GeeksforGeeks Course Offers August 2026: Rs. 1,428 to Rs. 64,999

Rs. 14,999, promotional fee Rs. 29,999. This is the course behind the 'up to 50 per cent' line on the courses page - the figures match exactly - and it also holds the best score anywhere in the catalogue at 4.9 from 102 learners. What it covers is the two things that actually decide a software engineering interview in India: data structures and algorithms, and system design for anyone past two years of experience. A seat counter on this listing reads 1, which is one of only five counters published across 88 courses and which we would treat as a display element rather than a stock figure.

• Fee: Rs. 14,999 (struck promotional fee Rs. 29,999)
• Track: Interview preparation
• Key detail: 4.9 stars - the highest published rating in the catalogue
• Discount: 50% off the struck fee, a gap of Rs. 15,000
• Rating: 4.9 from 102 learners
• Seats shown: 1
• Buying logic: The default interview-prep course here, on both price and rating.

Rs. 6,999, promotional fee Rs. 9,999. One thousand and two people have rated this 4.7, and the next-best-evidenced course in the entire catalogue has 404. That gap matters more than the badge: on an online programme, the questions that decide whether it is worth the money - whether the mentors respond, whether the recordings stay available, whether the placement support is real - are exactly what a thousand past learners settle. At Rs. 6,999 it is also less than half the price of the DSA course above, and aimed at a broader interview-preparation brief rather than at system design specifically.

• Fee: Rs. 6,999 (struck promotional fee Rs. 9,999)
• Track: Interview preparation
• Key detail: 1,002 ratings - ten times the evidence behind any other course here
• Discount: 30% off the struck fee, a gap of Rs. 3,000
• Rating: 4.7 from 1,002 learners
• No seat counter published
• Buying logic: The best-evidenced course in the catalogue, and among the cheapest.

Rs. 3,999, promotional fee Rs. 9,999. Sixty per cent is the second-deepest badge on this page and Rs. 3,999 is the cheapest entry into any rated course in the catalogue. It is self-paced rather than live, which is the trade being made: no cohort, no scheduled classes, no mentor to answer a question at 11pm, and no deadline to keep you moving. For a disciplined learner that is a Rs. 11,000 saving against the live Data Analytics course later in this chapter; for most people the absence of a schedule is why self-paced courses go unfinished.

• Fee: Rs. 3,999 (struck promotional fee Rs. 9,999)
• Track: Self-paced skills
• Key detail: the cheapest rated course in the catalogue, at Rs. 3,999
• Discount: 60% off the struck fee, a gap of Rs. 6,000
• Rating: 4.7 from 404 learners
• No seat counter published
• Buying logic: Self-paced. Buy it only if you have finished a self-paced course before.

Rs. 7,999, promotional fee Rs. 12,999. Live courses in this catalogue otherwise start at Rs. 14,999, so this is roughly half the usual entry price for a scheduled cohort with instructors. MERN - MongoDB, Express, React, Node - remains the most commonly asked-for stack in Indian product-company job descriptions for web roles, which is the practical case for choosing it over a broader programme. Four point seven from 208 learners is a solid evidence base by this catalogue's standards, where 77 of 88 courses have no rating at all.

• Fee: Rs. 7,999 (struck promotional fee Rs. 12,999)
• Track: Live skills
• Key detail: Rs. 7,999 - the cheapest live skills course with a published rating
• Discount: 38% off the struck fee, a gap of Rs. 5,000
• Rating: 4.7 from 208 learners
• No seat counter published
• Buying logic: Half the usual live-course price. The stack is the one most job ads list.

Rs. 14,999, promotional fee Rs. 23,999. Two hundred and sixty-three ratings at 4.6 is the second-largest sample in the catalogue after Placement 360. Spring Boot and microservices is the stack most Indian enterprise and services employers actually run, which makes this the more employable choice than MERN for anyone targeting that half of the market rather than product startups. The listing shows two seats remaining; five of 88 courses publish such a counter and we report it as a displayed figure rather than as verified availability.

• Fee: Rs. 14,999 (struck promotional fee Rs. 23,999)
• Track: Live skills
• Key detail: 263 ratings and a seat counter reading 2
• Discount: 38% off the struck fee, a gap of Rs. 9,000
• Rating: 4.6 from 263 learners
• Seats shown: 2
• Buying logic: Enterprise stack rather than startup stack. Choose by the jobs you are applying to.

