35 hrs
Krish Naik's Generative AI course is a comprehensive Hindi-English journey through the hottest area of AI today — from large language models and prompt engineering to building production-ready systems with LangChain and RAG. Over 35 hours of hands-on content, you'll move beyond theory and build real projects that solve practical problems. Krish's reputation for breaking down complex AI concepts into digestible lessons makes this ideal if you want to go deep without getting lost in math.
You're a developer, data professional, or career-switcher ready to move beyond ChatGPT tinkering and build real generative AI systems. You have some programming experience (Python is helpful), but you don't need advanced machine learning knowledge — Krish meets you where you are.
Basic Python programming skills and familiarity with APIs. No deep machine learning experience needed — Krish covers the AI-specific concepts from the ground up. If you're comfortable reading and writing Python scripts, you're ready to start.
India's AI talent gap is real. Companies like Google India, Microsoft, Amazon, and dozens of Indian startups are actively hiring generative AI engineers and specialists — and the salaries reflect the demand. By mastering LLMs and RAG systems now, you're positioning yourself for roles that are genuinely scarce in the Indian market. The bilingual approach (Hindi + English) also means you can learn at your own pace without language friction, a huge advantage for students and working professionals juggling other commitments.
Yes, completely free. It's a YouTube playlist with no paywalls or hidden charges. You watch at your own pace, rewind, take notes — all without spending a rupee.
The course is about 35 hours of video content. If you dedicate 5–7 hours per week (mixing viewing and hands-on coding), you'll finish in 5–7 weeks. Many learners go slower to really absorb the projects; that's fine.
No formal certificate is offered. But you'll have real projects in your portfolio — often more valuable to employers than a certificate. Keep your code on GitHub and showcase what you build.