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Nagpur's most trusted Java training institute since 2000. Join our comprehensive Java Full Stack Developer Course in Nagpur — designed for any graduate, complete with robust backend and frontend curriculums, taught by an Oracle Certified expert, with 100% placement assistance in TCS, Infosys, Wipro, HCL & top MNCs.

5 Months · 400 Hours
Any Graduate — No Coding Needed
3000+ Java Students Trained
TCS · Infosys · Wipro · HCL
OCP Java 21 Certification Prep
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About Unisoft Technologies

Nagpur's Premier IT Training Institute

Unisoft Technologies is Nagpur's most trusted IT training and placement institute, empowering graduates since 2000 with industry-ready skills. We specialize in Java, Python, Web Technologies, and more — delivering quality education that bridges the gap between academics and industry.

Our philosophy is simple: quality training + real-world projects + placement support. With a team of certified expert trainers and strong corporate tie-ups, we have trained 3000+ Java students, helping them launch successful careers in top MNCs across India.

Whether you're a B.E., B.Sc., BCA, MCA, B.Com or Arts graduate — our structured Java SE 26 program is designed to take you from zero to job-ready in just 5 MONTHS.

Expert TrainersIndustry-certified faculty with 10+ years experience
Placement Assistance100% placement support with mock interviews
Live ProjectsHands-on real industry projects during training
CertificationCourse completion + OCP Java 21 exam preparation
Flexible BatchesWeekday & weekend batches available
Doubt SessionsDedicated doubt-clearing & revision classes
Java Ecosystem

Master the Core Java Architecture

Understand the foundation that powers every Java application — from bytecode to runtime.

JVM

Java Virtual Machine

The engine that runs your Java bytecode. Learn how JVM interprets .class files, manages memory with Heap & Stack, performs Garbage Collection, and enables platform independence through WORA (Write Once Run Anywhere).

Bytecode Heap & Stack GC Class Loader JIT Compiler
JRE

Java Runtime Environment

The complete runtime package that allows Java programs to run. Understand how JRE bundles the JVM + core libraries, enabling deployment without development tools. Essential knowledge for every Java developer.

Runtime Libs Class Libraries Deployment java.lang java.util
JDK

Java Development Kit

The complete toolkit for Java developers. Learn javac compiler, debugger, profiler, and all dev tools bundled in JDK 21. Understand how JDK supersedes JRE and sets up the complete development environment.

javac javadoc jshell jlink Java 21 LTS
JDBC

Java Database Connectivity

Connect Java applications to databases. Master JDBC API, connection pooling, PreparedStatement for secure queries, ResultSet navigation, and transaction management — critical for backend and full-stack development.

Connection PreparedStmt ResultSet Transactions MySQL

OOP Concepts

Build robust, scalable software with Object-Oriented Programming. Deep-dive into Encapsulation, Inheritance, Polymorphism, and Abstraction — the four pillars that make Java the world's most popular enterprise language.

Encapsulation Inheritance Polymorphism Abstraction Interfaces

Collections & Streams

Master Java's powerful Collections Framework — List, Set, Map, Queue — and harness the Streams API for functional-style data processing with Lambda expressions, filter, map, reduce operations and parallel streams.

ArrayList HashMap Stream API Lambda Parallel
Complete Curriculum

Java SE 26 Full Syllabus

22 comprehensive modules — from Java fundamentals to cutting-edge Java 26 features. Industry-aligned curriculum covering Core Java, JDBC, Streams, Concurrency & Modern Java.

01
Introduction to Java
History, Features & OOP Foundations
Java History — James Gosling, Sun Microsystems, 1995; Oracle since 2010
WORA — Write Once, Run Anywhere principle
Platform Independent · Object-Oriented · Robust & Secure · Multi-threaded
High Performance (JIT Compiler) · Dynamic & Extensible
OOP Pillars — Encapsulation, Inheritance, Polymorphism, Abstraction
02
Java Basics
Class Structure & Program Flow
Java Class Structure & Naming Conventions
Creating & Running Executable Java Programs
Access Modifiers — public, protected, default, private
Methods & Constructors (Overloading)
Control Instructions — if, switch, for, while, do-while, break, continue
03
Encapsulation & Subclassing
Inheritance & Immutability
Encapsulation — Public vs Private Access
Making Classes Immutable
Subclassing & Inheritance · super keyword
Constructor Chaining · Single Inheritance in Java
04
Overriding, Polymorphism & Static
Runtime Behaviour & Static Members
Method Overriding & Virtual Method Invocation
Runtime Polymorphism & Object Reference Casting
static Variables, Methods & Blocks
Static Nested Classes
05
Abstract Classes, Final & Nested
Abstractions & Class Variants
Abstract Classes & Abstract Methods
final — variable, method & class
Nested Classes — Inner, Static Nested, Local, Anonymous
Enumeration (enum)
06
Interfaces & Lambda Expressions
Functional Java & Interface Design
Java Interfaces — Design & Implementation
Default & Static Methods in Interfaces (Java 8)
Functional Interfaces & @FunctionalInterface
Extending & Implementing Interfaces
Lambda Expression Syntax & Use Cases
07
Generics & Collections Framework
Type Safety & Data Structures
Creating Generic Classes & Methods
Core Interfaces — List, Set, Map, Queue, Deque
ArrayList, LinkedList, HashSet, TreeSet, LinkedHashSet
HashMap, LinkedHashMap, TreeMap, PriorityQueue
Comparable vs Comparator
08
Lambda & Streams API
Functional Programming · Java 8
Predicate, Function, Consumer, Supplier, BiFunction
Stream, IntStream, LongStream, DoubleStream
Intermediate — filter(), map(), flatMap(), distinct(), sorted()
Terminal — collect(), forEach(), reduce(), count(), findFirst()
Collectors utility class for powerful reductions
09
Exception Handling & Assertions
Error Management & Defensive Coding
Try-Catch-Finally blocks
Exception Hierarchy — Checked vs Unchecked
throw vs throws · Try-with-Resources (AutoCloseable)
Custom Exceptions & Assertions (assert)
10
Date & Time API
Java 8 Modern Date Handling
LocalDate, LocalTime, LocalDateTime, ZonedDateTime
Instant, Duration, Period
Working with Timezones & Daylight Saving
DateTimeFormatter for formatting & parsing
11
JDBC – Database Programming
Java Database Connectivity
JDBC Architecture & Core Interfaces
Connecting to Database — DriverManager, DataSource
Statement, PreparedStatement, CallableStatement
Processing ResultSet & Batch Operations
12
Java I/O Fundamentals
Streams, Files & Serialization
Reading/Writing Console Input
java.io — File, FileInputStream, BufferedReader & more
Serialization & Deserialization
transient keyword
13
Java File I/O (NIO.2)
Modern File System API
Path Interface & Paths utility
Files Class — Copy, Move, Delete, Read, Write
Directory Walking with Streams
File Attributes & Watch Service
14
Annotations
Metadata & Annotation Processing
Creating Custom Annotations
Meta-Annotations — @Inherited, @Repeatable
Annotation Processors
Built-in — @Override, @Deprecated, @FunctionalInterface
15
Concurrency & Multithreading
Threads, Sync & Executors
Thread Creation & Lifecycle
Synchronization & Deadlock Prevention
volatile & Atomic Variables
ExecutorService & Thread Pools
Fork/Join Framework · Concurrent Collections · Read-Write Locks
16
Parallel Streams
Multi-core Data Processing
Converting Sequential to Parallel Streams
Performance Considerations & Pitfalls
Stateless vs Stateful Operations
Reduction Operations in parallel context

