Pick a track, ship something small daily, and prove it with a GitHub commit and a LinkedIn post. In 60 days you don't have a resume line — you have a public log recruiters can actually check.
Full-Stack Web, AI/ML, DSA, or Open Source — one task a day, sized for a college night.
Short brief, clear scope. Usually 30–60 minutes, meant to fit after class.
Link the GitHub commit and the LinkedIn post. That's what keeps your streak public and honest.
Your progress compounds into a track record — visible to recruiters, not buried in a private repo.
Every student gets 2 streak freezes across the 60 days. Miss a day, and a freeze quietly covers it — your streak stays intact and the day just shows as "recovered," not failed.
"I stopped saying I'm 'learning React' and started linking 47 days of commits instead. That's what got me the shortlist call."
— Rohan K., final-year, NIT Trichy · Full-Stack track, Cohort 3