Rs. 17,999, promotional fee Rs. 25,699. The most expensive of the eleven non-GATE courses and the only one whose seat counter reads a plausible ten. DevOps is the hardest of these subjects to learn without infrastructure to practise on, which is the reason a live course with a lab environment can be worth more than a cheaper self-paced alternative - and the thing to verify before paying is exactly what cloud credits or sandbox access the fee includes, which the listing does not state. Four point seven from 113 learners.

• Fee: Rs. 17,999 (struck promotional fee Rs. 25,699)
• Track: Live skills
• Key detail: the most expensive non-GATE course, and the only one showing 10 seats
• Discount: 30% off the struck fee, a gap of Rs. 7,700
• Rating: 4.7 from 113 learners
• Seats shown: 10
• Buying logic: Ask what lab access the fee includes before paying. That is the whole value here.

Rs. 14,999, promotional fee Rs. 22,999, sixteen weeks. Twenty-two ratings is the smallest sample among the nine rated courses, which is what one expects of the newest subject on any syllabus - and it is worth weighing against the 1,002 ratings behind Placement 360 before paying the same order of money. Generative AI courses also date faster than any other subject here; a sixteen-week programme finishing in December 2026 will be teaching tools that shifted while it ran. The seat counter reads 1.

• Fee: Rs. 14,999 (struck promotional fee Rs. 22,999)
• Track: Live skills
• Key detail: 22 ratings against a seat counter reading 1
• Discount: 35% off the struck fee, a gap of Rs. 8,000
• Rating: 4.7 from 22 learners
• Seats shown: 1
• Buying logic: Newest subject, thinnest evidence, fastest to date. Weigh all three.

Rs. 14,999, promotional fee Rs. 24,999. Four point three from 45 learners is the lowest published rating across all 88 courses, and the honest note is what that means on this particular scale: the nine rated courses run from 4.3 to 4.9, a spread of six-tenths of a star, so no course here is rated badly and the ratings cannot separate them by much. What can be compared is sample size, which runs from 22 to 1,002. Against the Rs. 3,999 self-paced machine learning course earlier in this chapter, this is Rs. 11,000 for a live cohort and a schedule.

• Fee: Rs. 14,999 (struck promotional fee Rs. 24,999)
• Track: Live skills
• Key detail: 4.3 - the lowest published rating in the catalogue
• Discount: 40% off the struck fee, a gap of Rs. 10,000
• Rating: 4.3 from 45 learners
• Seats shown: 2
• Buying logic: Rs. 11,000 more than the self-paced course, for a cohort and a deadline.

Rs. 18,749, promotional fee Rs. 25,999, 104 weeks. This is the cheapest GATE 2028 batch in the catalogue, and everything that follows in this chapter is the same exam year at a higher price. What separates the rungs is not syllabus but packaging: batch letter, weekday or weekend scheduling, whether class recordings are included, whether placement preparation is bundled, and whether the GATE-Pedia component is added. Two years of live classes at Rs. 18,749 works out at roughly Rs. 180 a week, which is the arithmetic worth doing before comparing badges.

• Fee: Rs. 18,749 (struck promotional fee Rs. 25,999)
• Track: GATE 2028
• Key detail: the cheapest GATE 2028 two-year batch, at Rs. 18,749
• Discount: 28% off the struck fee, a gap of Rs. 7,250
• Rating: No rating is published on this course
• Duration: 104 weeks
• Buying logic: Divide by the weeks. This is roughly Rs. 180 a week of live teaching.

Rs. 21,999, promotional fee Rs. 29,999, 156 weeks. Three thousand two hundred and fifty rupees above Batch D for 52 more weeks of access - which computes to roughly Rs. 62 a week for the extra year, the cheapest incremental purchase in this entire chapter. Whether it is worth anything depends on when you actually start: a student two years from the exam has no use for a three-year window, and a student starting now does. The badge difference between the two, 28 against 27 per cent, tells you nothing about any of this.

• Fee: Rs. 21,999 (struck promotional fee Rs. 29,999)
• Track: GATE 2028
• Key detail: Rs. 3,250 more than Batch D, for a three-year runway
• Discount: 27% off the struck fee, a gap of Rs. 8,000
• Rating: No rating is published on this course
• Duration: 156 weeks
• Buying logic: The extra year costs Rs. 62 a week. Buy it only if you will start now.

Rs. 22,499, promotional fee Rs. 29,999, 104 weeks. The same Batch D two-year programme that opens this chapter, plus the GATE-Pedia component, for Rs. 3,750 more. That is the single clearest add-on price in the catalogue, and the question it raises is one the listing does not answer: what GATE-Pedia contains and whether it is a resource library, a doubt-solving service or a question bank. Before paying the increment, that is the thing to ask. Note also that the badge falls from 28 to 25 per cent while the price rises, because both are computed from the same Rs. 29,999 figure.

