Become a Job-Ready Full-Stack Developer
This is a MERN Stack course in Gurugram, run on campus and online, for people who want to build web apps for a living. You work with MongoDB, Express, React and Node from the first week, and a mentor is there to catch what you miss.
- One language, JavaScript, from the browser down to the database
- Ten or more projects on your GitHub, each one checked by a working developer
- You learn the Git workflow, code reviews and interview prep that a job asks for
- Duration
- 7 months
- Format
- Gurgaon or Online
- Batch size
- Max 15
- Level
- Beginner → Advanced
1// GET /api/courses2router.get('/courses', async (req, res) => {3const courses = await Course.find()4res.json(courses)5})
React
frontend
Express · Node
api + runtime
MongoDB
database
15 technologies, one language, front to back.Tap any you want to focus on.
300+
Students Trained
4.8★
Student Rating
15
Max Batch Size
10+
Live Projects
100%
Placement Assistance
Why MERN Stack
One language. The whole application.
MERN is MongoDB, Express, React and Node. Four tools, one language, running from the database up to the browser. Here is why that combination gets people hired.
// runs on client AND server
const user = await getUser(id);One JavaScript ecosystem
Browser, server, build tools. It is all JavaScript. Learn the language properly once and you can work anywhere in the stack.
UI → API → DB
React Express MongoBuild complete applications
You go from the React screen to the Express API to the MongoDB collection. The whole request is yours, not one slice of it.
import { useState }
from 'react';Skills that carry over
React and Node are everywhere. Once you know them, Next.js, React Native and most modern setups are a short hop.
$ npm run dev
▲ ready in 480 msFast to build, fast to change
npm, hot reload, JSON from end to end. You ship a working feature in an afternoon instead of a week.
$ git push origin main
→ 12 projects liveA portfolio you can defend
Every module leaves working code on your GitHub. In an interview you open the repo and walk through it.
Explore the stack
How a MERN application works
Tap a layer to see what it does and the kind of code you write for it. The flow runs top to bottom. React calls Express, Express runs on Node, Node reads and writes MongoDB.
React.js
The interface layerA component library for the interface. It draws your data on the screen, takes user input, and calls the API.
- Components and JSX for reusable UI
- Hooks: useState, useEffect, useContext, useRef
- State and props, and how data moves through the tree
- React Router for navigation without a page reload
- Talking to the API with fetch or Axios
function Courses() {
const [list, setList] = useState([]);
useEffect(() => {
fetch('/api/courses')
.then(r => r.json())
.then(setList);
}, []);
return <CourseGrid data={list} />;
}Express.js
The web frameworkA thin framework on top of Node. It turns an HTTP request into a route, runs it through middleware, and sends JSON back.
- Routing for GET, POST, PUT and DELETE
- The middleware chain: auth, logging, CORS, Helmet
- Designing a REST API and its status codes
- Error-handling middleware
- Validating and cleaning the request
const router = express.Router();
router.get('/courses', async (req, res) => {
const courses = await Course.find();
res.json(courses);
});
router.use(errorHandler);Node.js
The runtimeRuns JavaScript on the server, event-driven and non-blocking. It is what makes Express, npm and your build tools work.
- The event loop and non-blocking I/O
- The npm ecosystem and package.json
- Core modules: fs, path, http, events
- Async code with promises and async/await
- Environment config and backend services
import 'dotenv/config';
import express from 'express';
const app = express();
app.use(express.json());
app.use('/api', router);
app.listen(process.env.PORT);MongoDB
The databaseA document database. Data lives as JSON-like documents instead of table rows. Mongoose adds schemas, validation and queries on top.
- Documents and collections, next to tables and rows
- CRUD and the query operators
- Aggregation pipelines
- Mongoose schemas, validation and population
- Data modelling and indexes on Atlas
const courseSchema = new Schema({
title: { type: String, required: true },
slug: { type: String, unique: true },
fees: Number,
isActive: { type: Boolean, default: true },
});
export default model('Course', courseSchema);Every layer above is a dedicated module in the curriculum below.
Curriculum
From your first HTML tag to a deployed full-stack app
16 modules across 7 months. Open any one to see the topics inside it, the tools it uses, and what you can do once it is done.
