Artificial Intelligence
Build products that use AI: language models, computer vision and AI agents that do real work.
- Python
- LLM apps
- Computer vision
- AI agents
- Cloud deployment
Roles: AI engineer, AI product developer
Admissions 2027, Bangalore
B.Tech in Computer Science and AI
Four years at a partner campus in Bangalore. The degree from the partner university, the skills from people who work in industry, and projects from the first semester.
Our mentors work, and have worked, at
- Amazon
- Oracle
- Atlassian
- IBM
- Cisco
- Swiggy
- CRED
- Meesho
- Hotstar
- Workday
- Siemens
- PwC
- GE
- Telstra
- Cashfree
- Ultrahuman
- Mu Sigma
- Personio
- Weave
- Puma Energy
- Jivox
- CA Technologies
At a glance
The programme in six lines
- Degree
- B.Tech in Computer Science and AI
- Duration
- 4 years, full time
- Campus
- Partner campus, Bangalore
- Starts
- July–August 2027
- Seats
- 60 in the first batch
- Admission
- Fusion Admission Test and video interview
Tracks
Choose AI, machine learning or cyber security
The first two years build the base every engineer needs. In the third year you choose your track.
Machine Learning
Train, test and ship models on real data, and keep them working once they are live.
- Statistics
- Data pipelines
- Deep learning
- MLOps
- SQL
Roles: ML engineer, Data scientist
Cyber Security
Protect systems and find the weak spots before attackers do.
- Networks
- Linux
- Web security
- Ethical hacking
- Cloud security
Roles: Security analyst, Penetration tester
Curriculum
What you learn, semester by semester
The Fusion industry modules for all eight semesters, taught alongside the subjects of your university degree. Open a module to see its topics and what you build.
Year 1 Build
Programming in Python, the web and Git. You ship your first live app.
By the end of year 1: You can build a small web app and put it online.
Semester 1
FSD-101Programming basics
- A backend language: Python first
- Writing and running your own programs
- Core ideas: variables, loops and functions
You buildA personal expense trackerFSD-101, Programming basics
FSD-102Front-end basics
- HTML, CSS and JavaScript
- Core JavaScript concepts
- Small web apps with no framework
You buildA quiz app for your classFSD-102, Front-end basics
Semester 2
FSD-103Databases
- SQL databases
- Writing SQL queries
- Indexes, and making queries fast
You buildA live scoreboard for your college cricket tournamentFSD-103, Databases
FSD-104Tools of a software team
- Git and GitHub
- Tickets in Jira or Linear
- Scrum: stand-ups, sprints and reviews
- Who does what: developers, reliability, DevOps and test engineers
You buildA class project run like a real team, with tickets, sprints and reviewsFSD-104, Tools of a software team
Year 2 Engineer
Backend, databases, data and machine-learning basics. Internship opportunities begin.
By the end of year 2: You can build the back end of a real app and train a simple model.
Semester 3
FSD-201Backend programming
- Frameworks: Spring Boot, Django or Gin
- REST APIs
- The parts of a backend system
- Queues: Kafka, RabbitMQ or NSQ
You buildThe ordering backend of a food-delivery style appFSD-201, Backend programming
FSD-202Front-end programming
- React or Angular
- Promises, callbacks and events
- Connecting the front end to your backend
You buildA price tracker that alerts you when prices dropFSD-202, Front-end programming
FSD-105Competitive programming
- Problem solving on LeetCode
- Solutions discussed in class
- From easy problems to medium ones
You buildA public problem-solving profile you keep adding toFSD-105, Competitive programming
Semester 4
AML-101Mathematics and Python for AI and ML
- Linear algebra, calculus, probability and statistics
- NumPy, pandas and matplotlib
- Cleaning and charting real data
You buildA report with charts on a real public datasetAML-101, Mathematics and Python for AI and ML
AML-102Machine learning and data preparation
- Supervised and unsupervised learning
- Regression and clustering
- Accuracy, precision and recall
- Cleaning data and building features
You buildA movie recommender trained on real ratingsAML-102, Machine learning and data preparation
Year 3 Specialise
Choose AI, ML or cyber security, and take on bigger projects with your mentor.
By the end of year 3: Your work in your track looks like a professional’s.