Modern Java Features — Java 9 to Java 26

Every version release taught at Unisoft — keeping you ahead of every MNC interview panel.

Java 9 · 2017
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Modular Era Begins

  • Project Jigsaw — Module System
  • JShell (REPL)
  • Collection Factory Methods — List.of(), Set.of(), Map.of()
  • Private Methods in Interfaces
  • Enhanced Stream API · G1 GC Default
Java 10 · 2018
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Type Inference

  • Local Variable Type Inference — var
  • Optional.isEmpty()
  • API Updates — String, Files, Collectors
Java 11 LTS · 2018

LTS Power Release

  • Single-File Program Execution
  • New String Methods — strip(), repeat(), isBlank()
  • Local-Variable Syntax for Lambda Parameters
  • HTTP Client API (Standard)
  • Nested-Based Access Control
Java 12–16
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Expressions & Records Era

  • Switch Expressions (Java 14)
  • Text Blocks — multiline strings (Java 15)
  • Pattern Matching for instanceof
  • Records — Immutable data carriers (Java 16)
  • Compact Number Formatting
Java 17 LTS · 2021
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Sealed & Safe

  • Sealed Classes & Interfaces
  • Pattern Matching for Switch (Preview)
  • Strong Encapsulation of JDK Internals
  • Foreign Function & Memory API (Incubator)
Java 21 LTS ⭐ · 2023
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What We Teach at Unisoft

  • Virtual Threads — Revolutionary lightweight threads
  • Sequenced Collections
  • Pattern Matching for Switch (Standard)
  • Record Patterns
  • Unnamed Classes & Instance Main Methods
Java 25 LTS & 26 ✦ Flagship & Latest
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Java SE 25 LTS & Java 26 Features

  • Java SE 25 LTS — The current flagship LTS release for enterprise production stability
  • Java SE 26 — Latest absolute overall release
  • Stream Gatherers — Advanced custom intermediate ops
  • Class-File API — Standard for reading & writing class files
  • Native HTTP/3 Support — Next-gen web protocols
Java Version History

Java 9 to Java 21 LTS — Complete Evolution

Our Java SE 26 course in Nagpur covers all major Java releases — from Java 9 Modules to Java 21 Virtual Threads. Know exactly what changed, why it matters, and how MNCs use it.

☕ Java SE — Evolution Timeline
Java 9 · 2017
Modular Era Begins
  • Module System (Jigsaw)
  • JShell REPL
  • Factory Methods for Collections
  • Stream API Enhancements
Java 12–14 · 2019-20
Preview Features Era
  • Switch Expressions
  • Text Blocks Preview
  • Records Preview
  • Pattern Matching instanceof
Java 18–20 · 2022-23
Preview & Incubator
  • Simple Web Server
  • Virtual Threads Preview
  • Structured Concurrency
  • Scoped Values Preview
Java 10 · 2018
Local Variable Inference
  • var Keyword
  • Optional Enhancements
  • Collectors API Enhancements
Java 11 LTS · 2018
Long-Term Support
  • New String Methods
  • var in Lambda Parameters
  • HTTP Client API (Standard)
  • Nest-Based Access Control
Java 17 LTS · 2021
Modern Java Standard
  • Sealed Classes (Standard)
  • Records (Standard)
  • Pattern Matching instanceof
  • Strong Encapsulation JDK
🚀 We Teach Latest Features up to Java SE 26! Including Java 21 LTS, the flagship Java 25 LTS, & the latest Java SE 26 releases. Our faculties teach new features as they release!

Why Java SE 26 is the #1 Language for MNC Jobs in 2025

Java powers 3 billion+ devices globally. In India, 65% of IT job openings require Java skills — making it the single most hireable programming language for freshers in Nagpur and across Maharashtra.

Enterprise Backbone

Java runs the back-end of TCS, Infosys, Wipro, Cognizant and every major Indian MNC. Knowing Java SE 26 directly translates to job-readiness.

Backend · Enterprise · MNC

Virtual Threads (Java 21)

Java 21 introduces Virtual Threads — a game-changer for high-concurrency apps. We teach this at Unisoft so you interview with knowledge others don't have.

Java 21 · Concurrency · LTS
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Strong Typing & Safety

Java's compile-time safety, sealed classes, and records reduce runtime bugs — making it the preferred language for banking, insurance, and fintech applications.

Safety · Fintech · Banking
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Highest Salary Packages

Java developers in India earn ₹4–12 LPA as freshers. With Unisoft's Java SE 26 + JDBC + OCP training, students from Nagpur have landed packages up to ₹8.5 LPA.

Salary · Career · Growth

Java Career Paths After Unisoft Training

After completing the Java SE 26 course at Unisoft Technologies Nagpur, students qualify for multiple high-demand roles across the IT industry.

Java Backend Developer ₹4–10 LPA
JDBC / Database Developer ₹4–8 LPA
Spring Boot Developer ₹5–12 LPA
JVM Performance Engineer ₹6–14 LPA
OCP Java 21 Certified Dev ₹6–15 LPA
MNC Software Engineer ₹3.5–8 LPA

Why Choose Unisoft Technologies for Java in Nagpur?

25+ years of trust. Thousands of careers launched. One goal — your Java placement in a top MNC.