• Fee: Rs. 22,499 (struck promotional fee Rs. 29,999)
• Track: GATE 2028
• Key detail: Rs. 3,750 above the plain Batch D for one added component
• Discount: 25% off the struck fee, a gap of Rs. 7,500
• Rating: No rating is published on this course
• Duration: 104 weeks
• Buying logic: Ask what GATE-Pedia actually is before paying Rs. 3,750 for it.

Rs. 26,999, promotional fee Rs. 34,999, 104 weeks. Against the Rs. 21,999 Batch A live-plus-placement programme, this adds recordings for Rs. 5,000. For anyone preparing while holding a job, that is not an extra - it is the difference between a course you can attend and one you cannot, because live GATE classes run on a fixed schedule for two years and no working candidate makes all of them. For a full-time student with no clashes, it is Rs. 5,000 of insurance against illness and travel.

• Fee: Rs. 26,999 (struck promotional fee Rs. 34,999)
• Track: GATE 2028
• Key detail: Rs. 5,000 above the same batch without recordings
• Discount: 23% off the struck fee, a gap of Rs. 8,000
• Rating: No rating is published on this course
• Duration: 104 weeks
• Buying logic: Working candidates should treat recordings as mandatory, not optional.

Rs. 27,499, promotional fee Rs. 34,999, 156 weeks. Five hundred rupees above the Rs. 26,999 Batch B package for an extra 52 weeks of access - the cheapest year of anything in this catalogue. The listing also shows how the Data Science and Analytics and CS & IT streams are priced identically at every rung of this ladder: the same Rs. 18,749, Rs. 21,999, Rs. 22,499, Rs. 26,999, Rs. 27,499 and Rs. 28,999 appear for both. Weekend scheduling is the one variable here that a working candidate should weigh above all others.

• Fee: Rs. 27,499 (struck promotional fee Rs. 34,999)
• Track: GATE 2028
• Key detail: Rs. 500 more than the Batch B equivalent, for 52 more weeks of access
• Discount: 21% off the struck fee, a gap of Rs. 7,500
• Rating: No rating is published on this course
• Duration: 156 weeks
• Buying logic: Weekend classes plus recordings is the working candidate's combination.

Rs. 28,999, promotional fee Rs. 34,999. The most expensive single-stream GATE 2028 batch and the shallowest badge among them, because every rung above Rs. 26,999 is computed from the same Rs. 34,999 figure. Across the whole ladder the price moves from Rs. 18,749 to Rs. 28,999 - Rs. 10,250, or 55 per cent more - for the same exam and the same syllabus, packaged differently. Anyone choosing here should ignore the badges entirely and list what each rung includes: recordings, placement support, GATE-Pedia, weekday or weekend, and how many weeks of access.

• Fee: Rs. 28,999 (struck promotional fee Rs. 34,999)
• Track: GATE 2028
• Key detail: the shallowest badge among the GATE 2028 batches
• Discount: 17% off the struck fee, a gap of Rs. 6,000
• Rating: No rating is published on this course
• No seat counter published
• Buying logic: Same exam, Rs. 10,250 of packaging. List the inclusions, not the badges.

Rs. 1,428, promotional fee Rs. 4,999, 32 weeks. This is not teaching; it is a set of mock papers under timed conditions, which is a genuinely different purchase and, for a candidate already six months into preparation, often the highest-return one. Seventy-one per cent is the second-deepest badge in the catalogue. At Rs. 1,428 the honest framing is that a test series is worth buying alongside almost any coaching programme, including a rival's, and that it does not substitute for one.

• Fee: Rs. 1,428 (struck promotional fee Rs. 4,999)
• Track: GATE 2027
• Key detail: the cheapest thing in the catalogue at Rs. 1,428
• Discount: 71% off the struck fee, a gap of Rs. 3,571
• Rating: No rating is published on this course
• Duration: 32 weeks
• Buying logic: Buy it as a supplement, never as a substitute for teaching.

Rs. 4,999, promotional fee Rs. 7,999, 52 weeks. Three and a half times the price of the test series and a fifth of the cheapest live 2028 batch - which places it precisely: for a candidate who has already covered the syllabus once and needs volume rather than instruction. The catalogue also lists a Rs. 9,999 version bundling this with self-paced content at zero discount, which is worth checking against this one before buying. Neither carries a rating; no GATE course in this catalogue does.

• Fee: Rs. 4,999 (struck promotional fee Rs. 7,999)
• Track: GATE 2027
• Key detail: Rs. 4,999 for practice alone, without teaching
• Discount: 38% off the struck fee, a gap of Rs. 3,000
• Rating: No rating is published on this course
• Duration: 52 weeks
• Buying logic: For a second-attempt candidate who needs volume, not teaching.

