Written by the AgileFever editorial team. Last reviewed October 2026.
Program pages are written to be scanned, and the numbers on them mean different things from one provider to the next. A reader deciding on a $2,000 bootcamp deserves to know what each figure on our pages means, and where to be careful. This guide walks through a typical AgileFever page, line by line.
What each number means
| On the page | What it means | What to ask |
|---|---|---|
| Hours (for example 74 Hours) | Total learning time, which can mix live sessions and self-paced work | How many hours are live, and how many are self-paced? |
| Weeks (for example 8 Weeks) | How long the cohort runs | How many live hours per week, and at what times? |
| Modules | Teaching units, which differ in length | Which ones are review for me? |
| Projects and capstones | Hands-on work you submit or demo | Can I see the capstone brief before I pay? |
| Exam or no exam | Some programs end with a test, others with a capstone | What do I have to submit to get the certificate? |
| Price | The fee for a public cohort, shown in US dollars or Indian rupees | What is excluded, such as API usage? |
| EMI | A monthly payment option through finance partners | What are the terms for my plan? |
| Group discount | Pricing for several participants | What is the price for my team size? |
| Schedule | Dates, time zone and weekday or weekend format | Does it fit my working hours and time zone? |
Additional discounts are available. Contact us to know more.
A worked example: hours
Take our GenAI and Agentic AI BootCamp. The page lists 74 hours over 8 weeks. Of those, 64 or more are live and 10 are self-paced. That works out to about eight live hours a week before project time. If you work full time, that number matters more than the total.
From the program page
The trust figures on our pages
Our pages show a Google rating of 4.9, more than 16,000 professionals upskilled, more than 150 live cohorts, more than 300 enterprise teams and learners in more than 100 countries. These are figures we publish about ourselves. They are not independently audited, so treat them as our claim, and read recent independent reviews as well.
What we do not promise
No page promises a job, a salary or a placement. We explain our reasons in Why AgileFever doesn’t guarantee jobs. Career support, where listed, covers things like mock interviews and help with your resume and profiles.
Where our own pages are not perfect
Some pages have inconsistencies. For example, the Gen AI BootCamp page lists 72 hours in the headline and 70 in one FAQ, and the GenAI and Agentic AI BootCamp page lists a different project count in its title than in its body. When you see a mismatch like that, ask an advisor for the current figure and tell us through the contact page so we can correct it.
A short checklist before you pay
- Read the prerequisite and honestly compare it with your skills.
- Ask for the capstone brief and the module list.
- Find out how many hours are live and whether sessions are recorded. (Ours are.)
- Ask what the price excludes.
- Compare the schedule with your calendar and time zone.
- Read at least one comparison that is not written by the seller.
For help choosing, see which AI program suits experienced IT professionals, and for how we write our own articles, read how we write and check our content.
Questions people ask
Are the live sessions recorded?
Yes. Every AgileFever live session is recorded.
Is the price on the page the final price?
It is the listed fee. Additional discounts, EMI plans and group pricing may apply, and extras such as API usage are separate. Ask what is excluded.
How do I report a mistake on a page?
Use the contact page and name the page and the line. We check it against the source and update it.
