes.
The next intake is 6 October 2026 — weekday evenings plus a Saturday classroom session. Seats are capped at 18 per batch. Message us on WhatsApp to hold a seat; dates can shift if a batch fills early.
Prices on this site are the course fees in INR. Two-part payment is available on courses of four months or longer — ask on WhatsApp for the split that applies to the course you want. There is no extra ‘admission fee’ on top of the listed price.
Yes. You receive a DB Madeez certificate after you demo and submit the course projects. The certificate names the course and the hours; the portfolio is the stronger proof.
No. We help with résumé structure, a project walkthrough, and mock interviews in the last weeks. We do not publish placement percentages or hiring-partner lists, and we will not promise a job.
Yes. Most batches mix CS, BCA, BSc, and the occasional commerce student. Web Fundamentals, Python, and SQL & Databases are the usual first entities. If you can attend live and do the weekly work, you are eligible.
Seats are limited per batch.
18 seats per batch. Next intake 6 October 2026. Message the desk and we will tell you what is still open.