Core syntax
Variables, types, operators and Python's indentation rules.
Python training in Hyderabad at Data Analytics Masters takes you from installing Python to object-oriented programming, regular expressions and the NumPy and Pandas libraries. Eighteen modules and five projects, taught live by a certified trainer with 10+ years of experience, as classroom batches near JNTU Metro or live online. No programming background required.
Everything a prospective learner asks a counsellor in the first two minutes.
Python Training in Hyderabad
Near JNTU Metro Station, Hyderabad
Classroom + live online + corporate
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Available, customised syllabus
18 modules, 14 tools, 5 projects
Core Python, OOP, files, regex, NumPy, Pandas
Mr. Dinesh, 10+ years
Weekday and weekend batches
None. No programming background needed.
What we do, stated plainly, and what we do not claim.
Your CV is rebuilt around the five programmes you actually wrote, using the terms Python recruiters screen for.
Python technical rounds on data structures, OOP and debugging, plus the round every interview uses: walk me through this code.
Your projects hosted publicly, so a recruiter can see your work rather than take your word for it.
Headline, skills and project section, so recruiter search actually surfaces you for Python roles.
An internship option is available with the classroom programme, based on your completed project work.
No job guarantee, no guaranteed salary, no placement percentage. Any institute quoting those numbers cannot evidence them either.
These are employers advertising Python developer, automation and analyst roles in the Hyderabad market. We prepare you for their interview process. We are not claiming a hiring partnership with them.
Every reason below is something you can verify before you pay.
Our Python training in Hyderabad starts at module one with what Python is and how to install it. There is no assumed background. Everything is typed in class, not watched on a slide.
Eighteen modules cover core syntax, control flow, strings, lists, tuples, sets and dictionaries, functions, modules and packages, file handling, exception handling, object-oriented programming, regular expressions, and the NumPy and Pandas libraries.
It finishes with five projects — a file organiser, a CSV cleaner, a regex log parser, an OOP library system and a documented capstone on GitHub — plus guidance on which Python path to take next.
Module one is what Python is and how to install it. No assumed background, no prior coding, no maths requirement.
Modules 1 and 2The two places beginners stall get their own modules with lab work, not a passing mention.
Modules 6 and 15Every concept is written in class the same session. Watching someone else code is not learning to code.
Every moduleLists, tuples, sets and dictionaries each covered properly, including comprehensions.
Modules 8 to 10Applied to extracting data from a real log file, not a textbook pattern exercise.
Module 16try, except, finally, and the difference between a script and something you can hand over.
Module 14Where the language opens into analytics, automation or development.
Module 17A file organiser, CSV cleaner, log parser, OOP system and a documented capstone.
PortfolioYour code hosted publicly, so a recruiter can read it instead of taking your word.
Module 18Mr. Dinesh teaches the Python programmes. Ask about his background before you enrol.
Certified trainerPython plus SQL, plus JavaScript, or plus Selenium leads to different jobs. We help you pick.
Module 18Classroom batches near JNTU Metro, live online anywhere, with lifetime recording access.
Both modesEighteen modules that take you from installing Python to writing object-oriented code. Expand any module to see the topics, the lab and the outcome.
What Python is, why it won, and where it is actually used.
Getting a working environment, properly, once.
The building blocks everything else sits on.
How Python actually evaluates what you write.
Making a program decide.
Repetition, and how to stop it going wrong.
The data type you will handle most often.
Python's workhorse collection.
When immutability and uniqueness matter.
Key-value data, which is most real-world data.
Writing code you can reuse instead of repeat.
Using the ecosystem rather than rewriting it.
Reading and writing the world outside your script.
Programs that fail gracefully instead of crashing.
The paradigm every Python job description mentions.
Pattern matching, once you stop fearing it.
Where Python stops being a language and becomes a toolkit.
Turning the language into something you can show.
Each tool, what it does, and where it shows up in the modules and projects.
| Tool | Purpose | Where you use it |
|---|---|---|
| Python 3 | The language itself | Every module |
| IDLE | Built-in Python editor | Modules 1 and 2 |
| Jupyter Notebook | Interactive coding and analysis | Data-oriented modules |
| VS Code | Code editor and debugger | Scripts and projects |
| pip | Package installation | Modules and packages |
| Virtual environments | Isolated project dependencies | Modules and packages |
| Standard library | Built-in modules | Files, dates, math, regex |
| re module | Regular expressions | Module 16 |
| NumPy | Numerical arrays | Module 17 |
| Pandas | DataFrames and tabular data | Module 17 |
| Matplotlib | Basic plotting | Module 17 |
| CSV and JSON | Common data formats | File handling |
| Git and GitHub | Version control and portfolio | Career module |
| Debugger | Stepping through failing code | Exception handling |
Twelve concrete capabilities you walk out with, aligned to what Python interviews actually test.
Variables, types, operators and Python's indentation rules.
Conditionals and loops, written so they stay readable.
Lists, tuples, sets and dictionaries, and when each is right.
The concise idiom interviewers ask about constantly.
