No self-reported progress. No participation trophies. Your real GitHub work is reviewed every day, graded automatically, and published. Here's the exact system.
The same loop, every week, for 14 weeks
Pravin opens with the helicopter view of the week's topic and teaches the key concepts. Then 3–4 assignments are taught live with theory and hands-on demos — followed by peer reviews and Champion of the Week.
Re-watch the session, take notes, revise the concepts, and start your assignment in your own GitHub fork of the DMI template repo.
Build the assignments in your fork — real files, real commits, your repo. Live assignment help from co-mentors in the evenings, and doubts cleared in the Discord community.
Push your completed work to GitHub by end of day. Your work lives in public — that's the point, it becomes evidence.
The review agent checks every file of your work against the week's checklist and updates your public badge page and the leaderboard — daily, not just at week's end.
A weekly LinkedIn post and blog post about what you built earn points too — and build your public presence.
Self-Paced students follow the same loop at their own pace — same assignments, same daily grading, no live sessions.
Graded automatically, the same rules for everyone
| What | Points |
|---|---|
| Each assignment file passing all checks | 20 |
| Weekly LinkedIn post (URL in your progress table) | 10 |
| Weekly blog post (must load + credit DMI) | 30 |
| Live-session attendance (per slot: Morning · Mid · Evening) | 10 each |
Live-session attendance applies to the live cohort and counts from Week 4 onward.
Every student gets a public badge page: week-by-week scores, passing checks, LinkedIn and blog links — updated automatically after every review run. This page is public. Put it in your CV. Hiring managers can click every claim.
See the live leaderboard → Click any student's name to open their real badge page.