Learn to define, build, and ship products that users love. Product management is one of the most sought-after roles at Indian startups — no coding required, but tech literacy is essential.
Understand what product management is: identifying problems, defining solutions, prioritizing work, and measuring success. Learn frameworks: RICE, MoSCoW, Jobs to Be Done.
By the end, you'll be able to
Mini-project
Pick an Indian app you use daily. Write a product teardown: what problem it solves, who the users are, what they do well, and 3 things you would improve.
Great products start with deep user understanding. Learn user interviews, surveys, analytics, and how to separate what users say from what they actually do.
By the end, you'll be able to
Mini-project
Interview 10 users of a product you want to improve. Synthesize findings into personas, pain points, and 5 product opportunities.
PMs live in metrics. Learn to define KPIs, analyze product data, run A/B tests, and make decisions backed by evidence instead of opinions.
By the end, you'll be able to
Mini-project
Analyze a public dataset (app store reviews, product usage data) and present 5 data-backed product recommendations.
Learn to write clear product specs that engineering teams can build from. Master PRDs, user stories, acceptance criteria, and wireframes.
By the end, you'll be able to
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Write a complete PRD for a new feature in an existing Indian app. Include: problem statement, user stories, wireframes, success metrics, and edge cases.
You don't need to code, but you need to speak the language. Understand APIs, databases, frontend/backend, and system architecture at a conceptual level.
By the end, you'll be able to
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Take a web development or CS fundamentals course. Then explain how your favorite app works technically to a non-technical friend.
Product and design are deeply connected. Learn design thinking, usability principles, and how to collaborate with designers effectively.
By the end, you'll be able to
Mini-project
Run a design sprint for a product problem: understand, ideate, decide, prototype, test — all in one week.
PMs work with everyone: engineering, design, sales, marketing, leadership. Learn to align stakeholders, present to executives, and manage conflicts.
By the end, you'll be able to
Mini-project
Write a 6-page Amazon-style memo proposing a new product initiative. Include the problem, solution, metrics, risks, and a timeline.
Build a track record. Create 2-3 detailed case studies showing your product thinking, research process, and decision-making skills.
By the end, you'll be able to
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Build a PM portfolio with 3 case studies: one feature improvement, one new product concept, and one product teardown with competitive analysis.
PM interviews are unique: product sense, analytical, execution, and behavioral rounds. Each needs different preparation strategies.
By the end, you'll be able to
Mini-project
Practice 20 PM interview questions, do 5 mock interviews, and prepare STAR stories for your top 10 experiences.
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