- HTML5AccessibilityForms
- Introduction to HTML & how browsers parse markup
- HTML document structure: DOCTYPE, html, head, body
- Headings, paragraphs, links (anchor tags), images, audio, video
- Lists: ordered, unordered, and nested lists
- Tables: tr, td, th, colspan, rowspan
- HTML5 Semantic elements: header, footer, nav, section, article, aside
- Forms: input types, labels, placeholders, required attributes, validation
- Iframes, meta tags, SEO basics, ARIA accessibility
Prefer it as one document? The full MERN Stack course page lists every topic. If you only want one part of the stack, we also run React JS and TypeScript courses in Gurugram.
Projects
Build the projects that go on your resume
These are not tutorials. They are the kind of brief a client hands you. You build each one, a mentor reviews it, then it goes on your GitHub with a proper README.
E-Commerce Platform
Product listing, shopping cart, user auth, payment simulation, admin panel
You'll build: Catalogue and cart state. A checkout you have to be logged in for. An admin role, and a dashboard with full CRUD.
- Product catalogue with categories & search
- Cart and wishlist state
- JWT register / login
- Checkout with payment simulation
- Admin panel for products, orders and users
const productSchema = new Schema({
name: { type: String, required: true },
price: { type: Number, required: true },
category: { type: String, index: true },
stock: { type: Number, default: 0 },
images: [String],
}, { timestamps: true });- GET/api/products?category=list & filter the catalogue
- GET/api/products/:idone product
- POST/api/cartadd an item (auth)
- POST/api/ordersplace an order (auth)
- GET/api/admin/ordersevery order (admin, RBAC)
Food Ordering App
Dynamic menu, cart & checkout, order tracking, restaurant admin dashboard
You'll build: Menus that change, a cart and checkout, an order status that updates, and a view built for the restaurant.
- Dynamic menu by category
- Cart & checkout with order summary
- Live order-status tracking
- User accounts & profiles
- Restaurant admin dashboard
const orderSchema = new Schema({
user: { type: ObjectId, ref: 'User' },
items: [{ dish: { type: ObjectId, ref: 'Dish' }, qty: Number }],
total: Number,
status: { type: String, enum: ['placed','cooking','out','delivered'],
default: 'placed' },
}, { timestamps: true });- GET/api/menumenu grouped by category
- POST/api/ordersplace an order (auth)
- PATCH/api/orders/:id/statusadvance status (restaurant)
- GET/api/orders/minethe signed-in user's orders
Student Management System
CRUD operations, analytics dashboard, search/sort/filter, MongoDB integration
You'll build: Full CRUD, plus search, sorting and filtering, and a dashboard with a few charts.
- Create, edit and delete records
- Search, sort and filter
- Analytics dashboard with charts
- Full MongoDB + Mongoose integration
- Pagination on the API
const studentSchema = new Schema({
name: { type: String, required: true },
email: { type: String, unique: true },
course: { type: String, index: true },
marks: { type: Number, min: 0, max: 100 },
active: { type: Boolean, default: true },
}, { timestamps: true });- GET/api/students?search=&sort=paged, searchable list
- POST/api/studentscreate a record
- PUT/api/students/:idupdate a record
- DELETE/api/students/:idremove a record
- GET/api/statsdashboard aggregates
Job Portal System
Job posting, employer/seeker roles, resume upload, application tracking
You'll build: Two logins that see different things. Resume uploads. A tracker for applications, and admin approval.
- Job posting with categories
- Separate seeker & employer roles
- Résumé upload on apply
- Application-status tracking
- Admin approve / reject
- Filter by location, skill, salary
const jobSchema = new Schema({
title: { type: String, required: true },
company: { type: ObjectId, ref: 'User' },
location: { type: String, index: true },
skills: [String],
salary: { min: Number, max: Number },
status: { type: String, enum: ['pending','live','closed'],
default: 'pending' },
}, { timestamps: true });- GET/api/jobs?location=&skill=search & filter jobs
- POST/api/jobspost a job (employer)
- POST/api/jobs/:id/applyapply + upload résumé (seeker)
- PATCH/api/applications/:idupdate application status
- GET/api/admin/pendinglistings awaiting approval
Plus smaller portfolio builds. Tap one to see what it covers.
How it fits together
From an API request to the database, and back
By the middle of the course this round trip is second nature. It looks the same whether you are loading a product list, logging someone in, or saving an order.
- You write the React component and the fetch call
- You set up the Express route and its middleware
- You shape the data in MongoDB with Mongoose
- You deal with the errors, the auth and the status codes
<CourseList /> mounts
Tap a step to see the code for that hop.
Why WebiGeeks
Built like a developer team, not a lecture hall
Finishing a course and being ready for a job are two different things. The gap is mentorship, code reviews and a proper workflow. That is what sits here.
