I'm from LAHTP Batch 5. Today's session entirely proved my 4 years of engineering + my offline programming courses wrong. Though I know the basics of programming and I do code in Java, till today all I knew was to write and execute code and the compiler runs it, but I never really knew how it is communicated with the hardware of the computer.
It was an eye-opening session which I really wish I could have known in my college days. Things would have been different if I'd known that earlier. I'm really grateful that I joined this course and it is totally worth it. To be honest, I genuinely feel like quitting my job and learning this course in and out 24/7. Thank you so much for making it so simple and elegant.
We had subjects dedicated to Software Architecture, C programming and digital electronics, but nobody taught me how these were interconnected. Now if I take back those textbooks everything makes total sense.
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Because a video cannot hand you a server.
Your teachings did not help me learn syntax, nor the frameworks, nor the step by step solutions. They helped me understand the art of critical thinking, problem solving, software design, scalable solutions, and how to understand architecture. Above all they helped me ask the right questions: what is the problem, how do I recreate the problem, what is the solution, and why this specific solution.
I started my career in VAPT. My learning was mostly: for this finding use this approach, for that finding use that approach. I knew how to perform things, but I did not deeply understand the concepts behind them. After the LAHTP, Advanced LAHTP and Bug Bounty Hunter courses I started connecting everything and got a much better overall picture of cybersecurity. Now I have both the practical experience and the broader understanding.
1 year of effort on YouTube, nothing changed. 1 year of effort on Udemy and many courses, nothing changed. 6 months of SNA and I landed a job, plus freelance projects, plus building my own SaaS products.
Even Udemy or other platforms do not teach Computer Science in the same depth as SNA. Very few people explain the content to that level.
I recommended SNA to my friends when I started to change myself. They did not take it seriously, and had the same feeling of learning on YouTube and other sources. Now they are regretting it and looking at SNA courses. SNA courses are my basement.
Took LAHTP and Web Engineering back in 2023/24. Now I am a cloud engineer, placed at 12 LPA. It is the push you gave me through your courses. You opened another dimension of tech. I do not know how to explain it, but the way I looked at computer science changed drastically because of you.
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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.
Experimental learning is best, as you're doing. I was stunned when you taught about assembly language, which lots of people just mugged up for marks, even me! I am getting more insight even within a few classes from watching the recorded videos. Hope the SNA community grows.
I have become the Head of IT (Service and Development) for a startup company, but I'm just a 3rd year student. With the knowledge from SNA and the way you taught me how to learn new things and how to approach problems, I don't by-heart anything now; if I want something I learn from documentation and some videos and I do it. I was selected by 2 reputed companies among experienced people and tons of certificate holders in my first interviews. Thank you for teaching me.
My age is 27 and I graduated in mechanical engineering and did not have much coding knowledge. I started my career in TCS in 2021 and took your course after that in Full Stack Engineering, and that has given me knowledge to switch company and now I am earning 15 LPA in Chennai. With your course I now have interest to explore other technology too. Please don't stop giving your knowledge.
Hi sibidharan bro....
I'm one of ur student attending the course...Ur Teaching method is good and it's is easily understandable....My feedback about those classes attended before was pretty good and understandable....one query bro.....As i studied the basics C language in schl and clg so i have a practice of it before so i could understood clearly but I don't know anything about python and php basics i can learn that from this 1 month course Bro ?
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I completed Selfmade Ninja Academy's Learn Hacking Through Programming (LAHTP Batch 6) course certification. Throughout this journey, I delved deep into the realms of low-level programming and web security. From understanding the fundamentals of low-level programming to mastering the art of web security, every module has been packed with enriching content and hands-on exercises.
One of the highlights was exploring OWASP security principles, which provided a comprehensive framework for identifying and mitigating web application vulnerabilities. The in-depth study of binary exploitation techniques has been truly fascinating; unraveling the intricacies of memory management has not only broadened my technical expertise but also sharpened my problem-solving skills.
I have successfully completed the LAHTP (Learn The Art of Hacking Through Programming) course at Selfmade Ninja Academy! This 3-month course has been a transformative experience, offering me an unpredictable depth of knowledge. I can confidently say that enrolling in this program was one of the best decisions I have ever made.
Through this course, I gained a solid foundation in understanding how computers work at a low level, building full-stack web applications, pentesting those applications, fixing bugs and learning secure coding practices, and so much more. With the virtual labs (labs.selfmade.ninja), I explored how real-life servers work, learned how to configure them, and practiced in a hands-on environment that mirrors real-world scenarios.
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Why online, and not offline?
Because offline classes cannot give you what actually makes an engineer: reps.
We built the labs so thousands of ninjas can grind, break things and try again — any hour, as many times as they want. In an offline batch you get one pass at a topic, at a fixed time, at the trainer’s pace. Then the room closes.
Online and self-paced, you rewatch, redo, practice, break it, fix it, repeat. Our 300+ hours of content and the labs are designed around that loop.
If you only want offline classes, SNA is honestly not for you. But if you want to learn by doing — start a free trial for a week and see whether online learning works for you before deciding anything.
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