Executive Diploma in Front-End & Back-End Web Technologies
Build your foundation as a Full-Stack Developer
This 6-month, career-focused diploma empowers learners with the essential front-end and back-end web development skills necessary for launching a successful career in full-stack software development. The course emphasizes practical project-building, version control, and web-based deployment—making you ready to contribute from day one.
Cohort Info
- Program Duration: 6 Months (110 Days | 24 Weeks)
- Next Cohort Launch: 1st October 2025
- Application Deadline: 15th September 2025
Key Highlights
- Front-end to Back-end development in one integrated program
- Strong focus on project building and Git-based version control
- Exposure to developer tools, browsers, and debugging practices
- Ideal for freshers or transitioners aiming at full-stack profiles
- Access to GitHub repositories and virtual simulation labs
Course Highlights
- Program Duration: 10 Months
- Number of Projects: 6 Applied Projects + 1 Capstone
- Live Sessions: 160 Hours (Instructor-Led)
- Self-Paced Learning: 80 Hours of structured assignments
- Credit Load: 18 Academic Credits
- Mode of Learning: Online ILT + Virtual Labs (Hybrid Optional)
- Language of Instruction: English
About Program
Course Curriculum
Modules designed to meet current industry standards.
01
Web Development Basics: HTML5 & CSS3
02
JavaScript and DOM Manipulation
03
Git & GitHub for Developers
04
Backend Fundamentals with Node.js
05
REST APIs and Databases
06
Capstone Project: Build a Full Web Application
What You’ll Learn
Essential Skills & Tools for Leading Projects in the Digital Age







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Real People. Real Results
Real stories of career growth, skill mastery, and success after MSM Grad programs.
Visual Designer Isha K.
Junior Front-End Developer (Creative Agency)
I needed a methodical way to get from design to code. The 60-hour live sessions and 6-month pace helped me stay consistent, and the Web Sim labs helped to ease the anxiety associated with debugging. By the middle of the course, I had redesigned a landing page using vanilla JS and semantic HTML/CSS before switching to React. Because I work in Git and open clean PRs, page loads significantly decreased and developer handoffs went more smoothly.
Rahul V.
Associate Full-Stack (SaaS) Support Engineer
I needed enough backend so that I could start resolving tickets instead of just filing them. I was able to create a small issue tracker with pagination and auth thanks to the Node.js + MongoDB blocks and the fundamentals of REST. I finally learned how to use browser devtools correctly after we set up a basic CI step. It’s not ostentatious, but our internal tool is reliable, and I can describe options for everything from error handling to routes to schema.
Neha S.
IT final-year B.Sc. student
I had previously done tutorials, but nothing that involved production. I had to create a CRUD application with a clear README and setup instructions because of the order: HTML/CSS → JS → Git/GitHub → Node + MySQL. Mentors pushed for fundamental tests and significant commits. Interviews are now led by my capstone repository and portfolio website, where I discuss topics like responsive layouts, API design, and my next refactoring goals.
Arman Q.
B.Com. graduate → Future Full-Stack Developer
I had no starting point. I was able to create a small notes app with responsive UI, REST API, and free deployment thanks to my dual focus on front-end basics and basic backend patterns. I had never used Postman, Git, or basic logging before, but now I do it regularly. There was no quick change, but I came away with projects I understood and could build upon.
Real People. Real Results
Real stories of career growth, skill mastery, and success after MSM Grad programs.
Visual Designer Isha K.
Junior Front-End Developer (Creative Agency)
I needed a methodical way to get from design to code. The 60-hour live sessions and 6-month pace helped me stay consistent, and the Web Sim labs helped to ease the anxiety associated with debugging. By the middle of the course, I had redesigned a landing page using vanilla JS and semantic HTML/CSS before switching to React. Because I work in Git and open clean PRs, page loads significantly decreased and developer handoffs went more smoothly.
Rahul V.
Associate Full-Stack (SaaS) Support Engineer
I needed enough backend so that I could start resolving tickets instead of just filing them. I was able to create a small issue tracker with pagination and auth thanks to the Node.js + MongoDB blocks and the fundamentals of REST. I finally learned how to use browser devtools correctly after we set up a basic CI step. It’s not ostentatious, but our internal tool is reliable, and I can describe options for everything from error handling to routes to schema.
Neha S.
IT final-year B.Sc. student
I had previously done tutorials, but nothing that involved production. I had to create a CRUD application with a clear README and setup instructions because of the order: HTML/CSS → JS → Git/GitHub → Node + MySQL. Mentors pushed for fundamental tests and significant commits. Interviews are now led by my capstone repository and portfolio website, where I discuss topics like responsive layouts, API design, and my next refactoring goals.
Arman Q.
B.Com. graduate → Future Full-Stack Developer
I had no starting point. I was able to create a small notes app with responsive UI, REST API, and free deployment thanks to my dual focus on front-end basics and basic backend patterns. I had never used Postman, Git, or basic logging before, but now I do it regularly. There was no quick change, but I came away with projects I understood and could build upon.
Designed for Ambitious Professionals
- Front-End Developer
- Web Application Developer
- Junior Full Stack Developer
- Backend Web Developer
- Backend Web Developer
30- 60% Average Hike
Post Course Completion
Entry-Level: ₹3.5 to ₹5.5 LPA
Post-Experience (1–2 years): ₹6–8 LPA
Designed for Ambitious Professionals
- Front-End Developer
- Web Application Developer
- Junior Full Stack Developer
- Backend Web Developer
- Backend Web Developer
30- 60% Average Hike
Post Course Completion