A mentor, not a playlist
Classes are live, taught by people who write code for a living. You ask a question in class and you get the answer in class.
Small batches
Fifteen students, capped. Your mentor knows your code, and knows where you keep getting stuck.
Your code gets reviewed
A developer reads through each project with you before it goes on your GitHub. Naming, structure, the edge cases a passing test hides.
The workflow a team uses
From module nine you work in branches and pull requests, with review comments, the way code ships at a company.
You deploy it for real
Every capstone goes live on Vercel or Render, with a database on Atlas and a domain of your own.
AI is part of the work
You use ChatGPT, Claude and Copilot inside real tasks: prompting, reading the output, fixing what is wrong. Not pasting and hoping.
Interview prep is built in
Fundamentals for the DSA round, mock interviews, and a run-through of your projects before the job hunt starts.
Placement support
We help with your resume and LinkedIn, run mock interviews, and introduce you to companies that hire from us.
Student stories
From WebiGeeks students
Reviews from people who took a development track with us.
“This is a one-stop solution for those who are passionate about upgrading their skills in the IT sector. I have started my learning journey with the Full Stack Development course from scratch.”
“I’m from Lucknow and taking online sessions from WebiGeeks, Gurugram for Full Stack Development (MERN Stack). Online classes are very well structured and easy to follow. Rohan sir clears every doubt patiently and explains everything with real examples. Great option if you want quality MERN stack training in Gurugram without relocating.”
“The course gave me a strong foundation and boosted my confidence to build a successful career in software development.”
“I'm currently taking the MERN Stack course, and it's been great so far! The curriculum covers MongoDB, Express.js, React, and Node.js with practical projects like building an e-commerce app. Instructors are knowledgeable and make complex topics like APIs and React hooks easy to grasp.”
“I've had an exceptional experience with my full stack development teacher Rohan Sir over the past 2 months. In just 1.5 months, I successfully completed HTML, CSS, and Bootstrap and I'm currently diving into JavaScript.”
“Exceptional MERN coaching providing clear explanations, practical projects, and supportive guidance, helping learners build confidence and master full-stack development effectively.”
Learning modes
Learn on campus, live online, or both
Same course, same mentors, same projects. Pick the format that fits your week.
$ cd ~/campus/sector-14
Sector-14, Gurugram
Classroom
You come to the campus. Classes are in person, the lab is there when you need it, and the mentor is a desk away.
- Old DLF Colony, Sector-14
- Near Sikanderpur and HUDA City Centre metro
- Morning, evening and weekend batches
$ join --live --online
From anywhere
Live Online
The same classes, streamed live. Not recordings you watch alone. Every session is still recorded so you can go back over it.
- Live, instructor-led sessions
- Recordings kept for revision
- Weekday and weekend batches
$ mode --hybrid
Switch as you need
Hybrid
Turn up on campus the weeks you can. Join online the weeks you cannot. Nothing else changes.
- Move between online and offline
- Same content, same mentor
- Fits around a job
Career outcomes
What can you do after MERN?
The syllabus is checked against real full-stack job posts. These are the roles you can apply for once you finish.
Frontend Developer
React, responsive UI, state
React Developer
Hooks, Redux Toolkit, component design
Node.js / Backend Developer
Express APIs, auth, databases
MERN / Full-Stack Developer
You own the whole feature
Software Developer
General web engineering
By the end, you can
For full-stack roles in India, freshers commonly start somewhere between ₹4 and ₹12 LPA*. It moves with your background, your city and how the interviews go. We cannot promise a number.
Fees
One fee. The whole programme.
MERN Stack Development
7 months, 16 modules
- All 16 modules, from your first HTML tag to a deployed app
- Ten or more projects, each reviewed with a mentor
- Live classes, on campus or online
- Recordings and lifetime access to the material
- The Git workflow, and working with AI tools
- Interview prep and mock technical rounds
- Placement support: resume, LinkedIn, introductions
- A completion certificate and a GitHub portfolio review
You can pay in instalments. Ask your counsellor what the current plan looks like.
Talk to a counsellor +91 8766367815FAQ
Questions people ask about the course
MERN is four tools that all run on JavaScript: MongoDB for the database, Express for the server, React for the interface, and Node underneath it all. Because it is one language across the whole thing, one person can build a complete web app.
Ready to build your first full-stack application?
Learn the MERN Stack in Gurugram or online, with a mentor in the room. Book a free demo class and we will send you the full curriculum.
M-18, Ground Floor, Old DLF Colony, Sector-14, Gurugram, Haryana