A syllabus with an order to it
41 modules sequenced so each one earns the next. You always know what to open today, and why it comes after yesterday.
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Six deep courses — data structures, databases, networks, operating systems, object-oriented design and system design — taught pattern by pattern by engineers who have sat on both sides of the interview table. Every lecture is tracked, every module ends in practice, and your certificate is issued the moment you finish.
No card needed. 13 lectures across the catalogue open the moment you create an account.
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Why Brute Info
Not a video dump. A sequenced curriculum, practice attached to every module, and a progress record you can show a recruiter.
41 modules sequenced so each one earns the next. You always know what to open today, and why it comes after yesterday.
Every module closes with a practice set and a written editorial — the same patterns interviewers reach for, drilled until they are reflex.
Each lecture you finish is ticked and stored. Course percentages, streaks and a certificate at 100% — all on your dashboard.
Ask on the lecture thread and a teaching assistant answers in writing — 12 hours on average, and inside 6 hours on the Pro plan.
The catalogue
One price per course, one payment, lifetime access. Add what you need to your cart and start with the free lectures today.
Open the syllabus
Pick a subject and read the real module list — every lecture title, every runtime, exactly as it appears inside the course.
How it works
No onboarding maze, no cohort waitlist. Sign up and the first lecture is open in under a minute.
Start with Data Structures & Algorithms if placements are close, or add the subject your semester needs. Each course is priced on its own — you never buy a bundle you will not open.
View a lecture, take the notes, clear the practice set. Each lecture you finish is marked Viewed and your course percentage moves the same second, on every device you sign in from.
Reach 100% of a course and the certificate is issued to your account with a verifiable id — ready to attach to a résumé or a LinkedIn profile.
Outcomes
Enrolments, lectures, modules, hours and ratings are read straight from the catalogue. The practice-problem count is our own estimate.
Since our first DSA cohort
41 modules · 71 hours
Each one with a written editorial
Across all six subjects
Pricing
Pay once per course and keep it for life. GST is shown separately, the way it appears on your invoice.
Prices are per course and include lifetime access to every lecture, note and practice set in it. Compare both plans in full.
Learner stories
Six months of evenings, one placement season, and the specific thing that made the difference.
The recursion-tree lecture is the first time anyone drew the call stack for me instead of telling me to trust it. Two weeks later I was solving backtracking questions without freezing.
I did DBMS and Computer Networks together before my seventh semester. The subnetting practice set alone carried me through both the university paper and the Paylark interview.
Tracking every lecture sounds small until you are eleven weeks in and can see exactly what you have covered. It kept me honest on the days I did not feel like opening the laptop.
The system design case studies come with a scorecard, so I could mark my own mock and see where the answer thinned out. My on-site felt like the seventh repeat, not the first.
Operating Systems was the subject I had written off. The Banker's algorithm walkthrough is done one row at a time, and I finally stopped guessing in the exam hall.
I asked a doubt on the LRU cache lecture at midnight and had a written answer with a corrected snippet before my first class. That is the part I tell my juniors about.
Questions
The six things learners ask us most. Anything else — write to admissions@bruteinfo.in.
Checkout accepts UPI, cards and net banking. Our payment gateway is currently unavailable (HTTP 503), so attempts are failing at the provider — nothing is charged and your cart is left exactly as it was. Every attempt is written to your payment history with an invoice number, and you can take preview access from the failure screen to open the full course while the gateway is being restored.
Yes. When every lecture in a course is marked Viewed, a certificate is issued to your account with your name, the course, the issue date and a unique certificate id. It lives under Certificates, prints cleanly to PDF from the browser, and the id can be checked against your Brute Info account.
For life. A course is a one-time payment, not a subscription — there is no renewal date and no expiry on the lectures, notes or practice sets. When a module is rewritten or extended, the update reaches everyone who already owns the course at no extra cost.
For DSA, DBMS, Computer Networks, Operating Systems and OOP you only need to be comfortable writing loops and functions in one language — the rest is derived from first principles. System Design assumes backend coursework or work experience, plus the basics of databases and HTTP. Each course page lists its own prerequisites in full.
Around six hours a week finishes Data Structures & Algorithms in roughly twelve weeks, and the shorter subjects in five to six. Nothing is scheduled and nothing expires, so an exam week costs you a week, not a cohort. Set a weekly goal in Settings and your dashboard tracks it for you.
Standard is the whole subject — every lecture, note, practice set and the certificate. Pro adds the human layer: weekly live doubt-clearing, four 1:1 mentorship sessions, mock interviews with written feedback, a résumé and LinkedIn review, and priority doubt support. Both are one-time payments on the same course.
Create an account and 13 lectures across the six courses open immediately — including the first two of Data Structures & Algorithms.