25+
Years of Java Training Excellence
Established 2000 · Nagpur's Most Trusted
3000+
Java Students Trained
Graduates Placed in TCS · Infosys · Wipro · HCL
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Google Rating by Real Students
Verified reviews · Nagpur Java Institute
100%
Placement Assistance Guarantee
Resume · Mock Interviews · Job Referrals

Oracle Certified Professional (OCP) Exam Alignment

Understand how our Java training connects directly to Oracle's official certifications.

Java Versions Demystified

Latest Absolute Version: Java SE 26 is the most recent overall release.
Latest Long-Term Support (LTS) Version: Java SE 25 is the flagship LTS release preferred by enterprises for long-term production stability.
Previous LTS Version: Java SE 21 remains highly popular and widely implemented across the industry.

Note: While Java SE 25 is the newest LTS release, Oracle typically takes several months post-release to deploy and fully validate the corresponding OCP certification exam globally.

Active Certification Exam

To earn the official Oracle Certified Professional: Java SE 21 Developer credential, you will take the current active exam:

Exam Code: 1Z0-830
Format: 50 Multiple-Choice Questions
Duration: 120 Minutes
Passing Score: 68%
Advanced Backend Framework

Spring Framework 7 Syllabus

13 rigorous modules covering modern enterprise Java development. Learn to design, test, and build high-performance microservices and monolithic web applications.

S01
Spring 7 Introduction
Core Concepts & Dependency Injection
What is Spring? — Development history, microservices support & Spring 7 architecture
Spring Container — BeanFactory vs ApplicationContext initialization
Two types of Dependency Injection — Constructor-based vs Setter-based wiring
The Spring Configuration File — XML structure & basic bean definitions
Data Types of dependencies — Primitives, Reference Types, and Collections
Injecting Primitive Types — Setting simple properties via XML tags
S02
Setter Injection Basics
Attributes, Namespaces & Lists
Value as attribute — Inline property assignment using value="..."
Using p: schema or p: namespace — Clean XML declarations without nested property elements
Injecting Collections — Wiring lists, sets, maps, and properties
List - Create the Spring Bean — Coding Java class with list property attributes
List - Create the Configuration file — Declaring List structures in XML
List - Create & Run the Test — Writing JUnit test cases and inspecting execution flows
Two More Things About List — Merging lists & injecting abstract list implementations
S03
Advanced Setter Injection
Sets, Maps & Reference Types
Set - Create, Configure, and Test — Defining and wiring Set collections via XML
More about Set Injection — Duplicate management and concrete Set implementations
Map - Create the Beans — Building Java classes with Map properties
Map - Configure and Test — Wiring key-value mappings in XML using entry tags
Properties - Create and Inject — Handling custom property lists with XML props
Injecting Reference Types — Object-to-object wiring and structural dependencies
Reference Types - Use case — Scenario: Student bean dependent on Address bean
Reference Types - Configuration & Test — Wiring using ref="..." and verifying output
Ref as Attribute and P Schema — Clean properties declaration with p:property-ref="..."
S04
Bean Life Cycle
XML, Interfaces & Annotations
Life Cycle Methods using XML — Configuring init-method and destroy-method callbacks
Configure pre-shutdown hook — Registering ctx.registerShutdownHook() for graceful exits
Life Cycle using Spring Interfaces — Implementing InitializingBean and DisposableBean
Update - Maven Dependency — Upgrading Spring dependencies to standard release structures
Life cycle methods using annotations — Utilizing @PostConstruct and @PreDestroy
Configuring support for annotations — Enabling processing with <context:annotation-config/>
Life Cycle Methods Summary — Comparison of custom, interface-driven, and annotation life cycles
Spring Bean Life Cycle Methods — Detailed execution order from instantiation to destruction
S05
Checks, Inner Beans & Scopes
Wiring Rules, Scopes & Nested Beans
Dependency Check - Bean and Test Creation — Validating required dependency injections
Dependency Check - In Action — Verifying Bean validation failures during initialization
Inner Beans - Create the Bean & Config — Nesting bean definitions inside outer beans
Inner Beans - Test — Verifying encapsulation limits of nested beans
Scopes in action — Understanding Singleton, Prototype, Request, Session, and WebSocket scopes
Dependency Check, Inner Beans, and Scope Summary — Architectural differences and performance tips
Dependency Check, Inner Beans, and Scope — Practical design exercises
S06
Constructor Injection
Wiring, C-Schema & Ambiguity Resolution
Create Bean & Config — Defining beans with constructor arguments via XML
Create and run the Test — Validating instantiation flows with custom constructors
As Element, Attribute, and C Schema — Clean declarations utilizing c:arg="..." namespaces
Ambiguity Problem — Mismatches in constructor definitions when data types overlap
Using the type attribute — Differentiating constructors using exact type configurations
Ambiguity Problem Variation — Solving conflicts via index positions and parameter names
S07
Autowiring Deep Dive
XML Autowire, @Autowired & @Qualifier
Create a Maven Project — Designing project directories and declaring spring-context dependencies
Auto-Wiring by type — Setting autowire="byType" for type-matching resolution
Three things about auto-wiring by type — Multi-bean conflicts, null cases, and design constraints
Auto-Wiring By Name — Wiring beans based on matching setter names to bean IDs
Auto-Wiring using Constructor — Automatic parameter resolution in target constructors
Using the @Autowired Annotation — Modern annotation-based dependency injection
@Autowired at Field & Constructor Level — Pros and cons of field injection vs constructor injection
Using the @Qualifier — Resolving duplicate bean definition errors for a single class type
Auto-Wiring Summary — Comparative matrix of autowire modes and best implementation models
S08
Stereotype Annotations
Component Scanning, @Value & Scopes
Introduction to Stereotypes — Setting up component scanning in context configs
