Forward Deployed Engineer (FDE) Course

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Registration of ₹75,000 covers the course. It is not a promise of a job. Pay after placement is three months of the CTC on the offer you accept, charged in EMIs only after you accept that offer. The fee is written out on Pay after placement.

A Forward Deployed Engineer works inside a customer's business and makes AI work on that customer's data. This course teaches that job in three months. The Whitefield classroom is FDE in Bangalore. Live online from any city is FDE in India.

It is not a first course in code. It assumes you can already write a short Python program. If you cannot, the Agentic AI course starts at Python and runs six months.

FDE is a job title, not a level. An IT-services AI team and a global AI company can both use it and pay very differently. The course teaches the work. It does not promise the title or the pay.

Only the modules named by Dr Krish Bharggav are listed. A topic that is not in this table is not part of the course.

1. Month 1 — Python, APIs and the client's data. An FDE starts inside someone else's systems. You write Python that calls APIs, reads the messy data a client hands over, and runs the same way twice. You also practise the first client meeting: what is the problem, who owns it, and what would count as done.
2. Month 2 — LLMs, RAG, agents and evaluation. You build the AI part: calling a large language model, grounding its answers in the client's documents with retrieval-augmented generation, and an agent that takes more than one step. Then you test it. An answer you cannot measure is not ready for a client.
3. Month 3 — Deploy, hand over, and the AI interview. You ship one end-to-end project the way an FDE would: scoped, deployed, demoed and handed over with notes someone else can run. The month closes with the free AI interview. The project is work you can walk through because you built it. It is not placed on a CV as employment.

The placement rule is the same as every BrowseJobs course. The interview comes before a seat you pay for.

The next step on the FDE course is the free AI interview, not a seat you pay for first. The clear mark is 75%. Score 75% or above and your CV goes to 3,000 HR recruiters. On BrowseJobs internal data, that score comes with an almost 60% higher chance of an interview call. Below 75%, you get a free counselling roadmap rather than a profile sent out in hope.

A person always releases the offer letter. Three months of class does not hire you. Nobody can guarantee employment. The market decides, and so does your performance. There is no fixed salary.

Based on BrowseJobs internal data. Historical figures — not a promise of individual outcome. Hiring depends on the live market and your performance.

Take it if you write code today and want to be the engineer the client talks to: a software, data, DevOps or cloud engineer, a support or solutions engineer, or a strong fresher who has already built something in Python.

Do not take it if you have never written a program. Do not take it if you need a guarantee of a job or a salary. We will not write one.

The other BrowseJobs courses run six months and register at ₹30,000. FDE runs three months, assumes you can code, and is taught at a more advanced level. Registration is ₹75,000.

Here, ₹75,000 covers the course. Pay after placement is three months of the CTC on the offer you accept, charged in EMIs after that acceptance. A slogan that says the course is free until you are hired is not this model.

If someone asks you to pay before the free steps, or promises a job for the fee, read how to spot a pay-after-placement scam.