Online Classes for Informatics Practices (Python) from Edukers by Pawan Arora

Why Online Classes?

The current situation that has arises due to the widespread of corona virus,  today millions of users are compelled to shift all that moves life - online. Internet usage has increased by many times. Education sector is also one such sector that can't be ignored for that long. Hence online platform that works with the help of Internet must be employed.

Online classes were there, before corona virus also but this platform was used only by few who are net savvy and quite familiar with the online platform. I personally feel, today there is still there are large amount of people who feel shy of using this platform for education. You will be surprised though that among them, there is still large amount of people who use internet to post status on Facebook, post on Instagram or follow there favorite YouTubers, but still learning online is still not fully exploited.

It is quite same as sometime back people were scared to pay online or shop online, but thanks to Honorable Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi who due to his policies forced people to go online, with knowledge but without any fear.

Corona Virus has done the similar job. Suddenly we are thrown upon us an only possibility to yes to learning online.

Why Edukers? 

Pawan Arora, Founder - Edukers has been teaching since more than 18 years. He is teaching CBSE Class XI and Class XII students, BCA and BTech level students since so many years. Teaching is his passion, on the other hand he is a developer himself thus equally passionate about coding. That is not all, he is an author who has authored several books and now since long using his writing skills to blogging. 

He has been writing for several websites. So he knows what is best for his students. At Edukers, all these years students (more than 80% of them) are scoring above 90%.

What courses you can join? 

Currently Edukers offers live online classes for CBSE Computer Science (CS), Informatics Practices (IP), BCA, and B'Tech level courses. Which included Python, C/C++, Java, Netbeans, PHP, MySQL, Data Structures, Embedded Technologies, Robotics, Digital Marketing etc.

How can I join online Classes at Edukers?

Well you can follow the links below to start learning online.


Classes for 2020-2021 have already started. You can register for a demo, on the link provided above.

Happy Learning

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