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Yes, definitely labs and classes are top notch. For those who want to explore new technology it is versatile and easy to run and deploy on our local machine. Recently you added an alternative feature for roadmap.sh, it gives what I want. Overall the experience is awesome.

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Some people don't really know about the SNA classes or the actual course content. They just look at the topics and think, "Oh, okay, they teach this topic too simply," without understanding how detailed and valuable the SNA course actually is.

I bought a CTM course and studied from the very beginning. Honestly, even Udemy or other platforms don't teach Computer Science in the same depth as SNA. Very few people explain the content to that level.

The people who truly understand SNA from beginning to end know that it's a precious diamond they choose in their life.

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I joined LAHTP batch 5 during 2020 but couldn't continue. Then I did an ethical hacking course offline where I paid around 1 lakh, but it wasn't worth it, and the content you teach can't even be compared. The only factor is time. SNA is the only place where people can learn everything; in fact I even recommend it to my friends who studied with me in that offline course. Now that I have time I took LAHTP Legacy and I'm dedicating my time to it, starting today from the beginning again.

People don't realize the value of a thing when it's easy to get, bro.

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After coming to SNA my entire life changed on how I view the digital world. I joined LAHTP batch 6 when I was studying MBBS, but I dropped out and when I was at an end SNA gave me a clear path how I should go and where I should begin. SNA is a great platform, it serves as a guidebook to beginners. Thanks to you bro.

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Bro im learning LAHTP.. Im now watching your computer architecture video.. Sathiyama solren.. Naa programming padichapa kooda enakku low level la enna nadakkum nu ivlo deep ah yaarum sonnadhu illa.. Akku vera aani vera summa pirichi solringa bro.. Seriously im just amazed by your wisdom.. ❤️ My 7k rupees is justified just in this lecture ❤️

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I got an internship from a startup as a cloud engineer.. my first ever stipend based internship in my 5th semester.. Thanks to you bro.. you laid the foundation for me..

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When I started my career in VAPT in web, mobile, network and API, people said programming is not needed to enter into the cybersecurity field. They say, get CEH because most companies are asking for certification while shortlisting the resume. But still now I don't have any industry standard certificate but worked on vulnerabilities and reported them.

I watched your interviews and videos when I was in school days and lately I understand why programming is more important than tools, especially when it comes to cybersecurity. I joined SNA 4 months ago to learn the core of ethical hacking. Still in progress; one day I will say "It's all worth it because of Sibi Anna and SNA". Thank you for the wonderful edtech community.

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Hii bro...indha covid yaruku epdiyo...but namaku romba nallathu pannichi...SNA helped me to take my career in a right path as well as developing me personally too...scl low mark oda mudicha appo enna pandrathu nu theriyama veetla parents problem...as we know tipical Indian parents mindset only mark values them a lot...evlo intrest irrunthalum proper guidance illa...SNA came took In good way...

The way of your teaching is like friend teaches us...ethana mura purila nu ketalum aadha diff perspective la solli puriyavekarathu yarum mehh panna maatanga bro but u did that...

Scl clg maari sir nu lam koopdama ungala anna, bro nu koopadrathe entha hesitation um illama interact panna romba helpfull aa irruku...

Happy learning is not a phrase it's the way we learn in SNA❤️ 1000times true...

Proud to be student of SNA...thanks a lot for ur efforts bro 🤟🤟 thank you so much

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I started the Photogram project and tried to modify the designs by myself, and this looks a neat one. All the credits go to you bro. I still remember, before taking this course I was a null at coding and programming. Now my engineer friends can't believe that a commerce background student learnt this much. They were paying 1.5L for college and still don't know how to use SSH and Git. I am very grateful to be an SNA student. The knowledge is just wow.

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Hi bro, your teaching is absolutely good and pls keep going on for me in school days my csc teacher has never taught like this even though I had an interest in c program during my school days my csc mam she never clarifies my doubts I loose my interest and started mugup the programs! I am good in mugging up😅 In clg days also I did the same thing bro for small small programs I can understand the concepts but compared to big programs I can't able to understand! Your way of teaching is absolutely awesome for people like me everyone needs to learn programming but they can't able to find the right mentor I hope for me my problem is over now. I wanted to include something here this is how I got placed in Cognizant as everyone told me that they Will ask technical questions only from basic programs I started mugging up the programs and the interviewer asked me a simple c program and some basic SQL queries that's it.. I answered got placed bt while working here is something different bro I am not into development as I said I am in a support project I need to move into development and Cyber security field that's why I choose this course and I am sure I haven't made the wrong decision I personally thanking you Soo much for helping my issues out here.. As you said I am like elathiyum tharinjikanum like that character! I will learn one by one as u mentioned.. Once again I finally thanking you for helping me out bro.

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Before joining SNA, my fundamentals were weak and I had lost a lot of confidence in myself when it came to technology. I initially joined with a lot of myths around cybersecurity and hacking, but SNA completely broke those illusions and showed me the real side of how things actually work. The course helped me build strong fundamentals, understand why programming is important, and see the bigger picture of how different technologies connect with each other, something even college never explained this clearly. The hands-on labs made a huge difference by helping me practice what I learned, and that pushed me to start upskilling on my own. The biggest change was learning how to learn: reading documentation, figuring things out independently, and not depending on anyone to spoon-feed me. SNA didn't just improve my technical knowledge, it rebuilt my confidence and prepared me to adapt to any technology in the future. If I had to choose between college and SNA, I would choose SNA without hesitation.