Semester 5
FSD-203System design
- How a modern app fits together
- Scaling, and the CAP theorem
- Case studies: YouTube, Instagram and Twitter
You buildA written design for a photo-sharing app, defended in a reviewFSD-203, System design
AML-202Deep learning fundamentals
- Neural networks and backpropagation
- TensorFlow and PyTorch
- Training models that classify images or text
You buildAn image classifier trained on photos you collectAML-202, Deep learning fundamentals
AML-103Applied machine learning and model evaluation
- Cross-validation and tuning
- Pipelines in scikit-learn
- Bias, fairness and data privacy
You buildA model that scores loan applications, checked for biasAML-103, Applied machine learning and model evaluation
CYS-103Introduction to penetration testing
- Reconnaissance, scanning and exploitation
- Ethical hacking, the law and responsible disclosure
- Scanning tools such as Nmap and OpenVAS
You buildA map of a practice network: what is open, and what is at riskCYS-103, Introduction to penetration testing
Semester 6
FSD-204Site reliability engineering
- Docker and containers
- Deploying a backend and a front end
- Kubernetes
- Tracing requests with Jaeger
You buildYour food-delivery backend, running in containers in the cloudFSD-204, Site reliability engineering
AML-301AI electives: language, vision and reinforcement learning
- Language: transformers and text processing
- Vision: object detection and segmentation
- Reinforcement learning basics
You buildA study assistant that answers from your own notesAML-301, AI electives: language, vision and reinforcement learning
AML-201Advanced machine learning techniques
- Random forests and gradient boosting
- Choosing and reducing features
- Explaining what a model does
You buildA model that predicts demand for a local storeAML-201, Advanced machine learning techniques
CYS-202Application security and secure coding
- The OWASP Top Ten
- Secure coding and code reviews
- Finding and fixing vulnerabilities
You buildA security review of a test web app, with a fix reportCYS-202, Application security and secure coding
Year 4 Work
An industry internship, your portfolio, and placement season.
By the end of year 4: You are ready for your first job.
Semester 7
AML-302Production deployment and MLOps
- Docker, REST APIs and cloud deployment
- CI/CD pipelines for models
- Monitoring and retraining
You buildA model deployed for real users, with monitoringAML-302, Production deployment and MLOps
CYS-302Cloud security and DevSecOps
- Securing cloud services
- Security checks inside DevOps pipelines
- Container and Kubernetes security
You buildSecurity checks added to a real deployment pipelineCYS-302, Cloud security and DevSecOps
AML-303Capstone project and career readiness
- Planning: the idea, the requirements and the design
- Resume workshops and mock interviews
- Final presentation and feedback
You buildA capstone on a problem from a real companyAML-303, Capstone project and career readiness
CYS-303Capstone project and career readiness
- Planning: the idea, the requirements and the design
- Portfolio, resume and technical mock interviews
- Final presentation and feedback
You buildA security capstone on a problem from a real companyCYS-303, Capstone project and career readiness
Semester 8
Industry internship
- Work in a real team at a company
- Regular check-ins with your mentor
- A report and a demo at the end
You buildYour internship work, shown in a final demoIndustry internship
Placement preparation
- Mock interviews with mentors who hire
- Resume, GitHub and portfolio reviews
- Introductions to companies through mentors
You buildYour portfolio and GitHub, reviewed by mentorsPlacement preparation
The plan for 2027. Module codes are Fusion School’s own. The university’s subjects, credits and exams are published with the partner campus.
Representative video.
Free sample class
Try a class before you apply
Rate five movies and watch a recommendation system work out what you should see next. It takes about ten minutes, needs no sign-up and works on your phone.
- Rate, compare, predict: the idea behind video and shopping apps
- Three quick questions with instant answers
- A taste of year 2 of the B.Tech
The degree
The degree question, answered
The first thing parents ask us, in four plain answers.
Mentors
Your engineering mentors
They teach, review your code and help you choose your track.
Animesh Singh
Cloud Engineering, Oracle
RVCE Bengaluru
Before:AtlassianAmazon
LinkedIn profile of Animesh Singh
Sumit Narang
UI/UX Designer, Workday
TU Dublin, Ireland
Before:Personio
LinkedIn profile of Sumit Narang
Kishan Kishore
Software Engineer, Weave
PES University
Before:Quartic.aiGE
LinkedIn profile of Kishan Kishore
Raghav Rastogi
SDE, Cashfree Payments
RVCE Bengaluru
Before:JivoxCA Technologies
LinkedIn profile of Raghav Rastogi
Akash Shakdwipeea
Software Engineer, Snaptrude
RVCE Bengaluru
Before:CopilotOlivAI
LinkedIn profile of Akash Shakdwipeea
Placements
100% placement support
Preparation starts in your first year, not your last.
