AWS Training · Gurugram Campus
Uncodemy Gurugram Campus — AWS Course Details Inside
Quick summary — AWS course at Uncodemy Gurugram campus
Everything about the AWS course at our Gurugram campus, in one place. This guide covers the full 12-week syllabus, classroom and online batch timings, fees and EMI options, the hands-on lab list, capstone projects, and the certification support you get before and after the exam.
In this guide you will learn:
- Course at a glance — duration, mode, batches, fees.
- Module 1: Cloud Foundations — weekly plan and lab checklist.
- Module 2: Core AWS Services — weekly plan and lab checklist.
- Module 3: Architecture, Projects & Certification — capstones and exam prep.
- Fees, batch timings & enrollment — step by step.
SECTION 01Course at a glance — Gurugram campus
Here is the complete snapshot of the AWS course running at Uncodemy's Gurugram campus. Everything below is confirmed for the current batch cycle.
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Course | AWS Cloud Practitioner + Solutions Architect Associate (combined track) |
| Duration | 12 weeks · 72 hours instructor-led + 30 hours lab time |
| Mode | Classroom at Gurugram campus, plus live online option |
| Batch timings | Weekday morning 7:00–8:30 AM · Weekday evening 7:00–8:30 PM · Weekend 10:00 AM–1:00 PM |
| Campus | Uncodemy, Sector 14, Gurugram, Haryana — 5 minutes from MG Road Metro Station |
| Labs | 30+ guided hands-on labs on live AWS accounts |
| Projects | 2 capstone projects with mentor review |
| Certification | AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02) and Solutions Architect Associate (SAA-C03) preparation |
| Fee | ₹18,500 full programme (MRP ₹24,000) · EMI available |
| Placement | Resume rebuild, 3 mock interviews, and referrals to AWS hiring partners |
Who this course is for:
- Freshers — graduates who want a cloud-first start to their IT career.
- Working professionals — developers, sysadmins and support engineers moving into cloud roles.
- Career switchers — anyone from a non-IT background willing to put in 8–10 hours a week.
- Certification seekers — candidates targeting CLF-C02 or SAA-C03 who want structured lab practice.
SECTION 02Module 1: Cloud Foundations (Weeks 1-4)
The first module builds your foundation — the AWS console, core compute and storage, and your first virtual network. Here is the weekly plan:
| Week | Focus | Topics Covered | Weekly Goal |
|---|---|---|---|
| Week 1 | Cloud Fundamentals | What is cloud, AWS global infrastructure, regions and AZs, IAM users and MFA | Create and secure an AWS account |
| Week 2 | Compute & Storage | EC2, EBS, S3 storage classes, EFS, snapshots | Launch EC2 and host a static site on S3 |
| Week 3 | Networking | VPC, public and private subnets, route tables, internet and NAT gateways, security groups | Build a 2-tier VPC from scratch |
| Week 4 | Databases & Monitoring | RDS, DynamoDB, CloudWatch, CloudTrail, billing alarms | Deploy RDS with CloudWatch alarms |
Module 1 — Class Schedule (Weeks 1-4):
Mon-Fri · 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM IST (Gurugram campus + live online)
7:00 PM — Concept session (45 min)
7:45 PM — Live AWS console walkthrough (20 min)
8:05 PM — Hands-on lab (20 min)
8:25 PM — Doubts and next-day prep (5 min)
Weekend lab window: Sat 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
- Week 1: AWS account, IAM user, MFA, billing alarm
- Week 2: EC2 launch + S3 static website lab
- Week 3: Build a 2-tier VPC from scratch
- Week 4: RDS + CloudWatch dashboard lab
Recordings, lab guides and slide decks are uploaded
to the Uncodemy LMS within 2 hours of each class.
