Frequently Asked Questions

Each course runs for 12 weeks of live online sessions. The final two weeks of every program are fully dedicated to interview and certification readiness.

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Yes — certification preparation is built into every course, with the final 2 weeks focused on getting you interview- and certification-ready.

Placement isn't guaranteed, but we prepare every student thoroughly through mock interviews so you go in with far less chance of being caught off guard. We also refer students when a matching requirement exists in our network or elsewhere.

Our courses are open to freshers looking to start a career in Salesforce, IT professionals switching domains, admins looking to upskill into development, and non-tech professionals making a career switch. No prior coding background is required for the Admin track.

A Salesforce Admin configures and maintains a company's Salesforce org — managing users, security, data model, automation and reporting — without writing code.

A Salesforce Developer writes Apex code, builds Lightning Web Components, and creates integrations — handling logic and interfaces that go beyond what declarative tools can do.

Agentforce is Salesforce's platform for building autonomous AI agents that can take multi-step action inside a CRM, grounded in your company's own data.

Predictive AI (like lead scoring), Generative AI (like drafting content via Prompt Builder), and Agentic AI (Agentforce) — each solving a different kind of problem.

12 weeks of live online sessions, including dedicated certification and interview prep in the final weeks.

Real-world-style projects — CRM configuration for a simulated sales team, automation builds, trigger-based development, and integration projects, depending on your course.

It varies significantly by city, company and experience — we deliberately don't quote a single figure since outdated numbers do more harm than good. See our Salesforce Salary Guide for how to research this properly.

Yes — the Salesforce Admin track is specifically designed to be accessible to freshers and non-tech backgrounds.

Yes — many of our students are experienced professionals moving into Salesforce from other IT domains or non-tech backgrounds entirely.

Yes — this is one of the most common paths into Salesforce, especially via the Admin track, which requires no coding background.