80 hrs
100 Days of ML is India's most comprehensive free machine learning series, created by Nitish Singh of CampusX. Taught in Hindi and English, this 80-hour journey covers everything from foundational statistics and Python to neural networks and real-world ML projects—no paywalls, no shortcuts.
CampusX has built a reputation for making complex tech accessible to Indian learners. This playlist condenses what might take months of scattered tutorials into a structured, step-by-step path that thousands have followed to land their first ML roles.
If you're curious about machine learning but intimidated by the jargon and cost, this course is built for you. It works whether you're learning alone, preparing for a job switch, or building a portfolio to land your first ML internship.
None—this course is beginner-friendly. You'll pick up Python as you go; basic comfort with math (high school algebra) helps but isn't essential. Curiosity and patience matter more than prior coding experience.
Machine learning jobs in India are growing fast. Companies across fintech (Razorpay, Paytm), e-commerce (Flipkart, Amazon India), and startups actively hire ML engineers—and salaries range from ₹6–12 lakhs annually for junior roles, scaling to ₹20+ lakhs with experience.
This course gives you the foundational skills employers expect without requiring you to spend ₹2–5 lakhs on bootcamps. Hindi-English instruction matters too: you can learn in whichever language clarifies concepts best, a luxury not always available in English-only courses.
Yes. It's hosted on YouTube and entirely free—no hidden charges, no premium tier. All 100 days of content, all videos, all notebooks are accessible at zero cost.
The course is 80 hours of video. If you dedicate 10–12 hours per week (roughly 2 hours on weekdays, 3 hours on weekends), you'll finish in 6–8 weeks. Many learners take longer and that's fine—ML is dense, and taking time to practice is better than rushing.
No formal certificate is issued. However, the projects and hands-on work you complete build a portfolio that matters far more to employers than a certificate. Share your GitHub repos and project writeups—that's your real proof.