Do I need any coding experience to join?

No. The course starts at the very first line of C: what a compiler is, how a program actually runs, and how to write and run your first one. Everything after that builds on what came before, so nothing is assumed.

How does the course run, live or recorded?

Both, and it is fully online. Live classes follow the batch schedule and begin on 5 September 2026, so you move through the course alongside your cohort. Every class is recorded, and the 65+ hours of video are yours to watch at your own pace, whenever it suits you.

Why start with C, and do I learn C++ as well?

Both, in that order. C keeps memory and logic visible, which is what builds a foundation you can stand on. Once that is in place the course moves into C++ and the STL — vector, map, set, sort, stack, queue — which is what competitive programmers actually write in a contest.

I am a first-year student with classes. Can I keep up?

Yes. Anything you miss live is waiting as a recording, and about an hour a day of steady practice is enough to stay with the batch. Consistency matters far more here than long sessions once a week.

Is the course in Bangla or English?

Classes and explanations are in Bangla. All code, keywords, and technical terms stay in standard English, so you are not learning a translated vocabulary you would have to unlearn the moment you open a real problem statement.

What happens when I get stuck on a problem?

Every practice problem ships with hints and a worked solution, so you always have a way forward. Past that there is a weekly live doubt-solving session, office hours on weekdays, and your batch community where you can ask at any hour.

Will this prepare me for university contests, NCPC, or ICPC?

That is what it is built for. The DSA topics, the 300+ practice problems, and the 25+ timed contests all point at the same skill: read a problem, pick an approach, and write a correct solution before the clock runs out.

bKash and Nagad are both accepted for this course. Once your payment is confirmed the course appears in your dashboard, and it stays there for life.

Do I get a certificate?

Yes, once you finish the course and the final assessment. Every certificate carries a public verification link, so anyone reading your CV or LinkedIn can check it for themselves.

What if I want a refund?

You can ask for a full refund within 7 days of enrolling, as long as you have completed less than 20% of the course. After that the enrolment is final. Approved refunds go back to the same bKash or Nagad account you paid from, usually within 7 working days.

Competitive Programming for Beginners | Progsity | Progsity

Name: Competitive Programming for Beginners
Price: 3999 BDT
Availability: InStock

Prerequisites

Requirements

A laptop or desktop computer with internet access
Windows, macOS, or Linux is fine
No prior programming knowledge is required
Basic comfort using files, folders, and a code editor
High-school level math and logical thinking
Willingness to practice daily — solving problems is how you actually learn
Time for short, consistent practice sessions each week

Audience

Who this course is for

First-year university students (CSE, EEE, or any major) who are brand new to programming
Beginners who want a structured start
Anyone who tried coding before but never built a strong foundation
Students aiming for university programming contests, ICPC, or a future software career

Competitive Programming for Beginners

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Progsity Playground

XP, streaks, badges and a weekly leaderboard

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