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How to Earn ₹1 Lakh Per Month ??@PWEarnersPC

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Key takeaways

Educational

Main ideas / concepts / lessons

  • Problem being addressed: Many Indian students struggle to get jobs; they need market-relevant skills and a platform to learn them.
  • Solution presented: A new learning platform offering job-oriented, in-demand courses taught with an emphasis on:
    • Current market demand
    • Learning from the basics to job-ready level
    • AI integration across most skills
    • Live teaching + live doubt sessions (not only “old recorded lectures”)

  • Core claim about earning: By learning these skills, students can become eligible for jobs, apply to companies, and do freelancing.

    The speaker states they are not literally guaranteeing jobs, but enabling skills.

  • Key requirement for learners: A laptop/computer and internet.

Course lineup (6 skills) + what’s taught

The speaker lists six computer-based courses currently offered, with AI elements where applicable:

  1. Video Editing + AI

    • Starts from very basics of editing software.
    • Covers tools and workflows, including traditional edits and advanced concepts like motion graphics elements.
    • Tools referenced: Premiere Pro, After Effects, and DaVinci Resolve.
    • Includes practical assignments/projects and guidance for freelancing/job readiness.

  2. Data Analytics (DA) + AI

    • Teaches DA using:
      • Python (Pandas)
      • SQL
      • Excel
    • Emphasis: DA is needed across industries (framed as “data is the new oil/currency”).
    • Theme repeated: AI is crucial, because AI may replace repetitive roles—so learners should build skills with AI.

  3. Coding + Web Development

    • Targets learners “from zero to 100.”
    • Topics mentioned:
      • HTML, CSS
      • Databases
      • Backend
      • Frontend + React
      • Git / GitHub
    • Positioned as beginner-friendly for non-technical backgrounds.

  4. C++ + DSA (Data Structures & Algorithms)

    • Clarifies a myth: you don’t need prior C/C++ knowledge; they teach from basics.
    • DSA roadmap mentioned:
      • Basic: arrays/strings, sorting, etc.
      • Intermediate: linked lists, tree-ish topics, queues/stacks, etc. (generically mentioned)
      • Advanced: DP, graphs, harder company interview patterns
    • Includes interview-focused prep: patterns, company-style questions, aptitude, and assessments/contests.

  5. AI & Machine Learning (AIML)

    • Designed for broad audiences (not limited to CS students).
    • Focus: how AI is integrated into industries (healthcare, finance, software, etc.).
    • Starts with data analytics basics/programming, then moves into AI concepts.

  6. Graphic Design + AI

    • Tools referenced: Photoshop and Illustrator.
    • Teaches real-world design tasks:
      • Posters, banners, thumbnails, logos (example mentioned: “PW wala” logo)
      • Design theory + practical workflows, including templates to save time
    • Includes guidance on building a portfolio and attracting clients (personal branding).

Teaching methodology / delivery model

How learning is delivered

  • Live courses (almost live / live sessions):
    • The speaker emphasizes avoiding the “only-recorded lecture” feel.
    • Includes live doubt sessions.
  • Example session structure (video editing example):
    • Recorded segment (~45 minutes)
    • Followed immediately by live doubt session (~30 minutes)
  • General schedule repeated for multiple courses:
    • Classes on Friday + Saturday + Sunday (exact wording varies across courses)
    • Start date mentioned: 19th June

Learning progression

  • From basics to advance (repeated multiple times).
  • Project-based learning:
    • Assignments and projects after teaching concepts.
    • Projects are meant to produce job-ready demonstrations.
  • Regular assessments / contests (DSA section):
    • “Contest/test every two weeks” style competitions mentioned.
    • A final contest/hackathon idea discussed briefly.

Skills approach

  • AI integration everywhere: video editing, DA, web development, and design—AI is treated as necessary to stay competitive.
  • “Any branch/background” friendly: coding/web/DA can be learned even without CS/IT background (assuming laptop + internet + discipline and time).
  • Math requirement: one place mentions a small amount of basic math (10th–12th level), but overall the claim is no heavy math/science requirement.

Certificates and validation

  • Two certificates guaranteed upon course completion (if projects/tests/requirements are met):

    1. PW company certificate (signature mentioned)
    2. NSDC certificate (National Skill Development Corporation), described as supporting affordability

  • Additional optional certification (IIT-related):

    • Mentioned: IIT Patna optional certification pathway
    • Requires a separate fee (spoken as ~₹1000/₹2000+, exact unclear)
    • Not automatic: requires completing study/tests/assignments
    • Speaker suggests it can be purchased optionally “inside the app”

Pricing, offers, and validity

Intro offer (first phase)

  • Next 3 days only (price window tied to “till 10th June”):

    • Single course: ₹2800
    • Combo of all 6 courses: ₹4000

  • Combo validity claim:

    • Single course validity: 1 year
    • All 6 courses together: 2 years

After the offer window

  • Single course price increases to ₹5000 (after 10th June, as stated).
  • Combo pricing logic remains described as a limited-time deal.

“Buy” mechanism & app-based purchase steps

Learners must:

  • Download the PW app
  • Register via phone number
  • Enter OTP
  • In the app, select goal: Earners (Upskilling) (not UPSC/IIT/NEET)
  • Navigate to PC Courses
  • Choose the course/batch or combo
  • Payment plans shown include:
    • Regular
    • Infinity (described as expanding access to additional batches)

Validity/plan clarification

  • If you buy:
    • Single course: you get that batch; validity ~1 year
    • Combo (6 courses): validity increases (~2 years) because more courses take time

Speakers / sources featured

Main presenter / organizer

  • Anonymous “brother/son” speaker (includes greeting like “Jai Hind… I have come…”).

Teachers featured

  • Kushal (Sir) – Video Editing teacher
    • Mentions Premiere Pro / After Effects / DaVinci Resolve; freelancing/orders background referenced.
  • Dr. Nishtha Jain (Ma’am) – Data Analytics teacher
  • Nishant (Bhaiya/Sir) – Web Development/Coding teacher
  • Raghav (Bhaiya/Sir) – C++ & DSA teacher
  • Aditya Jain (Sir) – AI & Machine Learning teacher
    • Mentions IIT Bombay alum background; Amazon companies/jobs referenced.
  • Devesh Sharma (Sir) – Graphic Design teacher
    • Mentions Photoshop/Illustrator; portfolio/client/personal brand focus.
  • Hemant (mentor) – Mentors/lead for video editing and graphic design
    • Explains editing focus like storytelling and timeline tracks concept.

Institutions / organizations mentioned

  • NSDC (National Skill Development Corporation)
  • IIT Patna (optional certificate mention)
  • PW app / PW platform (course platform; “PW” referenced throughout)

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