- Interview trainingMock interviews with mentors who hire for their own teams.
- Portfolio reviewsYour resume, GitHub and project portfolio, reviewed and improved.
- IntroductionsIntroductions to companies through our mentors and their networks.
- Placement seasonCampus placements together with the partner college.
We do not promise a job, and no honest college can. We do promise the training, the reviews and the introductions.
Who can apply
Eligibility
Students who have passed, or are taking, class 12 with Physics and Mathematics. The exact eligibility follows AICTE and partner university rules. Everyone takes the Fusion Admission Test and the video interview.
Pick a programme and answer one question. The answer comes from our admission rules.
Yes, you can apply
The B.Tech in CS and AI is for students who have passed class 12 with Physics and Mathematics. The exact eligibility follows AICTE and partner university rules.
You can apply while you are in class 12
If you are taking Physics and Mathematics in class 12, ask our team about applying. Online registration is not open here yet. The exact eligibility follows AICTE and partner university rules.
The B.Tech needs Physics and Mathematics
The B.Tech in CS and AI is for students with Physics and Mathematics in class 12; the exact eligibility follows AICTE and partner university rules. If your subjects were different, ask us about your case. The Fusion Micro Degree is open to students of any college and any course.
Yes, you can apply
The MBA in AI is open to any graduate, of any stream. Women applicants get additional points in the admission score.
Ask us about applying now
The MBA in AI is open to any graduate. You are in your final year, so ask us how to apply for 2027 before your degree is complete.
The MBA is for graduates
The MBA in AI is open to any graduate. If you are in class 12 with Physics and Mathematics, the B.Tech in CS and AI may fit. If you study at a college now, the Fusion Micro Degree runs alongside your degree.
Yes, you can join
The Fusion Micro Degree is open to any student at any college in India: B.Tech, B.E., MBA, MCA, M.Tech and other courses. Already in your second year or later? You join for the years you have left.
Source: Micro Degree questions
You can join once you start college
The Micro Degree runs alongside a college degree. If you are taking class 12 with Physics and Mathematics, you can apply for the B.Tech in CS and AI now.
Source: Micro Degree questions
The Micro Degree is for students
It runs alongside a college degree, for students who are still studying. As a graduate, you can apply for the MBA in AI.
Source: Micro Degree questions
Campus
Your campus in Bangalore
Classes happen on the partner campus, during college hours. Each campus has its own page with its facilities, hostel rooms and fees.
Classes
Computer labs
Projects and hackathons
Library
Hostel rooms
Sports and friends
Representative photos.
Fees
Fees, scholarships and loans
Fees are published with each partner campus, in the same layout for every campus.
Admission
Prepare for admissions
Only the free practice test is available here. Admissions registration, interviews and official scoring are not open on this website.
- Try the practice test20 free questions in 20 minutes. No sign-up or camera; your score is for learning only.
- Review your answersRead the explanations in your browser. Your result is not submitted to the admissions team.
- Ask about admissionsContact our team on WhatsApp for the official process. This website does not accept applications yet.
- Wait for official instructionsAdmissions testing and interviews will be announced separately. Practice does not reserve a seat.
The practice test at a glance
- 20 practice questionsFour sections of 5
- 20 minutesMove freely between questions
- No camera or sign-upPractice only, not an application
- +1 / −0.25For a right / wrong answer
Questions
What students ask us
Who awards the degree?
The partner university awards the B.Tech or MBA, and your college is affiliated to it. Fusion School runs its industry programme inside that college and supports your placements.
Where do classes happen?
On the partner campus in Bangalore, during college hours. Some mentors teach live from other cities or countries.
How do I get admission?
Ask our team about the official admissions process. This website currently offers practice only: registration, official testing and video interviews are not open here. A practice score is not an application or an offer.
Who can apply for the B.Tech?
Students who have passed, or are taking, class 12 with Physics and Mathematics. The exact eligibility follows AICTE and partner university rules.
What does "100% placement support" mean?
Every student gets interview training, mock interviews, resume and portfolio reviews, and introductions to companies. We do not promise a job, and no honest college can.
When do internships and placements start?
Internship opportunities start in the second year. Placement season is in the final year.
What are the fees?
B.Tech and MBA fees are published with the partner campus, along with scholarships and help with education loans.
Can I go for higher studies afterwards?
Yes. You graduate with a regular B.Tech or MBA from the partner university.
Your career starts here.
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