Create an object using annotations — Declaring custom beans using @Component
Using different object names — Defining custom Bean IDs using @Component("customId")
Using the @Scope annotation — Assigning prototype or custom scopes to annotated beans
Using @Value Annotation with primitives — Injecting hardcoded properties and env values
Using @Value with Collection Types — Injecting array lists, sets, maps & SpEL values
Auto-Wiring Objects — Resolving dependencies between scanned components using annotations
Stereotype Annotations Summary — Component scan versus manual XML beans setup
S09
Spring JDBC
JdbcTemplate, DataSource & RowMapper
Introduction — Understanding how Spring eliminates standard JDBC boilerplate logic
Create Employee Table — Setting up the database schema for operations
Create Maven Project — Bundling database drivers & Spring JDBC dependencies
Steps to use the JdbcTemplate — Understanding connection pooling and execution flow
Configure DataSource & JdbcTemplate — Wiring DriverManagerDataSource in XML
Insert operation using JdbcTemplate — Dispatching SQL writes using jdbcTemplate.update()
Flow Explained — Connection management and transaction handling behind the scenes
Create DTO & DAOs Classes — Designing clean data models & access interfaces
Implement create method — Structuring data insertions inside the DAO class
Create configuration — Binding DataSource, JdbcTemplate, and DAO layer beans
Create, Run & Flow the Test — Verifying data creation cycles in the database
Update & Delete operations — Modifying rows and executing deletes via DAO
Select Queries & RowMapper — Designing RowMapper<T> for mapping SQL rows to Java objects
Reading multiple records — Querying lists of models using RowMapper mappings
Auto-wire JdbcTemplate — Modern annotation-driven layout for data layer wiring
Spring JDBC Summary — Comparative analysis of standard JDBC vs Spring JDBC
S10
Spring ORM
Hibernate, TransactionManager & CRUD
ORM and Spring ORM Introduction — Concepts of Object-Relational Mapping
Entity Mapping — Linking database tables to annotated Java POJO entities
Create Product Table — Declaring relational table definitions for Products
Create Maven Project — Defining dependencies for Hibernate, Spring ORM, and JDBC
Product Entity & DAO — Designing the entity class and data access layer interface
Configure SessionFactory — Declaring LocalSessionFactoryBean with Hibernate settings
Configure HibernateTemplate — Wiring data operations template to SessionFactory
Transaction Manager — Concept of Transaction propagation boundaries
Configure TransactionManager — Declaring HibernateTransactionManager in config
Implement create, update, delete — Structuring full write operations in DAO
Troubleshooting — Common transactional errors, Session exceptions, and dialect issues
Create Test and Run — Executing database mutations and observing SQL logging
Fetch single & multiple records — Querying records using template load and find methods
Spring ORM Summary — Best practices for enterprise Hibernate-Spring setups
S11
Spring AOP
Aspects, Pointcuts & Advices
AOP Introduction — Cross-cutting concerns, Joinpoints, Advices, and Target objects
Pointcut Syntax — Writing execution patterns using wildcards and signatures
AOP Frameworks — Exploring differences between Spring proxy-based AOP and AspectJ
AspectJ Annotations — Implementing Aspect configurations with AspectJ metadata
AOP Use case — Implementing secondary concerns: security audit and performance logging
Create Maven AOP Project — Declaring AspectJ runtime and weaver dependencies
Create POJOs & Aspects — Implementing business beans and the logging aspect class
Create pointcut expressions — Declaring reusable matching rules using @Pointcut
Create Spring Config — Declaring aspect support via <aop:aspectj-autoproxy/>
Configure beans and aspects — Wiring components and verifying advice bindings
Create and Run Test — Executing target methods and observing dynamic advice outputs
S12
Spring MVC
DispatcherServlet, view resolver & Controllers
Troubleshooting Spring MVC — Mismatched XML tags, library overlaps, and deployment failures
Create Maven Project — Building web application layout structures
Step 1: Configure DispatcherServlet — Initializing the Front Controller in web.xml
Step 2: Create Spring Configuration — Creating the servlet mapping XML context
Step 3: Configure ViewResolver — Declaring InternalResourceViewResolver mappings
Step 4: Create Controller — Coding controllers with RequestMapping annotations
Step 5: Create view — Writing JSP output views inside protected folders
Run on server — Deploying web app to Tomcat Server and testing HTTP endpoints
Sending Primitive Types — Transporting strings and numbers using Model objects
Using JSP Expression Language — Dynamic rendering of request-scoped model attributes
Sending object data — Designing model wrappers and rendering details in JSP view
Create List Controller & View — Returning JSTL-rendered arrays and collections
Sending data from Controller to UI — Complete model routing lifecycle
S13
Spring MVC & ORM Integration
Full Stack Integration, Service-DAO & UI Data Table
Use Case Development Steps — Structuring full architecture patterns: Controller-Service-DAO-DB
Create User Table — Designing user profiles schema in the database
Create Maven Project — Setting up web project bundling with ORM and MVC dependencies
Configure Front Controller — Mapping servlet handlers and ContextLoaderListener
Configure View Resolver — Declaring prefix, suffix, and static resource mappings
Coding Model, POJIs, and POJOs — Designing Entity classes and data models
Implement DAO & Service methods — Implementing user registration and transactional writes
Implement Controller methods — Handling GET request forms and POST creation targets
Display create result — Rendering confirmation messages on registration dashboards
Enable Annotations in Configuration — Declaring component scanning and transaction annotations
Update Entity names in Spring config — Resolving session map configurations
Test and Application Flow Explained — Walkthrough of data flow from UI to database
Load Users in DAO, Service, and Controller — Designing full collection query flows
Render User list — Building a data table in JSP with JSTL tags to list saved users
Enterprise Bootstrapping & Microservices

