Blockchain · Batches & Fees
Uncodemy Blockchain Batch Timings & Fees 2026
Quick summary — Uncodemy blockchain batch timings and fee structure
Uncodemy blockchain batch timings and fee structure vary by intake and mode, so the current batch list, total fee and instalment options should be confirmed with a counsellor in writing. Before enrolling, check whether weekday, weekend or online batches fit you, what the fee includes, and whether the syllabus covers blockchain fundamentals, smart contracts and a project.
In this guide you will learn:
- Batch options — how to choose weekday, weekend or online.
- Fee questions — what to confirm in writing.
- Course content — what a blockchain course should cover.
- Planning templates — enquiry, comparison and prep.
- Prerequisites — what to learn before day one.
SECTION 01Understanding batch options
Batches are usually offered in a few formats so that students and working professionals can both attend. Exact days and times are announced per intake, so use this section to decide which type suits you, then ask a counsellor for the current schedule.
| Batch type | Usually suits | Advantages | Ask before choosing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Weekday batch | Students and full-time learners | Steady pace, frequent contact | Exact days, start date and duration |
| Weekend batch | Working professionals | Fits office hours | How practice is handled between weekends |
| Live online batch | Learners outside Noida/Delhi or with long commutes | No travel, recordings may be available | Recording policy and doubt support |
| Classroom batch | Learners who prefer in-person learning | Direct help with setup and code | Centre location and lab access |
Hello, I am interested in the blockchain course.
Please share:
1. Upcoming batch start dates
2. Days and timings for weekday, weekend and online batches
3. Total duration and hours per week
4. Whether sessions are recorded
5. Classroom location options
Thank you.
Schedule fit check
My free slots: weekdays ______ weekends ______
Batch option A: ______ → fits? Y / N
Batch option B: ______ → fits? Y / N
Travel time (classroom): ____ min each way
Practice time I can add per week: ____ hours
Choose the batch you can attend every week.
SECTION 02Questions to ask about the fee structure
Fees may differ by mode and intake, and offers change. The right approach is to ask the same clear questions and get answers in writing so you know the full cost before paying.
| Question | Why it matters | What a clear answer includes | Red flag |
|---|---|---|---|
| What is the total fee? | Avoid surprises | Amount including taxes | Only a 'starting from' figure |
| Are instalments available? | Plan cash flow | Number and dates of instalments, any extra charge | Unclear schedule |
| What is included? | Compare value | Sessions, recordings, projects, mock interviews, materials | Vague inclusions |
| What is the refund and repeat policy? | Protect yourself | Written policy, batch repeat terms | Nothing in writing |
Fee confirmation (fill from written reply)
Course: Blockchain
Mode: classroom / online Batch: ______
Total fee (incl. tax): ______
Instalments: ____ × ______ Dates: ______
Included: ☐ live sessions ☐ recordings ☐ projects ☐ mock interviews ☐ material
Not included: ______
Refund policy received: ☐
Batch repeat option: ☐
Total cost of learning blockchain
Course fee: ______
Laptop upgrade (if any): ______
Test-network tools: usually free (use testnets, never real funds)
Travel (classroom): ______
Total: ______
SECTION 03What a blockchain course should cover
Fees make sense only next to content. A solid blockchain course goes from how blockchains work to writing and testing smart contracts, with security and real-world use cases. Use it as a checklist when you read any blockchain syllabus.
| Module | Topics | Practical output | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fundamentals | Hashing, blocks, consensus, public vs private chains | Simple hash-chain demo | Understand what makes data tamper-evident |
| Wallets and transactions | Keys, addresses, gas, testnets | Send test tokens on a testnet | Safe hands-on experience |
| Smart contracts | Solidity basics, deployment, events | Deployed test contract | Core developer skill |
| Security and use cases | Common vulnerabilities, audits, enterprise uses | Review of a contract's risks | Responsible development |
import hashlib, json
def block(data, prev_hash):
body = {"data": data, "prev": prev_hash}
h = hashlib.sha256(json.dumps(body, sort_keys=True).encode()).hexdigest()
return {**body, "hash": h}
chain = [block("genesis", "0")]
for item in ["A pays B 5", "B pays C 2"]:
chain.append(block(item, chain[-1]["hash"]))
for b in chain:
print(b["data"], "->", b["hash"][:12])
# Changing any earlier data changes every later hash
// SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
pragma solidity ^0.8.20;
contract Counter {
uint256 public count;
event Incremented(uint256 newCount);
function increment() external {
count += 1;
emit Incremented(count);
}
}
// Compile and deploy on a test network (e.g. using an online IDE)
// Never deploy learning contracts with real funds
SECTION 04Enrolment planning templates
Use these templates to collect information, decide and prepare for your blockchain batch.
Enquiry Tracker
Date of enquiry: ______
Counsellor: ______
Batches offered: ______________
Fee details received in writing: ☐
Syllabus received: ☐
Demo class date: ______
Decision deadline: ______
Before day one (2-3 weeks)
☐ JavaScript or Python basics (variables, functions, objects)
☐ How the web works: client, server, APIs
☐ Git basics
☐ Install a code editor and a browser wallet for testnets
☐ Read about hashing and public/private keys
First month goals
☐ Explain how blocks link through hashes
☐ Create a testnet wallet and receive test tokens
☐ Deploy a simple contract on a testnet
☐ Read and explain one public contract
☐ Notes and code pushed to GitHub
SECTION 05Tips before joining a blockchain batch
These steps help you start well:
- Get batch and fee details in writing — offers and schedules change between intakes.
- Attend a demo class — check teaching style and depth first.
- Learn programming basics — JavaScript or Python makes smart contracts easier.
- Use testnets only — never risk real funds while learning.
- Think about use cases — employers value people who understand where blockchain fits — and where it does not.
SECTION 06Interview Q&A — blockchain batches and fees
Q1What makes a blockchain tamper-evident?
Each block stores the hash of the previous block, so changing earlier data changes all later hashes and the alteration becomes obvious.
Q2What is a smart contract?
A program stored on a blockchain that runs automatically when its conditions are met, such as transferring tokens when a payment is received.
Q3What is a testnet?
A separate blockchain network for testing where tokens have no real value, used for learning and development.
Q4What is gas on Ethereum-style networks?
A fee paid for computation and storage when sending transactions or running smart contracts.
Q5What is the difference between public and private blockchains?
Public blockchains let anyone join and read; private or permissioned ones restrict participation to approved members, often used by businesses.
SECTION 07Test yourself — blockchain batches and fees quiz
Five questions. No sign-up.
0 / 5Pick an answer to see why it is right or wrong.
SECTION 08Frequently asked questions
What are the Uncodemy blockchain batch timings?
Timings vary by intake and mode. Contact a counsellor for the current weekday, weekend and online batch schedule.
What is the fee for the Uncodemy blockchain course?
Please talk to a counsellor for the current fee, instalment options and a written list of what is included.
Is there an online blockchain batch?
Ask a counsellor which modes are available for the next intake, including online options and recording policies.
What should I know before a blockchain course?
Basic programming in JavaScript or Python, how the web works, Git basics and an understanding of hashing and keys.
Is blockchain a good career option?
It is a specialised field with roles in development, security and enterprise solutions. Combine it with strong general programming skills.
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