Shashank Shekhar - Masai School

Shashank Shekhar

Founded Stoned Santa. I like writing, & teaching.

Building Unicorns with Amrish Rau, CEO at Pine Labs

Techtonic Shift

Building Unicorns with Amrish Rau, CEO at Pine Labs

Amrish Rau, CEO of Pine Labs talks about Building Unicorns at Techtonic Shift, an event by Masai

Non-negotiables while running a business

Techtonic Shift

Non-negotiables while running a business

Masai [https://masaischool.com/] recently hosted Techtonic Shift - An event where we invited legendary Indian entrepreneurs to share their experiences, and learnings of having built billion-dollar businesses. We were honoured with the presence of - * Vineeta Singh, CEO of SUGAR, * Amrish Rau, CEO of Pine Labs, * Abhishek Goyal, CEO

Introducing the Masai Foundation Unit

The Masai Foundation Program is designed to strengthen logical thinking, thereby increasing the student’s competency to learn to program.

Introducing Student Guide by Masai School

💡Update - The Student Guide program is paused as of now, and not operational. When students join Masai School, their mind is full of questions – * Where will the classes happen? How will I attend them? * What if I have questions? Who will answer them? * How will my attendance be tracked?

Masai School Campuses

Update on Masai School Campuses With the current state of the pandemic entering the 3rd Wave, all Masai campuses have been shut until further notice. This implies – Nobody from team Masai will be present at the campuses, and all the offline classes will now be online. What is a Masai

Masai’s 5 level support system for students

Masai’s 5 level support system for students

On average a Masai student would spend 1200+ hours writing code, solving 100s of assignments, and working on several projects before they graduate, and get placed as Software Developers. All of this learning and practice happens in a duration of 30 weeks, and thanks to Masai’s 5 level support

Things to not do at Masai School

Things to not do at Masai School

We are often told about the things one should do in order to succeed, but in this article, we will share a few things one shouldn’t do at Masai School to be successful. If you are someone who’s a part of Masai and confused about the things you

How to become a Full Stack Developer in 30 Weeks?

“Companies are looking for good candidates as badly as people are looking for jobs as software developers.”

10 Qualities of a Successful Student & Professional

10 Qualities of a Successful Student & Professional

Taking responsibility is saying; I tried my best but it didn't work out, ownership is saying- I tried, it hasn't been working out, but I am committed to making it work, so I will figure out a way.

Understanding “Startup Tech-Interviews” feat Kunal, Product Engineer at Udaan

Understanding “Startup Tech-Interviews” feat Kunal, Product Engineer at Udaan

"Different startups hire differently, and one should ideally first research about the startup, and try to understand their requirements."

What if you could code in Hindi? Meet Swanand - Inventor of Kalaam.io

What if you could code in Hindi? Meet Swanand - Inventor of Kalaam.io

"Code can replace Cricket in India. With the barrier of English gone, there are chances that we may have hyperconnected communities of programmers from various parts of India, and it'd be really fun to see how it pans out."

Highlights of Construct Week VI at Masai School

Highlights of Construct Week VI at Masai School

The cumulative effect of this change is that by the time a student graduates they would have spent at least 5-6 weeks out of their 30-week curriculum working on real-time projects, thereby giving them an edge.

Celebrating #2YearsOfImpact at Masai School

Celebrating #2YearsOfImpact at Masai School

Degrees and institutions don't guarantee skills. They offer a certificate, and a value that varies from institute to institute, and Farid is an iconic example who personalizes this emotion.

Masai graduate Hassan clears his ISA in record time

Masai graduate Hassan clears his ISA in record time

Hassan’s journey with Masai started in the very early days of the first batch called – “The Vikings”. In those days when the Founder trio – Prateek, Nrupul, and Yogesh were still experimenting with their unique curriculum that allows almost anyone with the hunger to learn, and work hard to become