Coding Ninjas Job Bootcamp: Fees, Refund Policy and Review (2026)

By Deepak Sharma. Published 2026-10-24. 6 min read

Topics: Coding Ninjas, Bootcamp Review, Coding Bootcamps, Bootcamp Fees, India

By Deepak Sharma, BootcampGuide. Every figure below was read off Coding Ninjas' own Job Bootcamp page and its course listings on 24 October 2026. See sources.

Quick answer

Coding Ninjas does not publish a total fee for its Job Bootcamp. Its page shows two EMI figures — "as low as ₹5,357 a month" and "₹6,096 a month" — without saying what either adds up to, over how many months, or which of its two plans each belongs to. The bootcamp runs six months, refunds in full within seven days of the batch start, carries no job guarantee, and claims a 95% placement rate with no cohort size attached.

That makes it the one major coding bootcamp in India you cannot price from its own website. Of the five Coding Ninjas programmes we list, two publish a fee (₹1,00,000 and ₹1,20,000, both AI certifications) and three do not — the Job Bootcamps in full stack, data analytics and data science are all "EMI from" with no total. None of the five publishes a start date.

What the Coding Ninjas Job Bootcamp is

The programme now called the "Software Development with GenAI Program by Coding Ninjas Job Bootcamp" is a six-month online bootcamp in two tracks, MERN stack or Spring Boot, sold in two plans: Job Bootcamp and Job Bootcamp + IBM. The IBM plan adds 37 hours of IBM content across three courses — Software Engineering Fundamentals (14 hours), Git and GitHub (10 hours), and Containers with Docker, Kubernetes and OpenShift (13 hours) — each with an IBM exam and two attempts. The plan table says "4 IBM certifications"; the FAQ on the same page describes three. Coding Ninjas is also an NSDC-approved training partner and bundles six months of Naukri Pro.

Coding Ninjas is a Gurugram-based company and reports 1,50,000 learners trained. Alongside the software bootcamp it runs a six-month Data Analytics Job Bootcamp and a nine-month Data Science Job Bootcamp with GenAI on the same model, plus two priced certifications: Advanced Certification in GenAI and Multi-Agent Systems with IBM (₹1,00,000, six months) and Forward Deployed Engineering with MultiModal AI, a certification from iHub at IIT Mandi (₹1,20,000, eight months).

Coding Ninjas Job Bootcamp fees: what is published and what is not

Here is everything the Job Bootcamp page says about money, in full:

• "Price as low as ₹5,357 / month"
• "Price as low as ₹6,096 / month"
• "Register for ₹499 FREE" on the enrolment form, with no explanation of whether that is a fee, a deposit or a promotion
• Naukri Pro "worth ₹1,000/month", which is a bundled benefit, not a discount

What it does not say: the total fee, the number of EMI instalments, the tenure, the interest if any, whether GST is included, which plan each monthly figure belongs to, or what the IBM plan costs over the base plan. The payment section reads "We accept payments using:" and lists nothing.

For scale: if ₹5,357 a month ran only for the six months of the course it would total ₹32,142, which would make this one of the cheapest live bootcamps in India. But the page does not say the EMI stops at six months, and "as low as" is the language of a longer tenure. We cannot tell you the fee, and neither can the page. The older Career Camp page for the same company lists a nine-month programme with a twelve-month placement window and, again, no fee — only a 10% referral discount on an unstated price.

Against the market: the median published fee for a coding bootcamp in India is ₹64,500, and 16 of the 19 coding programmes we list publish one. Coding Ninjas' two priced programmes sit at ₹1,00,000 and ₹1,20,000, which at six and eight months is ₹16,667 and ₹15,000 per month of teaching — around the upper third of the market. Whether the Job Bootcamp is priced like those or like its EMI suggests, nobody outside a sales call knows.

Refund policy

Two wordings appear on the page: a feature table says "Full fees refundable within 7 days" and the FAQ says "within 7 days of your batch start date". The second is the one to hold them to, in writing, before paying — seven days from payment and seven days from batch start can be weeks apart. The full policy is in a linked PDF, not on the page. For comparison, Scaler's window is 14 days.

Duration, format and hours

Six months, online, built on pre-recorded modules you can "access from anywhere at any time", with live sessions on top. How many live sessions is unclear: one FAQ says "20 live interactive sessions with industry experts", another says "10 1:1 Industry Expert Sessions". Teaching assistants are available seven days a week from 10 AM to 12 AM. Weekly hours are not stated, batch dates are not published, and the syllabus shown stops at week three (HTML, Node.js, React). An FAQ adds that duration "varies based on the learning pace", which for a largely recorded programme is a reasonable thing to say and a reason to ask how many learners finish in six.

Placement claims, read properly

The page is dense with outcome numbers. Taken one at a time:

• "95% placement rate." No cohort size, no year, no definition of "placed". A rate without a denominator cannot be checked and should not be compared with anyone else's.
• "128% avg hike" and, elsewhere, learners earn "an average of 2.16 times more". A 128% hike is 2.28 times. The two figures do not agree with each other.
• "1200+ hiring companies", "30,000+ students helped", "80K+ students enrolled", "35 LPA highest CTC", "1,400+ placed at MAANG", "103 of 116 Indian unicorns". None carries a time period. The 30,000 and 80,000 are different things and the page does not reconcile them.
• Job guarantee: no. The FAQ answers this directly. What is offered is placement assistance, with obligations on the learner: accept a role through the placement cell and you are expected not to back out, and may pursue further cell opportunities only for a package at least 50% higher.

This is not unusual — every one of the 19 coding bootcamps we list claims placement support and none publishes an audited rate. It is simply the case that Coding Ninjas publishes more numbers than most, and the numbers conflict more than most.

Who it suits, and who should look elsewhere

The Job Bootcamp accepts "any background": working professionals, final-year students and fresh graduates, with no degree required. The recorded-first format suits someone who needs to study around a job and can hold themselves to a schedule. The IBM plan is worth considering only if an IBM certificate means something to the employers you are targeting; the 37 hours of IBM content is a small fraction of six months.

Look elsewhere if you need to know the price before a call, want a published start date, or want a classroom. AccioJob publishes ₹75,000 online and ₹85,000 in a classroom for its eight- and six-month full stack programmes; Coding Blocks teaches MERN with system design in Noida for ₹24,999; AlmaBetter lists ₹75,000 with batch dates. All of them, and Coding Ninjas, are in one table on the coding bootcamps hub, sorted by cost per month.

Questions to ask before you pay

1. What is the total fee for the plan I am choosing, including GST, and over how many months does the EMI run?
2. What is the ₹499 at registration — a fee, a deposit, or refundable?
3. Does the seven-day refund window start at payment or at batch start? Send me the policy PDF.
4. For the 95% placement rate: which cohort, what year, how many learners, and what counts as placed?
5. How many of the live sessions are group sessions and how many are 1:1?
6. What share of learners finish within six months?

A provider that answers all six in writing has told you something about itself. One that answers in a call has too.

Sources and how we checked

Figures were read from Coding Ninjas' Job Bootcamp page and its Career Camp page on 24 October 2026, and from the five Coding Ninjas listings on this site, each of which carries the source URL it was read from. Where the page gives two figures for one thing we have quoted both rather than choosing. Nothing here is estimated: where a number is missing from the page it is reported as missing. If Coding Ninjas publishes a total fee, we will update this review and the listing the same day.