Arguments, scope, return values and lambda expressions.
pip, virtual environments and the standard library.
Reading and writing text, CSV and JSON files.
try, except, finally, and failing without crashing.
Classes, inheritance, polymorphism and encapsulation.
Extracting structure from unstructured text.
Arrays and DataFrames, the bridge into analytics.
Reading a traceback and fixing the actual cause.
Five projects you write from a blank file. Each one is something you can open on a laptop in an interview.
Suitable for a wide range of learners. No prior coding or analytics experience is required.
No programming background needed. Module one is what Python is and how to install it.
Any degree. Python is the most common first language for a reason.
B.Com, BBA and BA backgrounds learn Python successfully every batch.
Python is the automation language most testing teams have standardised on.
Excel work that takes a day becomes a script that takes a minute.
Weekend and evening batches so you can learn without leaving your job.
Python is the widest door into a technical career, and the one with the gentlest slope.
Ready to stop watching tutorials and start writing programmes that do something? This is the on-ramp.
The order matters. Jumping to libraries before functions and data structures is why most self-taught learners plateau.
Install Python, run your first script, learn how it reads.
Making a programme decide and repeat. Where beginners either click or stall.
Holding data properly, and writing code you can reuse.
Code that touches files, fails safely and models real things.
Libraries, projects, and the decision about what to pair Python with.
Certified trainer, Python programming and development.
10+ years of real-time experience, teaching Python from first installation through object-oriented programming from the perspective of someone who has shipped Python in production rather than only studied it.
Core and advanced Python, object-oriented programming, file and data handling, regular expressions, and Python for web and automation.
Practical implementation first. Every concept is typed and run in the same session.
One-to-one career support and guidance on which Python path fits your background.
Regular doubt-clearing sessions and lifetime access to the live session recordings.
Python is taught within two programmes. Pick the one that matches where you want to end up.
Fees shown are for the two programmes Python is taught within. EMI options are available. Confirm current fees and the next batch date with a counsellor before enrolling.
We would rather you verify everything than take our word for it. Here is exactly how.
Book a free demo and watch an actual session — the trainer, the pace, the datasets and the batch you would join. Nothing is staged for visitors.
Open our Google Business Profile and read what learners wrote there. Google reviews are tied to real accounts, which is why we point you to them.
Ask for the trainer's name and background before you enrol. A named trainer you can look up is the point.
Ask what a finished student project actually looks like. If an institute cannot open a real repository, the projects are a line on a brochure.
Our full 18-module syllabus is on this page. Compare it module by module — particularly on OOP, exception handling and regex, which shorter courses skip.
Ask whether you write the code or watch the trainer write it. That difference is the whole course.
Indicative market ranges by role. These are estimates, not offers.
Indicative annual range in Hyderabad. 0–1 year of experience.
Indicative annual range in Hyderabad. 0–2 years of experience.
Indicative annual range in Hyderabad. 0–2 years of experience.
Indicative annual range in Hyderabad. 1–3 years of experience.
Indicative annual range in Hyderabad. 3–5 years of experience.
Indicative annual range in Hyderabad. 5+ years of experience.
Disclaimer. Salary figures shown are indicative market estimates and are not a guarantee of earnings. Actual compensation depends on experience, skills, employer and interview performance.
The roles this syllabus maps to, and what each one is actually accountable for.
Builds applications and services in Python. Key skills: core Python, OOP, libraries.
Entry-level development under supervision. Key skills: syntax, functions, debugging.
Analyses data using Python, SQL and BI tools. Key skills: Pandas, NumPy, SQL.
Automates repetitive processes. Key skills: scripting, file handling, APIs.
Automated testing with Python frameworks. Key skills: Python, Selenium, pytest.
Server-side application logic. Key skills: Python, frameworks, databases.
Frontend and backend together. Key skills: Python plus HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
Builds data pipelines. Key skills: Python, SQL, ETL concepts.
Operational automation and tooling. Key skills: standard library, regex, files.
Model development and deployment. Key skills: Python, NumPy, ML libraries.
Reporting and data preparation. Key skills: Python, SQL, visualisation tools.
Data-driven research and reporting. Key skills: Python, statistics, presentation.
Python alone rarely gets a job. What you pair it with decides the role. Here are the three routes.
| If you want | Pair Python with | Target role | Our programme |
|---|---|---|---|
| To analyse data and build reports | Excel, SQL, Power BI, Tableau | Data Analyst, BI Analyst | Data Analytics Course |
| To build web applications | HTML, CSS, JavaScript, frameworks | Python Full Stack Developer | Python Full Stack Training |
| To query and model data | SQL in depth | Data Analyst, Data Engineer | SQL Course |
| To build dashboards | Power BI or Tableau | BI Developer, Visualization Analyst | Power BI · Tableau |
| Just the language, properly | Nothing yet — decide later | Foundation for any of the above | This page |
| To practise on your own | Small projects | Portfolio building | Python projects for beginners |
Three things specific to this city and this year.
Analytics, web development, automation, testing, data engineering and machine learning all run on Python. Very few first languages let you defer the decision this long.
