Coding classes by school class

Online coding classes for school students, Class 5 to 12

Choose your child's class to see what they will learn, which CodeMasti batch most students in that class start in, the projects they build, and honest answers to the questions parents ask most.

Every path begins with the free CodeMasti Scholarship Test (CST). It places students by skill, not age, and decides the merit scholarship on live-course fees.

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How the three tracks map to school classes

TrackLevelMost common classesFees
SPARKBeginner trackClass 5–7₹2,499 once + ₹1,499/month
BUILDERSIntermediate trackClass 7–10₹2,999 once + ₹1,999/month
INNOVATORSAdvanced trackClass 9–12₹3,499 once + ₹2,499/month

Classes shown are where most students start. The free CST can place a student higher or lower based on their current skill.

Common questions from parents

At what class should a child start coding?
Class 5 or 6 is ideal because reading and attention are ready and syntax can wait, but there is no wrong class to start. CodeMasti places every student by the free CST, so a Class 9 beginner and a Class 6 beginner both start where they actually are.
Are CodeMasti coding classes online or offline?
Live online, across India. Classes run on Saturday and Sunday evenings in batches of 20 to 25 students, and every session is recorded. Offline and hybrid workshops are available for schools through partnerships.
How much do coding classes cost for school students?
Live group batches start at ₹1,499 per month (SPARK) with a one-time registration fee of ₹2,499. BUILDERS is ₹1,999 per month and INNOVATORS ₹2,499 per month. 1:1 coaching is ₹799 per session. Scholarships are decided by the free CST.
Which coding language is best for school students?
Start with logic through visual blocks, then HTML and CSS for visible results, then Python for problem solving and JavaScript for interactive apps. Advanced students add data structures, machine learning basics and full-stack development. That is the CodeMasti sequence from SPARK to INNOVATORS.

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