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5 paths. Each one is PyRun’s lessons in the order to take them for one job, ending at something concrete you can do and show, with the cheat sheets to keep open, the interview problems that job asks, and a project to finish on.
Every path starts with the same free lessons, no account needed. The rest are in Pro at ₹299/month. Not sure which path, or where to start on it? Check your level first (5 minutes).
Ends at: Load a messy CSV, clean it, answer a business question with pandas and SQL, and chart the result — the same script re-run every week.
Commerce, science or engineering graduates who like spreadsheets and want the next tool up.
Ends at: Build a REST API with FastAPI that stores data in SQL, checks a login, has tests, and deploys.
CS or IT students and career switchers who want to build the server side of real apps.
Ends at: Write a command-line script that reads files or a web page, transforms the data with regex and JSON, and logs what it did.
Anyone in an ops, support, finance or admin role, and beginners who want to be useful fast.
Ends at: Prepare a dataset with pandas, train a regression and a classifier with scikit-learn, and judge whether the model is any good.
Students and graduates who want the first rung of data science, with the maths kept to what the code needs.
Ends at: Walk into an on-campus coding round able to solve the standard array, string, tree and DP questions in Python, and explain the Big-O.
Final-year and pre-final-year students in India preparing for on-campus and off-campus drives.
Want the wider list of jobs where Python fits? The 11 role pages cover more roles, including the ones where PyRun teaches only the Python part, and each says what the job also needs that is not taught here yet.