Campus Ambassador Program: Lead Uncodemy at Your College

What a campus ambassador does

A campus ambassador is a student who becomes the link between Uncodemy and their college. You tell classmates about free resources that help them right now: semester notes, important questions, attendance and CGPA calculators, project report makers and placement practice tests. You also help run small events, such as a resume review session, a coding contest or a career talk, when your college allows it.

• Share useful free tools and notes in your class and department groups.
• Collect feedback on what students in your branch need before exams.
• Help organise online or campus sessions with Uncodemy trainers.
• Be the first contact for juniors who want guidance on skills and internships.

Who should apply

Any college student can apply, from first year to final year, in any branch. You do not need to be a topper. What matters is that you are active in your college, communicate well and actually like helping other students. Students who already run a club, a class group or a coding community usually do well.

What happens after you apply

1. Short call. Someone from our team calls you, explains how the program works and shares the current benefits for ambassadors.
2. Onboarding. You get the resources to share and a simple plan for your first month.
3. Regular check-ins. We review what worked in your college and plan the next activity together.

Benefits and targets can change from batch to batch, so we explain them on the call instead of listing them here. We never ask ambassadors to pay anything.

Free resources you will share

• College student hubs
• Free tools for students
• Final year project ideas

Frequently asked questions