Week 1 Checklist:
□ AWS free-tier account created
□ Root account secured with MFA
□ IAM admin user created (root not used daily)
□ Billing alarm set at $10
Week 2 Checklist:
□ EC2 instance launched and SSH'd into
□ Security group restricted to my IP
□ Static site hosted on S3
□ EBS snapshot taken and restored
Week 3 Checklist:
□ VPC with public + private subnets
□ Internet gateway attached
□ NAT gateway configured for private subnet
□ Bastion host reachable from my IP
Week 4 Checklist:
□ RDS instance running in a private subnet
□ DynamoDB table created and queried
□ CloudWatch alarm triggered a test email
□ CloudTrail logging enabled
SECTION 03Module 2: Core AWS Services (Weeks 5-8)
Module 2 is the hands-on core of the course — serverless, containers, security, and highly available architecture. Here is the weekly plan:
| Week | Focus | Topics Covered | Weekly Goal |
|---|---|---|---|
| Week 5 | Serverless | Lambda, API Gateway, SQS, SNS, event-driven design | Deploy a working serverless REST API |
| Week 6 | Containers & DevOps | Docker, ECR, ECS, CodeCommit, CodeBuild, CodePipeline | Containerise and ship an app via CI/CD |
| Week 7 | Security & Identity | IAM policies, KMS, Secrets Manager, WAF, least privilege | Harden an AWS account end to end |
| Week 8 | High Availability | ELB, Auto Scaling, Route 53, multi-AZ design | Build a highly available 3-tier app |
Module 2 — Class Schedule (Weeks 5-8):
Mon-Fri · 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM IST
7:00 PM — Architecture concept (40 min)
7:40 PM — Live build-along (30 min)
8:10 PM — Breakout lab (15 min)
8:25 PM — Review and next-day brief (5 min)
Weekend project window: Sat 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
- Week 5: Serverless REST API (Lambda + API Gateway)
- Week 6: Containerise and ship via CodePipeline
- Week 7: IAM hardening + KMS encryption lab
- Week 8: Auto Scaling + ALB 3-tier deployment
Every lab runs on a real AWS account provided by
the Gurugram campus — no simulator, no fake console.
Week 5 Checklist:
□ Lambda function deployed and tested
□ API Gateway route wired to Lambda
□ SQS queue + dead-letter queue configured
□ SNS topic sending alerts to email
Week 6 Checklist:
□ Docker image pushed to ECR
□ ECS service running the container
□ CodePipeline connected to the repo
□ Blue/green deploy tested
Week 7 Checklist:
□ Least-privilege IAM policy written
□ KMS key created with rotation on
□ Secrets Manager storing DB credentials
□ WAF rule blocking a test payload
Week 8 Checklist:
□ Application Load Balancer across 2 AZs
□ Auto Scaling group scaling on CPU
□ Route 53 failover record tested
□ RTO/RPO documented for the app
SECTION 04Module 3: Architecture, Projects & Certification (Weeks 9-12)
The final module turns you from someone who can use AWS into someone who can design on AWS — and gets you exam-ready. Here is the weekly plan:
| Week | Focus | Topics Covered | Weekly Goal |
|---|---|---|---|
| Week 9 | Well-Architected Framework | Six pillars, design reviews, cost optimisation, trade-offs | Complete an architecture review of a live app |
| Week 10 | Capstone Project 1 | Serverless data pipeline with Lambda, S3 and DynamoDB | Build, document and publish project 1 |
| Week 11 | Capstone Project 2 | 3-tier HA application with CI/CD and monitoring | Build, document and publish project 2 |
| Week 12 | Certification Prep | CLF-C02 and SAA-C03 practice exams, weak-area drills, exam strategy | Score 85%+ on two full-length mocks |
Module 3 — Class Schedule (Weeks 9-12):
Mon-Fri · 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM IST
7:00 PM — Design review / concept (40 min)
7:40 PM — Project build time (45 min)
8:25 PM — Mentor feedback (5 min)
Weekend project window: Sat 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
- Week 9: Well-Architected review of an existing app
- Week 10: Capstone 1 — serverless data pipeline
- Week 11: Capstone 2 — 3-tier HA app with CI/CD
- Week 12: Two full-length practice exams + weak-area drills
Certification vouchers and exam booking support are
provided by the Gurugram campus team in week 12.
