Prompting Is Not Enough
Prompt templates are useful, but production workflows need schema control, retries, validation, review flags and failure handling.
Production-focused GenAI engineering
A hands-on GenAI, RAG and Agentic AI program for technical professionals who want to build real BFSI-style and enterprise AI workflows with evaluations, guardrails, memory, multi-agent systems, deployment and cloud-ready architecture.
Program Fee: Rs. 40,000
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Input
Business Problem
Core Architecture
LLM / RAG / Agent Workflow
Evaluation & Human Review
Scorecards, HITL, Metrics
Output
Deployed Business Application
The gap
Many GenAI courses teach prompts, tools and small demos. But real business systems fail for different reasons: unreliable outputs, weak retrieval, poor evaluation, unsafe tool access, missing guardrails and no deployment path.
Prompt templates are useful, but production workflows need schema control, retries, validation, review flags and failure handling.
Most enterprise AI value comes from workflows: extraction, research, summarization, decision support, review, escalation and reporting.
A RAG system is not reliable just because it returns answers with sources. Retrieval quality, grounding, citation quality and failed cases must be measured.
Agents need tool permissions, memory design, cost control, human approval, observability and guardrails before they can be trusted in business workflows.
A useful AI project needs APIs, frontend integration, environment configuration, logging, testing and cloud-readiness.
Project outcomes
The program is structured around practical AI systems, not isolated theory. Each project connects GenAI concepts to a realistic business workflow with implementation, review and production-readiness thinking.
Learning model
The program separates concept learning, guided implementation and live project work so that classroom time is spent on architecture decisions, debugging, tradeoffs and production thinking.
Core concepts, system design patterns, production risks, tool choices and architecture decisions are explained through recorded modules that learners can revisit anytime.
Guided implementation videos help learners practice the building blocks before live project sessions.
Live sessions focus on real use cases, implementation decisions, debugging, project reviews and production-readiness discussions.
Curriculum
The curriculum moves from engineering foundations to GenAI workflows, RAG, agents, BFSI use cases, evaluations, multi-agent systems, tool protocols, voice agents and a full-stack capstone.
Capstone
The capstone connects the full program into one deployable AI product workflow. Learners combine frontend, backend, agents, RAG, memory, evaluations, guardrails and deployment into a working stock-market analytics platform.
The point is not just calling an LLM API. The capstone makes system boundaries, data flow, review, reliability and deployment visible.
User Request
React Frontend
FastAPI Backend
Multi-Agent Research Workflow
RAG Over Documents And Notes
Memory, Evals And Guardrails
Human Review
Analyst-Style Report
Cloud Deployment
Fit
Tools
The course uses modern GenAI engineering tools, but the focus is on transferable architecture patterns: prompting, retrieval, agents, evals, guardrails, APIs, deployment and review workflows.
Tools may vary by cohort based on availability and industry relevance. The course is designed around architecture and implementation patterns, not dependency on one vendor.
Deliverables
The program package is designed to make the Rs. 40,000 fee understandable through reusable content, live implementation depth and a capstone project path.
Program Fee
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Enrollment
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Includes recorded theory, recorded hands-on labs, live project classes, use case implementation and capstone project work.
Designed for professionals who want practical GenAI engineering depth and are ready to build serious projects.
Brochure
Get the complete curriculum, project list, learning model, capstone details and program structure in one PDF.
FAQ
The program includes a Python readiness module, but it is not positioned as a beginner programming course. It is best suited for learners with some technical background who want to build GenAI systems seriously.
If you want to move beyond prompt demos and build GenAI systems with retrieval, agents, evaluations, guardrails, memory and deployment readiness, this program is designed for that path.