Rs. 6,999, promotional fee Rs. 12,999, 52 weeks. A rank booster is a revision-and-strategy programme for candidates already through the syllabus, and its timing is the whole point: GATE 2027 sits roughly six months out, which is when this kind of course is bought. The equivalent for the DA stream is Rs. 6,999 at 30 per cent - identical money, different badge, because the promotional fees differ. That pair is a small reminder that within this catalogue the badge is set by the struck figure rather than by the course.

• Fee: Rs. 6,999 (struck promotional fee Rs. 12,999)
• Track: GATE 2027
• Key detail: the deepest badge on any single-subject GATE batch
• Discount: 46% off the struck fee, a gap of Rs. 6,000
• Rating: No rating is published on this course
• Duration: 52 weeks
• Buying logic: A six-months-out purchase. The DA equivalent costs exactly the same.

Rs. 9,999, promotional fee Rs. 12,999, 52 weeks. Against the Rs. 18,749 Batch D live programme, self-paced saves Rs. 8,750 and removes the schedule, the cohort and the doubt-solving. For GATE specifically that is a heavier loss than in most subjects: the exam rewards two years of consistent daily work, and the main thing a live batch sells is the structure that produces it. Anyone who has completed a self-paced course before can weigh the saving honestly; anyone who has not should assume the structure is what they are buying.

• Fee: Rs. 9,999 (struck promotional fee Rs. 12,999)
• Track: GATE self-paced
• Key detail: self-paced, at Rs. 9,000 less than the cheapest live 2028 batch
• Discount: 23% off the struck fee, a gap of Rs. 3,000
• Rating: No rating is published on this course
• Duration: 52 weeks
• Buying logic: Saves Rs. 8,750 and removes the structure. For GATE, structure is the product.

Rs. 22,999, promotional fee Rs. 89,999, 156 weeks. Seventy-four per cent is the deepest badge across all 88 courses and the struck figure is the largest. The comparison that puts it in context sits two picks below: a single-stream GATE 2029 programme at Rs. 54,999 against a Rs. 69,999 struck figure. So one listing offers two streams for Rs. 22,999 and another offers one for Rs. 54,999, and both are GATE 2029 live programmes with recordings and placement support. We cannot reconcile those two from a catalogue listing, and we would ask the counsellor what differs before paying either.

• Fee: Rs. 22,999 (struck promotional fee Rs. 89,999)
• Track: GATE 2029
• Key detail: the deepest badge in the catalogue, off a stated Rs. 89,999
• Discount: 74% off the struck fee, a gap of Rs. 67,000
• Rating: No rating is published on this course
• Duration: 156 weeks
• Buying logic: Two streams for less than half the price of one. Ask what differs before paying.

Rs. 54,999, promotional fee Rs. 69,999, 208 weeks. Four years of access for a 2029 exam, which is the longest runway sold here and aimed at second-year engineering students. Read against the Rs. 22,999 two-stream 2029 combo earlier in this chapter, the price difference is Rs. 32,000 in the opposite direction to the coverage, and the catalogue gives no basis for the gap. Where two listings for the same exam year differ this much, the only workable step is to get both scopes in writing from the institute before paying.

• Fee: Rs. 54,999 (struck promotional fee Rs. 69,999)
• Track: GATE 2029
• Key detail: Rs. 32,000 more than the 2029 combo above, for one stream instead of two
• Discount: 21% off the struck fee, a gap of Rs. 15,000
• Rating: No rating is published on this course
• Duration: 208 weeks
• Buying logic: Get both 2029 listings' scopes in writing before choosing between them.

Rs. 64,999, promotional fee Rs. 74,999. The single most expensive course among all 88 and the only one taught in a physical classroom, in Hyderabad. Thirteen per cent is also close to the shallowest badge here, which is what one expects of a programme constrained by rooms and teachers rather than by bandwidth. Whether classroom coaching is worth roughly three and a half times the online equivalent is the oldest question in Indian exam preparation, and the honest answer is that it depends entirely on whether you study better with people around you and a commute you cannot skip.

• Fee: Rs. 64,999 (struck promotional fee Rs. 74,999)
• Track: Offline
• Key detail: the only offline programme in the catalogue, and the most expensive course in it
• Discount: 13% off the struck fee, a gap of Rs. 10,000
• Rating: No rating is published on this course
• No seat counter published
• Buying logic: Classroom coaching at 3.5x the online price. It buys accountability, not content.