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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.

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I am learning Development and Security. Because of your support, I've become the tech lead in my team. I have also won multiple hackathons and security challenges. I even got placed in 6 LPA within just 2 years.

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Hi Sibi Anna! I am lathp b3 student. Two of my friends lost their money — one of them, whose father is a farmer, lost 1 lakh on a UI/UX course. Another friend lost 40,000 while learning Python. They also said that they didn't learn any advanced topics — only very basic concepts were taught.

But at SNA, they teach multiple languages like C, PHP, and Python advanced concepts

I have been learning C for the past 4 years. I used to just write some code, but when I started learning "C for Hackers," my entire mindset changed because of you and your deep teaching. SNA is really great!

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Hi bro..
Today's session was so good. Learning a lot of small things without even missing. In my college, all the students in my class are silent when they take teacher's lesson. But all of our classes are asking questions they want. Although it is slightly distracting, it makes interest. I feel like learning from my friends. There is a different between learning from the teacher and learning from a friend.
You're really amazing... .
- Ram

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Your course is better than some of the universities ranked top 100 in the world. It's so dense with actual stuff that someone needs to know.

I bought a course on Udemy 5 to 7 years ago called "Complete Ethical Hacking". Till today, I regret spending Rs 1,800 on it. Yes, he taught ethical hacking, but I was never able to implement it anywhere, land a job, or even have meaningful conversations about it.

But SNA was different. SNA helped me build a mental model. A framework. It made me feel like I can break or build anything in tech because I understand how things connect.

You once said, "Illusion of Separation". That idea has helped me break down problems and solve them till date. I still use it.

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i rarely share about courses. but this from @sibidharan you can take it as an 'endorsement' from me.

i've had first hand experience knowing how sibi teaches his students. sibi is amazing. his python free course is on YouTube. that should give you a sneak peak on how he teaches fr.

tbh, you'd learn a lot.

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The IoT session was really awesome and engaging. The workshop was quite interesting; hands-on made us feel complete. Totally enjoyed and learned a lot: the style and the knowledge of the presenter was so good. This workshop was fantastic and it exceeded my expectations! We have learned a lot of things with the given equipment. These four days were so awesome and we learnt such minute things so well. Sir has explained every concept in a detailed manner. We need lots of workshops like this in future; can you arrange it once a year?

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I'm doing competitive programming and I wanted to learn so-called hacking from scratch. I've tried a lot of resources, even the dark web; some I found, but they were also teaching tools. While YouTubing I found your course and thought of it as yet another course, but one thing made me enroll: your introduction video. On day 2 and day 3 I was a little bored because I knew the basics already, I'm a C++ syntax kind of person, but then I was amazed. Seriously. Things which I was using without knowing how they work inside the machine. After your classes I have a different perspective on coding. Everything you are cracking in a much simpler way. Proud to be a part of Sibidharan's team, love you to the core, without the tools and with the foundation of everything.

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I joined SNA LAHTP batch 2 at a very early stage. That time I was a student and now I'm a founder. My company name is Pentagon Innovations; I'm running this company for around 1 year 4 months. We are into B2B sector, we built many SaaS products and now I have clients in 5 countries, but everything started from SNA and we even did one VAPT project in Malaysia. I'm a first generation entrepreneur and I'm just 23 years old.