Spring Boot 4 Syllabus

8 comprehensive modules focused on microservice patterns, reactive networking, declarative data operations, and secure production deployment.

SB01
Spring Boot 4 Introduction
Traditional App Issues, Features & Packaging
Traditional Spring Problems — Manual classpath resolution, boilerplate XML, and external container setups
Spring Boot Features — Starters, Autoconfiguration, Embedded Servers, Actuators, CLI
Spring Boot Working — How auto-configuration detects classpath beans and configures environments
Create the project — Bootstrapping metadata using Maven structures & Initializr
@SpringBootApplication — Decomposition of Configuration, ComponentScan, and EnableAutoConfiguration
Dependency Injection — Annotation-driven constructor and field injections inside Boot components
Self-contained Jars — Creating runnable FAT Jars with nested dependencies and launchers
Core Features Deep Dive — Autoconfig internals, exclusion lists, and starter setups
Deploying a War File — Customizing initializers for external web servlet container deployment
Embedded Servers — Configuration parameters for Tomcat, Jetty, and Undertow containers
SB02
Spring Data JPA
Starter Dependencies, Entities & CRUD Repositories
JPA Introduction — Eliminating DAO implementation boilerplate via Repository interfaces
Add Spring Data JPA Dependency — Configuring database starter POMs and JDBC drivers
Create Model Class — Building entities using JPA annotations like @Entity, @Id, and @Column
Create the Repository — Extending JpaRepository interface for generic CRUD operations
Show SQL in JPA — Configuring formatting, logging categories, and parameter binding displays
SB03
Security Basic Introduction
Filter Chains, Customized Config & OAuth
Security Introduction — Basic Web Security, filters, authentication, and authorization models
Spring Security Starter Integration — Auto-securing web endpoints with default configurations
Security Events — Publishing and listening to AuthenticationSuccessEvent and failure indicators
Customize Security Configuration — Writing security filter chains to override default routing blocks
OAuth provided by Spring Boot — Configuring OAuth2 clients for social identity logins
SB04
Spring Boot Actuator
Production Monitoring, Health Checks & Metrics
Actuator Introduction — Production monitoring, auditing, health metrics, and thread dumps
Actuator Setup — Declaring starter dependency and checking endpoint mappings
Actuator Customization — Configuring endpoint exposure and path patterns in application profiles
Health Indicator — Creating custom status indicators by implementing HealthIndicator interface
Info Endpoint — Exposing static application details, version numbers, and metadata fields
Simple Log Access — Inspecting runtime logger categories and modifying logging levels
Actuator Hypermedia — Visualizing actuator links using HAL explorer patterns
Custom Endpoints — Creating custom endpoint targets using @Endpoint, @ReadOperation, @WriteOperation
Metrics Integration — Collecting system execution details, CPU usage, memory, and database connection metrics
SB05
Profiles
Multi-Environment Layouts & Dynamic Injection
Profile Introduction — Separating application configurations for Dev, Test, and Prod structures
Configure REST URL — Injecting dynamic REST endpoint targets using environment profile properties
Create & Activate Profile — Constructing application-dev.properties and specifying active profiles
Activate Profile via VM arguments — Setting profile selectors at runtime using JVM arguments
Profiles Architecture — Filtering target components using the @Profile annotation
SB06
MockMvc Unit Testing
Controller Mocking, Result Verification & Refactoring
Testing Introduction — Writing integration and unit tests for controllers and mapping layers
Use MockMvc — Instantiating MockMvc with @WebMvcTest or @SpringBootTest configurations
Expect Results — Asserting HTTP status codes, response headers, and verifying JSON bodies
Refactoring — Structuring helper test methods and clean validation flows
Test Update and Delete — Simulating writing REST operations and validating record changes
SB07
Spring JMS
Messaging Models, Sender, Listener & ActiveMQ
What is Messaging & Why Messaging — Loose coupling, asynchronous delivery, and scalability
Two Message Models — Point-to-Point (Queue) vs Publish-Subscribe (Topic)
What is JMS — Standard Java API specification for distributed message delivery
Spring JMS Support — Configuring ConnectionFactory and JmsTemplate helper wrappers
Install Apache ActiveMQ — Setting up, running, and navigating active message brokers
Create Project & Sender — Writing custom messaging services to publish payloads
Create Message Listener — Writing receiver beans annotated with @JmsListener
More about Spring JMS — Implementing transaction limits, converters, and custom headers
SB08
RSocket Server
Reactive Network Models, Client API & Streaming
Four Models — Request-Response, Fire-and-Forget, Request-Stream, Channel
RSocket Server API — Importing starters and declaring connection port metrics
Request Response Endpoint — Implementing mapping services using @MessageMapping
Client API — Instantiating RSocketRequester to dispatch requests to RSocket servers
Use Logging — Enforcing connection logging to observe reactive payload frames
Fire and Forget Server & Client — Dispatching client payload data without expecting server replies
Request Stream Server & Client — Subscribing client listeners to dynamic server stream publishers
Data Persistence & Hibernate ORM

Spring Data JPA & Hibernate

8 comprehensive modules focused on relational persistence, identity key mapping strategies, dynamic sorting algorithms, object-relational inheritance models, and transactional value objects.

SD01
Setup & Reference
STS, JDK & MySQL Environments
Install STS (Spring Tool Suite) — Setting up the workspace compiler
Configure JDK in STS — Integrating specific JDK runtime execution environments
Install MySQL & MySQL Workbench — Setting up the relational database server
Launch MySQL Workbench & Create Database — Preparing target database schemas
Windows Only Setup — Custom steps for installing MySQL & Workbench on Windows
Reference Documentation — Navigating and leveraging official Spring Data documentation resources
SD02
ORM Basic Operations
Entities, Repositories, CRUD & Logging
Introduction to ORM — Relational mapping, object definitions, and metadata rules
Create table in Database — Developing target relational table schemas in MySQL
Create & Upgrade Project — Setting up project metadata, starters, and upgrading packages
Step 1: Create the Entity — Mapping variables and annotating model classes
Step 2: Create the Repository — Extending JpaRepository interface models
Step 3: Configure the Data Source — Setting driver configurations and credentials in properties
Test the Application — Validating CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) methods
Utility checks — Checking existences using existsById, counts, and application persistence loops
CRUD Operations Review — Logging and reviewing generated SQL statements and application flows
SD03
Key Generators
Identity, Table Strategy & Custom Generators
Generators Introduction — Overview of standard key generation strategies
Create database schema — Structuring key constraints inside MySQL
Create project, Entity & Repository — Wires model objects and primary repository bounds
Save Employee — Testing insert flows and observing generated key fields
Use identity generator type — Auto-increment generation using GenerationType.IDENTITY
Table Strategy Setup — Updating DB schemas and configuring custom generator tables
Develop Custom Generator — Designing key patterns by implementing IdentifierGenerator
Configure Custom Generator — Wiring and testing custom identifier generators
SD04
Data Finder Methods
Dynamic Queries, Logical Operators & Wildcards
Find By Name — Declaring query interfaces based on property attributes
Find By Multiple Fields — Combining fields using logical And/Or parameters
GreaterThan & LessThan — Implementing boundary value checks in dynamic queries
Contains & Between — Searching patterns inside string attributes and matching ranges
The LIKE & IN operators — Dynamic search patterns and collection subset matching
SD05
Paging and Sorting
Paging Queries, Multi-Sort & Custom Methods
Paging and Sorting Introduction — Concepts of large-dataset memory management
API & Spring updates — Implementing paging updates and tracking Spring Boot release specs
Enable Paging and Sorting — Wiring PageRequest structures and handling Page responses
Sort by single property — Implementing sorted queries for single attributes
Sort by multiple properties — Combining multiple sort fields and directions
Paging & Sorting in Action — Running tests to fetch segmented, sorted lists
Paging & Sorting on Custom Finders — Applying Pageable bounds to custom defined finder queries
SD06
JPQL Queries
Custom Queries, Named Parameters & Modifying Actions
JPQL Introduction — Designing custom object-oriented queries targeting entity classes
Create Student Table — Creating schemas and test data structures in relational databases
Create Project & Entity — Coding target entities with score attributes
First JPQL — Retrieving full list of records using @Query metadata annotations
Read Partial Data — Querying specific object fields using custom select lists
Using Named Query Parameters — Binding query parameters dynamically with @Param
Find by scores — Extracting records satisfying custom numeric range conditions
Non Select Operations — Implementing update and delete commands using @Modifying annotations
SD07
Inheritance Mapping
Single Table, Table Per Class & Joined Strategies
Inheritance Mapping Introduction — Representing class hierarchy structures in relational databases
SINGLE_TABLE Strategy — Single database table structures mapping entities using discriminators
SINGLE_TABLE Implementation — Coding parent/child classes and repository interfaces
TABLE_PER_CLASS Strategy — Creating individual database tables for each subclass in the hierarchy
TABLE_PER_CLASS Implementation — Updating base entities and subclass table mappings
JOINED Strategy — Constructing normalized tables referencing keys of base class tables
JOINED Implementation — Designing and testing Joined inheritance mapping schemas
SD08
Component Mapping
Embeddable Objects & Table Flattening
Component Mapping Introduction — Mapping granular value objects lacking standalone IDs
Create DB Table — Building database tables combining parent and component fields
Create Project & Entities — Coding parent classes using @Embedded and child classes with @Embeddable
Create Repository & Test — Wiring component classes and verifying insert and load queries
Enterprise Security & OAuth2

