How much of what I learned here is helpful? Not how much. Completely, athu mattum thaan. TNPSC aspirant aa tech aspirant aa maathanathu LAHTP thaan. Due to lockdown I changed my career path, after that it changed my life.
Without LAHTP it's impossible to survive here.
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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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Excited to share that I secured 1st position representing the YCF Team in the national-level Yukthi CTF competition, organized by Selfmade Ninja Academy and the Tamil Nadu Police! The challenges were incredibly engaging, centered around real-world exploits, and provided an excellent learning experience. A 24-hour online competition followed by a 24-hour on-site event at Saveetha Engineering College, where I met some of the most talented students and professionals.
Bro my friend only saw ur insta post force me to join the course I attend a lot, of course, related to cybersecurity most of them thought tools only I thought u like one of them I really don't trust u first but after day 2 session my thoughts have been changed every one will tell they will teach from scratch but not like u bro u thought me how to write abcd with my hands I learn a lot of thing in this few session u teaching me like friend u change my mindset first I thought if learn tools I can become good hacker but u thought me hacking far more than it
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I have become the Head of IT (Service and development) for a startup company but im Just a 3rd year student 😎
With the knowledge from SNA and the way you taught me how to learn new things, 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 on my first interviews 😎
Thank you for teaching me.
I'm one of your students from SNA and have recently completed my 12th grade. I've been passionate about cybersecurity since I was 13, and I joined SNA about a year ago. Since then, I've been regularly attending your classes and working on all the projects you've assigned.
Recently, I discovered CVE-2025-26206, which was officially acknowledged and assigned a number by the MITRE team. I also completed a project called Penquin, an advanced bug bounty hunting toolkit. I built it using the skills and mentorship I gained from your classes. You've shown me that age doesn't matter - what matters is showing your talent.
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.
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.
I had this doubt all these years, for the past 5-6 years. Everyone told me to study C, Java, Python, learn OOPs concepts. I even went to courses in Coursera or NIIT. Nobody has ever given a comparison like this. Thank you so much na. Till now I didn't understand what a datatype is as a whole purpose, what OOPs is going to do. I simply wrote logic with basic conditions I knew. Thanks bro.
Crystal oscillator is the find of the day. Took me back to college days of Electronic circuits. Similar to 8085/8086 architecture
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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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