Week 9 Checklist:
□ All 6 Well-Architected pillars applied
□ Architecture diagram drawn
□ Cost estimate produced with the Pricing Calculator
□ Security review signed off by mentor
Week 10 Checklist:
□ Capstone 1 built end to end
□ README with problem, design and result
□ Pushed to GitHub with screenshots
□ Short demo recorded for portfolio
Week 11 Checklist:
□ Capstone 2 deployed via CI/CD
□ Load test passed at target requests/sec
□ Cost and security sections written
□ Linked on resume and LinkedIn
Week 12 Checklist:
□ Practice exam 1 scored 85%+
□ Practice exam 2 scored 85%+
□ Weak areas revised with mentor
□ AWS exam slot booked
SECTION 05Fees, batch timings & enrollment
Here is the fee structure, batch schedule and a step-by-step enrollment checklist for the Gurugram campus:
Course fee — Gurugram campus:
AWS Cloud Practitioner + Solutions Architect Associate
Full programme ............ ₹18,500
MRP ...................... ₹24,000
Registration ............. ₹2,000 (adjusted in the fee)
Payment options:
- One-time payment (5% discount)
- 3-month EMI (0% interest on select cards)
- 6-month EMI (processing fee applies)
What's included:
- 72 hours instructor-led training
- 30+ hands-on labs on live AWS accounts
- 2 capstone projects with mentor review
- CLF-C02 + SAA-C03 practice exams
- Resume rebuild + 3 mock interviews
- Lifetime access to class recordings
Batch timings (Gurugram campus):
- Weekday morning 7:00 AM – 8:30 AM
- Weekday evening 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM
- Weekend 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Enrollment checklist:
Step 1 — Book a free demo class
□ Pick a batch timing that fits your schedule
□ Attend the 90-minute live demo
□ Ask about lab account setup
Step 2 — Confirm your seat
□ Fill the registration form
□ Pay the registration amount
□ Receive LMS login and lab credentials
Step 3 — Before day 1
□ Laptop with 8 GB RAM and stable internet
□ AWS free-tier account created
□ Government ID for the certificate
□ Joining link or campus directions saved
Step 4 — On day 1
□ Reach campus 15 minutes early
□ Carry a notebook for architecture diagrams
□ Introduce yourself in the batch group
□ Write down your 12-week learning goal
Campus visit checklist — Gurugram:
Address:
Uncodemy, Sector 14, Gurugram, Haryana
(5 minutes walk from MG Road Metro Station)
Nearest metro: MG Road (Yellow Line)
Parking: available in the building basement
Ask at the front desk for:
□ AWS batch schedule for the next 3 months
□ Lab infrastructure walkthrough
□ Trainer profile and certification IDs
□ Placement report for the last 2 batches
□ EMI and refund policy in writing
Best time to visit:
Mon–Sat, 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Before you pay, keep these points in mind:
- Attend the demo first — the free 90-minute session tells you more about the trainer than any brochure.
- Confirm the batch you want in writing — evening batches at the Gurugram campus fill up fastest.
- Ask about the lab account — you should get a real AWS account, not a simulator.
- Get the refund policy on email — the cancellation window is usually the first two classes.
- Check the certification cost separately — exam vouchers are billed by AWS, not by Uncodemy.
SECTION 06Interview Q&A — AWS course & certification
Q1What is the difference between Amazon S3 and Amazon EBS?
S3 is object storage — you store files as objects inside buckets and access them over HTTP. EBS is block storage — it behaves like a virtual hard disk attached to a single EC2 instance. Use S3 for static assets, backups and data lakes; use EBS for the operating system and application disks of an EC2 instance.
Q2What is a VPC and why would you use a private subnet?
A VPC is an isolated virtual network inside AWS where you control IP ranges, subnets, route tables and gateways. A private subnet has no direct route to the internet gateway, so you place databases and internal services there. Outbound access is provided through a NAT gateway instead.
Q3What is the difference between a security group and a network ACL?
Security groups are stateful firewalls attached to instances or ENIs — return traffic is automatically allowed. Network ACLs are stateless and applied at the subnet level, so you must define both inbound and outbound rules explicitly.
Q4What is the AWS Well-Architected Framework?
It is a set of six pillars — operational excellence, security, reliability, performance efficiency, cost optimisation and sustainability — used to review and improve cloud architectures. In Module 3 of the course you run a full review of a live application against these pillars.
Q5How would you reduce AWS costs for a running workload?
Start by right-sizing instances, then move steady-state compute to Savings Plans or Reserved Instances, move cold data to S3 Glacier tiers, delete unattached EBS volumes and idle load balancers, and set budgets and billing alarms so the spend is visible. Cost optimisation is covered in week 9 of the course.
SECTION 07Test yourself — AWS course quiz
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SECTION 08Frequently asked questions
What is the duration of the AWS course at the Gurugram campus?
The course runs for 12 weeks — 72 hours of instructor-led training plus roughly 30 hours of guided lab time. Weekday batches run for 90 minutes a day, five days a week, with an optional weekend lab window.
Do I need prior cloud or coding experience?
No. The course starts from the fundamentals — the AWS console, networking basics and Linux basics. Some comfort with the command line helps, and the pre-course material covers that in the week before batch start.
Which certifications does the course prepare me for?
The course prepares you for AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02) and AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Associate (SAA-C03). Two full-length practice exams are included in week 12.
Can I attend online if I cannot travel to Gurugram?
Yes. Every classroom batch at the Gurugram campus runs as a live online session at the same time. You get the same labs, the same mentor access and the same recordings.
Is there placement support after the course?
Yes — resume rebuild, portfolio review, three mock interviews and referrals to AWS hiring partners. Placement assistance is included in the course fee and continues after the batch ends.
SECTION 09Related reads
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