Java Course in Gurugram
A 3-month, offline-only Java programme at our Sector-14 campus — OOP fundamentals through Collections, multithreading, JDBC, and an introduction to Spring Boot, taught entirely in person.
Why Gurugram Students Choose This Programme
- Offline-only — Java at WebiGeeks is taught exclusively at the Sector-14 campus, so if you're searching for Java training in Gurugram specifically, this course requires showing up, not an online course with a Gurugram landing page attached.
- Covers both console applications and an intro to Spring Boot, so the course bridges core Java fundamentals into the framework most enterprise Java roles actually use.
- Interview-ready curriculum — Collections, multithreading, and JDBC are exactly the areas Java interviews probe, not a generic syntax tour.
- Small in-person batches mean direct instructor time on the parts of Java (memory model, concurrency) that are hard to self-teach from documentation alone.
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Want the full syllabus — every module, project, and career outcome? See the complete Java Programming course page.
Gurugram Campus — Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Java course available online, or only at the Gurugram campus?
Offline only, at our Sector-14 campus. Unlike most of our other courses, we don't currently run this one online — so this page is specifically for students who can attend in person in Gurugram.
Does this course cover Spring Boot in depth?
It's an introduction to Spring Boot after building a solid core-Java foundation (OOP, Collections, JDBC) — enough to understand how enterprise Java applications are structured, positioned as a strong starting point rather than a deep-dive Spring specialisation.
Where exactly is the WebiGeeks Gurugram campus?
M-18, Ground Floor, Old DLF Colony, Sector-14, Gurugram, Haryana — inside one of Gurugram's older, well-established colonies, close to the Sector-14 market.
Is the campus accessible by Gurugram Metro?
Yes — Sector-14 sits within reach of both the Sikanderpur and HUDA City Centre metro stations on the Gurugram Metro network, which also connect onward to the Delhi Metro Yellow Line.