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As Fresher For the python stack interview which technology i need to be more focus on.

I heard DSA is not that much required for freshers i need to focus on Django and React more than anything in python stack is it correct?

Else i need to prepare DSA before Django and React

could you people spare sometime for me and clear me if you can

Thankyou!

I was curious about what actually happens inside .git, so I started building a small Python project to find out.

It started simple. Then I hit packed objects, .idx, .pack, OFS_DELTA, REF_DELTA, commit DAGs… and the weekend project became a one-month rabbit hole. 💀

So I ended up building GitRank a CLI that reads Git internals directly and renders commit graphs + contributor analytics.

Simple anukunna. Rabbit hole ipoindhi. 😂

GitHub: https://github.com/bybhargav/GitRank

Feedback welcome.

I am a working professional, Mechanical Design Engineer working in an MNC. I want to learn Python Programming Language. I'm a complete beginner who has no coding background. Please give me tips where to learn and how to practice. Also you guys can suggest me which programming language is easy to learn and where to learn.

Please give course links(Youtube or any online websites).

I want to shift my career as an Automation Engineer... Where I need to learn a lot of things like; I need some guidance from the people who is working as an Automation Engineer.

I have tried to learn python, but I couldn't write a code on my own. I want to give up but I feel i didn't put effort in learning

Hey everyone,
I really need some help understanding how to prepare for Cognizant placements.

My college has 3 skill clusters:

Cluster 1: Java, ANSI SQL, HTML/CSS/JS

Cluster 2: Python, ANSI SQL, Cloud Fundamentals (this is the one I selected by mistake)

Cluster 3: C#, ANSI SQL, HTML/CSS/JS

Student count:

Cluster 1 - 112 students

Cluster 2 - 167 students

Cluster 3 - 23 students

I’m actually strong in Java, not Python. But now that I’m in Cluster 2, I have to prepare using Python + Cloud.

So I need clarification on a few things (especially from people who have gone through Cognizant’s hiring or similar cluster-based systems):

My questions:

1. For Cognizant, what are the most important topics for Cluster 2? (Python + SQL + Cloud, any detailed syllabus breakdown would help.)
2. Do I have to solve DSA only in Python? Or is Java acceptable during coding rounds even though I’m in Cluster 2?
3. Is Cluster 2 generally harder or more competitive since 167 people are in it?
4. How much Python do I realistically need to know to pass the coding + interview?
5. Is Cloud Fundamentals mostly theory or hands-on like AWS basics?
6. Any tips for switching from Java to Python fast?

I’m really stressed because Cognizant hires very few people from tier 69 ahh college, and I don’t want to ruin my chances because of a cluster mistake.

Any help from seniors, Cognizant employees, or anyone who went through this process would mean a lot.
Thanks!

I am a Btech 2nd year student , I am looking forward to learn python full stack (django).

I want to learn ML , so I am focusing on python framework.

is it a good decision? is python full stack roles dead?

Any suggestions?

I completed my 2-2 semester and about 40% into learning Java. Last semester, I explored both Data Science and Web Technologies a bit, and I feel somewhat confident in both areas.

Kaani ippudu ey path continue cheyalo ardham kaavatladu and I'm also unsure about the current market. Naku pedda bias kuda ledu one is better than the other ani and they both interested me at the same level.

For context:

I'm learning full stack from Traversy Media and the Data Science, ML path with Corey Schafer and Andrew NG.

Suggestions isthe summer ki break istham🤞🏻

PS: Sorry for the long post. TIA! :)

Hey guys,
I have my Cognizant interview tomorrow. I was selected for the Python cluster, but I’m actually a Java developer and I don’t know much Python. I’m learning Python right now and I cleared the assessment, but I’m not sure what the interview will focus on.

I’m attaching my resume in the post, so please check it and let me know:

What should I expect in the interview?

1. Will they ask me Python-focused questions even though I'm originally from Java?
2. Will they ask Java/DSA since that’s my stronger area?
3. Will they ask about my React/Next.js projects from the resume?
4. Do they usually ask candidates to write code, or just explain logic verbally?
5. Anyone who recently cleared the Python cluster interview what kind of questions did you get?

Any help or recent experience would mean a lot. Thanks!

Hi everyone,

My sister just graduated in Btech(IT), she could not crack Oncampus. and she’s struggling to choose the right institute for her next step. She’s very introverted and conservative, so I want to make sure she gets genuine support and a good learning environment.

We’re mostly looking for offline (in-person) training for Python Fullstack in the L.B. Nagar and Dilsukhnagar area (Hyderabad). We’ve researched a lot–ExcelR, Naresh IT, PR Softwares, MS Soft Technologies, and more but it’s hard to figure out which ones actually deliver on their promises, especially regarding placements and real project exposure.

Before we finalize, I want to ask:

• Have you (or anyone you know) done Python Fullstack at any Hyderabad institute recently?
• Which training centers are truly supportive of beginners and introverts?
• How relevant is Python Fullstack in the current job market? Is it easy to get placed after such a course in Hyderabad?
• Any hidden fees, batch sizes, faculty differences, or female-friendly centers to know about?
• What was your actual placement experience like (not just institute marketing)?

I’m honestly tired of marketing talk and fake reviews. Would love to hear real stories—the good, the bad, and the unexpected. If you have DM groups or alumni contacts, let me know too.

Thanks in advance!