Python reads close to English, which is why non-IT graduates learn it successfully. What separates people is whether they wrote code or watched it.
A report that took a day and now takes a minute is the kind of result that gets noticed. Many Python careers in Hyderabad start with automating your own current job.
Is Python worth learning in 2026? Yes, and more so than most languages, because it is the common entry point to analytics, automation, testing and web development. You do not have to decide which before you start.
Can a non-IT graduate learn Python? Yes, and many do. The syntax is the friendliest of the mainstream languages. What matters is practice between classes, not your degree.
How do I start? Syntax, then loops and conditionals, then data structures and functions, then files, exceptions and OOP, then libraries and projects. In that order.
The twenty questions counsellors are asked most often, answered plainly.
It is instructor-led training in Python from core syntax to object-oriented programming — variables, control flow, data structures, functions, modules, file handling, exception handling, OOP, regular expressions and the NumPy and Pandas libraries. Eighteen modules with five projects, taught live near JNTU Metro or online.
No. Module one is what Python is and how to install it. Complete beginners, non-IT graduates and career switchers start from the same point every batch.
This course teaches Python as a language, in depth, then shows you where it leads. The Python Full Stack course pairs Python with HTML, CSS and JavaScript to build web applications over six months. If you want the language first and the path decided later, start here.
If you want to become an analyst, our Data Analytics course covers Python alongside Excel, SQL, Power BI and Tableau, which is the combination analyst job descriptions ask for. If you want Python itself — for development, automation or testing — start with this course.
Fees and duration depend on the track and batch you choose, so a counsellor will confirm the current figure. For reference, our Python Full Stack programme runs six months at ₹30,000 classroom and ₹25,000 online, and our Data Analytics programme runs three months at ₹30,000 classroom and ₹27,000 online. Ask about the Python track that fits your goal.
Mr. Dinesh, a certified trainer with 10+ years of real-time experience, teaches the Python programmes. Every batch is taught live by a named trainer rather than a rotating pool.
It is the most beginner-friendly mainstream language, mainly because the syntax reads close to English. The parts people struggle with are loops, then object-oriented programming — which is why those get their own modules with lab work rather than a passing mention.
Yes, as its own module: classes, objects, constructors, inheritance, polymorphism and encapsulation, with a library management system as the practical project. OOP appears in almost every Python interview.
Yes. Regex syntax, the re module, and search, match and findall, applied to extracting structured data from a real log file rather than a textbook example.
Yes, in module 17. Arrays, DataFrames, reading data files and basic visualisation. That module is the bridge from the language into analytics, automation or development.
Five: a file organiser script, a CSV data cleaner, a log parser using regex, a library management system built with OOP, and a capstone project documented on GitHub.
Yes. Your projects are hosted publicly during the career module, so a recruiter can see your code instead of reading a claim about it.
Python Developer, Junior Python Developer, Data Analyst, Automation Engineer, Test Automation Engineer and Backend Developer are the common entry points. Which one fits depends on what you pair Python with, and the career module covers that choice.
Entry-level Python developer roles commonly advertise around ₹3–7 LPA, rising to ₹8–15 LPA at three to five years. These are indicative market ranges, not a guarantee.
Rarely. Python plus SQL gets you analyst roles. Python plus HTML, CSS and JavaScript gets you full stack roles. Python plus Selenium gets you test automation roles. This course gives you the language properly, then helps you choose the pairing.
Yes. Live online batches run the same syllabus with the same trainer, with recorded sessions for revision and lifetime access to the recordings.
Yes, at Dr Atmaram Estates near JNTU Metro Station in Hyder Nagar. Learners travel from KPHB, Kukatpally, Miyapur, Ameerpet, Madhapur and Gachibowli.
Yes, for working professionals and for students studying alongside a degree. Ask a counsellor about the next weekend batch date.
Yes: resume building, LinkedIn optimisation, GitHub portfolio setup, Python interview practice and mock interviews. We do not guarantee placement.
No. We do not guarantee placement or any salary outcome. What we provide is structured training, five documented projects as a portfolio, interview preparation and placement assistance. The hiring decision belongs to the employer.
Sit in on a live session before you commit. You will see the curriculum, the trainer, the datasets, the batch timings and how the projects work.
No obligation. Speak with a course counsellor and find out whether this programme is right for you.
Our centre is at Dr Atmaram Estates, beside JNTU Metro Station in Hyder Nagar.
| Institute | Data Analytics Masters |
|---|---|
| Phone | +91 99488 01222 |
| +91 99488 01222 | |
| dataanalyticsmasters.in@gmail.com | |
| Address | 3rd Floor, Dr Atmaram Estates, Metro Pillar No. A690, beside Siri Pearls & Jewellery, near JNTU Metro Station, Hyder Nagar, Vasantha Nagar, Hyderabad, Telangana 500085 |
| Landmark | Metro Pillar No. A690, beside Siri Pearls & Jewellery |
| Hours | Monday to Saturday, 9:00 am – 8:00 pm |