Spring Security

8 advanced security modules covering credential authentication provider models, OAuth2 flows, JWT keytool integrations, CSRF mitigations, React CORS frontends, and method-level access rules.

SEC01
Introduction to Security
Core Concepts & Basic Auth Details
What is Security? — Authentication vs. Authorization & basic definitions
Overview of Spring Security — ThreadLocal SecurityContext, FilterChainProxy, and Servlet Filter concepts
Resending Basic Auth Details — Capturing headers, analyzing payloads, and stateless basic authorization processes
SEC02
Spring Security Configuration
Filters, Custom UserDetails & Providers
Configuration Before and After Spring Security — Transition from WebSecurityConfigurerAdapter to SecurityFilterChain components
Updates in Spring Security & Higher Versions — Analyzing configuration rules, syntax changes, and modern DSL styles
Creating Custom Security Configuration — Building customized SecurityFilterChain bean rules
Implementing a Custom UserDetailsService — Writing custom database user loading query lookups
Building a Custom AuthenticationProvider — Implementing core credentials validation logical components
Configuring and Testing Security — Running basic integration scenarios and testing access logs
Using Form-Based Login — Designing custom login redirect hooks and handling basic login failure loops
Creating Custom Filters — Extending GenericFilterBean/OncePerRequestFilter and inserting them into the security chain
SEC03
Microservices Integration
REST APIs & DataSource Configurations
Creating Models and Repositories — Mapping User/Role database tables and JpaRepository extensions
Implementing the REST Controller — Developing secured endpoint mappings with customized payload responses
Developing the Project Model and Repository — Structuring data records for microservices user lookups
Configuring DataSource — Designing database connections, driver URLs, and transaction configurations for distributed architectures
Creating Tables & Defining Entity Relationships — Mapping @ManyToMany structures between User and Role models
Implementing Repositories & UserDetailsService — Integrating custom entity repositories inside DB-backed user lookups
Configuring & Testing Security for REST APIs — Restricting REST verbs, managing stateless sessions, and testing using postman/curl
SEC04
OAuth Concepts
OAuth2, Grant Types & Google Playground
Introduction to OAuth — Understanding Resource Owner, Client, Authorization Server, and Resource Server concepts
Understanding Grant Types — Deep dive into Authorization Code, Client Credentials, Refresh Tokens, and implicit profiles
Exploring Google OAuth Playground — Hands-on testing, requesting tokens, and reading secured APIs
Steps to Implement OAuth — Configuring OAuth2 clients and register redirects with third-party providers
Adding Maven Dependency — Integrating oauth2-client and security dependencies inside pom.xml
Creating WebSecurityConfig & AuthorizationServer — Configuring token issuing, authorization rules, and endpoints
Storing Tokens in a Database — Custom database token stores (JdbcTokenStore) mapping structures
SEC05
JWT (JSON Web Token)
Keytool Generators, Auth & Resource Servers
Introduction to JWT — Examining JWT Header, Payload, Signature blocks and benefits
Generating Keys Using Java Keytool — Generating Private and Public Keypairs inside keystore archives (.jks)
Configuring JWT — Integrating JwtAccessTokenConverter and key conversion rules
Creating an AuthorizationServer Project — Creating OAuth2/JWT token issuer projects
Configuring ResourceServer for Public Keys — Verifying tokens using public credentials
Using Public Keys Dynamically — Exposing public endpoints to fetch keys automatically
Implementing Symmetric Keys — Simple shared secret configuration and signature validations
SEC06
CSRF (Cross-Site Request Forgery)
CSRF Protection & Custom Configurations
CSRF Concepts — Session hijacking mechanics, state modification risks, and protection workflows
Using Custom Configuration for CSRF — Configuring CsrfTokenRepository, custom cookie-based tokens, or disabling CSRF for APIs
SEC07
CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing)
React Frontends & Custom Settings
Introduction to CORS — Cross-origin requests, preflight requests, and browser blockages
Installing Node.js & React CLI — Setting up the frontend development setup environment
Creating a React Frontend — Developing basic API client application fetching secured endpoints
Configuring Custom CORS Settings — Wiring CorsConfigurationSource and allowed origins dynamically
SEC08
Method-Level Security
Annotations & Pre/PostAuthorize Rules
Security Annotations — Enabling GlobalMethodSecurity annotations inside configuration beans
Using @PreAuthorize and @PostAuthorize — Implementing role check expressions and filtering method returns
Exploring Other Annotations — Deep dive into @Secured, @RolesAllowed, @PreFilter, and @PostFilter concepts
Live Capstone Project

Coupon Service Microservices Project

An enterprise-grade Capstone Project where students build, secure, and deploy a distributed coupon issuing, lookup, and redemption system using modern Microservices patterns.

