Guide for parents and students
Coding classes for class 6 to 12 in Hinglish
Fees, timings, language, safety and what is included, in one place.
The short answer
CodeBakerz runs live online coding classes for class 6 to 12 in small batches of at most 30 students, taught in Hinglish.
Starter (class 6 to 10, complete beginners) costs ₹1,500 a month. Builder (class 11–12 and college) costs ₹1,800 a month. You can cancel anytime, and the first payment has a 7-day money-back.
Facts last checked: . Fees and dates can change; the program pages always show the current ones.
What do the classes cost?
One simple monthly fee covers everything below. There is no registration fee.
- Starter, class 6 to 10: ₹1,500 a month, or ₹4,050 for a prepaid quarter (10% off).
- Builder, class 11–12 and college: ₹1,800 a month, or ₹4,860 for a prepaid quarter.
Prices are inclusive of any applicable taxes. Payment is monthly auto-pay (UPI Autopay or card) through Razorpay, and you can cancel anytime. See the pricing page for the current details.
What is included every month?
- 2 live classes a week (90 minutes each)
- 1 weekly doubt and lab session
- Recordings of every class, for your batch only
- A weekly assignment with written feedback
- One project every month
- Batch community group with your mentor
- Monthly progress report (sent to parents for under-18 students)
- Level certificate after your capstone
When are the classes?
Starter: Weekends + one weekday evening, so it never clashes with school. Builder: Weekday evenings (school batches also get a weekend slot). Every class is recorded for your own batch, so a missed class is not lost.
Exact days and times are fixed per batch and shown on the program pages when a batch opens.
In which language are classes taught?
Classes are in Hinglish, a natural mix of Hindi and English. Code, notes and technical words stay in English, so students also get comfortable with the English used at work. The website is in simple English.
Which program is right?
A class 6 to 10 student who has never coded starts with Starter: how computers and the internet work, Python through small games, HTML, CSS and JavaScript, Git, and a published personal website. A class 11–12 student, or anyone who already knows the basics, picks Builder: a deployed full-stack app built with branches, tickets and code review.
Not sure? Answer three questions or book a free demo class and ask the mentor.
Is it safe for school students?
- A parent or guardian must consent at sign-up for every student under 18.
- Parents get a monthly progress report and can sit in on any class.
- Student profiles are never public, and recordings are visible only to the batch.
- Read the full child safety policy and the code of conduct.
Common questions
Can a class 6 or 7 student join?
Yes. Starter begins from zero. A class 6 or 7 student who is comfortable with a keyboard and basic maths can follow it. Parents are welcome to sit in, and the first payment has a 7-day money-back.
Is there a free trial class?
Yes. A free live demo class lets you meet the mentor and see how a batch works before you pay anything. Book it on the demo page.
Do students need a laptop?
Yes. A laptop or desktop with a stable internet connection is needed for coding. A phone or tablet is not enough.
How many students are in a batch?
At most 30, so the mentor can look at each student's code.
Will this clash with school?
Starter classes are on weekends plus one weekday evening, so school comes first.
Do you guarantee a job or marks?
No. We teach real skills and review real projects. Nobody honest can guarantee jobs, and our level certificate is not a government-recognised degree.
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