Project Overview

System Architecture

The Coupon Service project allows users to create, retrieve, update, and redeem discount coupons. It involves multiple decoupled microservices communicating dynamically, each handling specific domain responsibilities.

Create & Update Coupons — Dynamic coupon issuing and metadata entry
Retrieve & Filter Coupons — High-speed database query operations
Redeem Coupons — Multi-state validation and customer consumption checking
Capstone Model Microservices

Development Steps

Implementation Steps
Set Up Spring Boot Projects — Create separate Spring Boot applications for each microservice using Spring Initializr.
Dependency Management — Add Spring Web for REST APIs, Spring Data JPA for persistence, and Eureka Discovery Client for registries.
Monitoring & Telemetry — Integrate Spring Boot Actuator for health checks and status endpoints.
Security Filter Chains — Configure Spring Security for role-based microservices access control.
Framework Stack Spring Boot 4

Database Design

Relational Table Schemas
coupon_table
🔑 id BIGINT [PK]
✨ code VARCHAR [UNIQUE]
💲 discount DECIMAL
📅 expiry_date DATETIME
🏷️ status VARCHAR (active/expired/redeemed)
user_table
🔑 id BIGINT [PK]
👤 name VARCHAR
✉️ email VARCHAR
🔒 password VARCHAR
📅 created_at TIMESTAMP
user_coupon_mapping
🔗 user_id BIGINT [FK]
🔗 coupon_id BIGINT [FK]
📅 redeemed_date TIMESTAMP
Relationships MySQL DBMS
Full Stack Architecture

Java — the Middleware that Powers the Full Stack

In a Java Full Stack Developer role, Java & Spring Boot are the server-side middleware tier — the engine that connects the browser to the database. This course makes you an expert in that core backend tier. A complete full stack also needs a frontend tier and a database tier, and at Unisoft Technologies Nagpur we teach every layer. To keep this Java curriculum focused, each frontend and database skill is delivered as its own dedicated, in-depth course — reused across all our full-stack tracks — so explore them below rather than crammed into one page.

Want a guided full-stack path that bundles the frontend & database tiers with this Java course? Talk to a counsellor — we map the right combination to your career goal.

Placement Hub

Alumni Placement & Hiring Partners

Our 3,000+ graduates are working in leading tech companies operating inside Nagpur's IT hubs (MIHAN, Dharampeth) and global MNCs.

TCS Tata Consultancy Services
Infosys Global MNC Partner
wipro) Global Technologies
Persistent Nagpur IT Leader
infocepts Nagpur IT Hub
MIHAN Nagpur SEZ IT Hub Companies
HCLTech Global Software MNC
Tech M Enterprise Services
Expert Mentors

Meet Nagpur's Expert Java Faculty

Learn from industry professionals with proven track records in corporate development, consulting, and Oracle certifications.

Raina Nair - Senior Java Trainer & Oracle Certified Professional at Unisoft Technologies Nagpur

Raina Nair

Senior Java Trainer & IT Consultant

8+ Yrs IT Experience
1,500+ Students Trained

Raina Nair Data Science & AI Mentor | Oracle Certified Professional

With a passion for technology, education, and student success, Raina Nair has established herself as one of Nagpur's most respected IT trainers and mentors. Her journey in technology began with a strong academic foundation, completing her BCA and M.Sc. from Nagpur University, while simultaneously pursuing advanced industry certifications and practical expertise.

Raina earned her Oracle Database Administrator (OCP DBA 11g) certification and later became an Oracle Certified Associate (Java SE 8 Programmer) in 2018 and an Oracle Certified Professional (Java SE 8 Programmer II) in 2019. Her commitment to continuous learning has enabled her to stay aligned with the latest technology trends, evolving from Java 8 to modern Java, Spring, Spring Boot, AI, Machine Learning, and Data Science technologies.

Currently serving as an IT Professional and Trainer at Unisoft Technologies, she has been training students and professionals for several years, helping them build successful careers in software development, database administration, data analytics, and emerging technologies. In recognition of her exceptional contribution to technical education, she received the Best Java Trainer Award from Unisoft Technologies in 2021.

Raina's training methodology focuses on practical implementation, live projects, problem-solving, and industry-oriented training that prepares students for real careers rather than just examinations. Over the years, she has successfully mentored engineering students, BCA/B.Sc./MCA/M.Sc. graduates, career switchers, and professionals from premier institutions, including IITs.

Areas of Expertise

Core & Advanced Java Modern Java SE 8 to Java SE 26, OOPs, Collections, Streams, Multithreading
Enterprise Frameworks Spring Framework, Spring Boot, JPA, REST APIs
Oracle SQL & DBA Database design, query optimization, administrative tasks
Data Analytics & Power BI Interactive dashboard design, data modeling, reporting
AI & Machine Learning Predictive modeling, python/R programming, machine learning algorithms
Software Project Consulting Translating academic concepts into live production project designs
"Technology can transform lives when knowledge is combined with practical implementation. My goal is not only to teach programming but to build confident professionals who can solve real-world problems and create successful careers."
Oracle Certified Professional (Java SE 8 II) Oracle Certified Associate (Java SE 8) Oracle Database Administrator OCP DBA 11g Best Java Trainer Award (2021) Verify Oracle Credentials on Credly
Sachin Mishra - ex-TCS System Engineer & Java Expert at Unisoft Technologies Nagpur

Sachin Mishra

Java & Full Stack Trainer | Former TCS System Engineer

5+ Yrs Dev & Training
MNC ex-SE TCS & Deutsche Telekom

Sachin Mishra Full Stack Developer | former System Engineer at TCS | Spring Boot Expert

Sachin Mishra is a highly skilled Java developer and full stack trainer at Unisoft Technologies, Nagpur. With extensive corporate development experience at top global IT organizations, Sachin brings hands-on enterprise-grade experience directly into the classroom. He holds a Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) in Computer Science from RTM Nagpur University and a Post Graduate Diploma in Advanced Computing (PG-DAC) from the prestigious CDAC Pune.

His professional career includes working as a Software Engineer at Deutsche Telekom Clinical Solutions, where he built and optimized backend RESTful APIs using ASP.NET Core MVC (C#) for complex healthcare systems, ensuring strict data validations and status transitions.

Prior to that, Sachin served as a System Engineer at Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) in Mumbai for over three years. During his tenure at TCS, he maintained and optimized enterprise-level Java applications, designed request/response API flows, implemented bug fixes, and structured robust backend architectures utilizing Layered Architecture (Controller-Service-Repository patterns) that closely parallel Spring-based microservice designs.

Sachin specializes in mentoring students on the MVC architectural pattern, API designing, JUnit testing, and distributed microservices development. His deep industry exposure ensures that students learn exactly what MNCs expect in technical interview rounds.

Areas of Expertise

Java & C# Programming Java SE 8 to 26, C# .NET Core, ASP.NET MVC, OOPs
REST APIs & Microservices Controller-Service-Repository pattern, REST API design, Microservice architecture
Spring Boot & ASP.NET Core Enterprise backend frameworks, JPA, Hibernate, Entity Framework
Frontend Technologies React.js, JavaScript, HTML5, CSS3, interactive UIs
Testing & Agile Methods JUnit testing, backend debugging, Agile/Scrum workflow, Git version control
Relational Databases MySQL, query writing, LINQ data operations
CDAC Pune PG-DAC (Advanced Computing) B.E. Computer Science (Nagpur University) ex-System Engineer (Tata Consultancy Services) ex-Software Engineer (Deutsche Telekom)
Course Details

Duration & Eligibility

A structured 5-MONTH program open to any graduate — no prior coding experience required. Start your Java career today.

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Course Duration
5
MONTHS
20 Weeks / ~400 Hours of Learning
5 Days/Week — Weekday Batch
Saturday & Sunday — Weekend Batch
Morning & Evening Slots Available
Online + Offline Hybrid Mode
Recorded Sessions for Revision
Live Projects in Final Month
Doubt Sessions Every Week
🗺️
Students Java Training Journey
Month 1 Java Foundations

Syntax · OOP · Classes · JVM internals · Data Types

Month 2 Core Java Mastery

Collections · Generics · Exceptions · I/O · Threads

Month 3 Modern Java SE 26

Streams · Lambda · Records · Sealed · Virtual Threads

Month 4 Real Projects + JDBC

Live Projects · JDBC · OCP Prep · Mock Interviews · Placement

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Java Developer — Job Ready!
🏆 3000+ Students Trained 📜 Course Certificate 💼 100% Placement Support 🏗️ Live Java Projects 🎯 OCP Exam Ready 🤝 MNC Alumni Network ⚡ Java SE 26 Certified 🌐 Online + Offline Mode 🎓 Any Graduate Welcome 🔥 Mock Interviews Included 🏆 3000+ Students Trained 📜 Course Certificate 💼 100% Placement Support 🏗️ Live Java Projects 🎯 OCP Exam Ready 🤝 MNC Alumni Network ⚡ Java SE 26 Certified 🌐 Online + Offline Mode 🎓 Any Graduate Welcome 🔥 Mock Interviews Included
Batch Slots

Batch Timings & Schedule

Flexible slots designed for freshers, college students, and working professionals in Nagpur. Offline classroom & online hybrid options available.

Regular Batch
Only 3 Seats Left
Monday to Saturday
Next Batch Starts: July 1, 2026
Daily Commitment: 2 Hours
Morning Slot 08:30 AM — 10:30 AM
Afternoon Slot 04:00 PM — 06:00 PM
Evening Slot 06:30 PM — 08:30 PM
Frequently Asked Questions

Everything You Want to Know

Straight answers to the most common questions about our Java SE 26 course in Nagpur.

Unisoft Technologies is Nagpur's #1 Java training institute — established in 2000 with 25+ years of excellence. Having trained 3000+ Java students since 2000, our graduates are placed in TCS, Infosys, Wipro, HCL, Persistent and many other top MNCs.

Any graduate can join — B.E., B.Sc., BCA, MCA, B.Com., MBA, Arts, Commerce or Science. No prior programming experience is needed. Unisoft welcomes freshers and working professionals looking to switch to IT.

The Java SE 26 course is 5 months (20 weeks, ~400 hours). Weekday batches run Monday–Friday, weekend batches run Saturday–Sunday. Morning and evening time slots are available. Hybrid (online + offline) mode is also offered.

The course covers: Core Java, OOP, Collections Framework, Lambda Expressions, Streams API, JDBC, Multithreading, Virtual Threads, Records, Sealed Classes, Pattern Matching, Exception Handling, Java I/O, Generics, JVM/JDK/JRE architecture, live projects, and OCP Java 21 certification prep — all aligned with current MNC interview requirements.

Oracle ties its official OCP certification exams directly to key Long-Term Support (LTS) releases. The current globally active exam is the Java SE 21 Developer Professional Exam (1Z0-830), which awards the OCP Java SE 21 credential. (While Java SE 25 is the newest LTS release, Oracle typically takes several months post-release to deploy and fully validate its corresponding exam globally). At Unisoft, our faculties teach the latest Java features as they release (covering Java SE 25 LTS and Java SE 26), ensuring you gain cutting-edge programming skills, while our focused mock tests prepare you specifically to ace the active OCP Java SE 21 (1Z0-830) certification.

Yes. Unisoft Technologies provides 100% placement assistance including resume building, mock technical interviews, aptitude training, HR interview preparation, and direct job referrals to MNCs. Over 3000+ Java students have been trained since 2000, with graduates launching careers in top IT companies.

Yes. Unisoft Technologies offers a hybrid model — both classroom training at Nagpur centre and live online sessions. Recorded sessions are provided for revision. Students can choose the mode that suits them best.

Unisoft Technologies is located at 2nd Floor, Prananand Building, West High Court Road, Above Anand Bhandar, Opposite Dress Code, Dharampeth, Nagpur – 440010, Maharashtra, India. Contact: +91 9503005060. WhatsApp available on the same number for instant enquiry.

Yes. This program trains you as a Java Full Stack Developer, with Java & Spring Boot as the server-side middleware tier that connects the frontend to the database. A complete full stack has three tiers, and Unisoft Nagpur teaches all of them: the frontend tier (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React JS), the Java middleware tier (this course), and the database tier (SQL & MongoDB). To keep each subject deep, the frontend and database skills are delivered as their own dedicated courses rather than crammed into the Java syllabus — see the Full Stack Architecture section above.

These frontend and database technologies are common building blocks shared across all of Unisoft's full-stack tracks, so each is offered as its own dedicated course in Nagpur: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React JS, SQL (Oracle 1Z0-171) and MongoDB. The Java Full Stack course focuses on mastering the Java middleware/backend tier, while you can combine it with the frontend and database courses to cover the entire stack. Talk to a Unisoft counsellor at +91 9503005060 and we'll map the right combination to your career goal.

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