Trisha MondalNow at4baseCare
From the programme's NGS and cancer-genomics modules to 4baseCare, a precision-oncology company that uses tumour genomic profiling to guide cancer treatment.
A 6-month, government-certified programme worth 14 credits — 19 modules from Linux and Python to NGS, PCR primer design, machine learning and cloud, with a third-party exam and placement support through the LSSSDC industry network.
The programme fee drops from ₹1,50,000 to ₹1,20,000 for admissions confirmed on or before 2 November 2026 — or USD 1,370 instead of USD 1,700 for international learners. No-cost EMI is available, and you can sit One live demo classes free before you decide.
International · USD 1,370 USD 1,700
6-month LSSSDC certified programme, all inclusive. No-cost EMI available.
After 2 November, the fee will revert to ₹1,50,000 (USD 1,700). Confirm your admission today to save ₹30,000 on the same programme.
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Cohort capped at 30 so every student gets individual project, research and placement guidance.
Batch starts 2 November 2026 · only 30 seats · offer valid on admissions confirmed by 2 November 2026.
Built to LSSSDC's industry-defined standards for the Bioinformatics Analyst role — 19 modules and ~155 hours, from your first Linux command to machine learning, cloud deployment, PCR primer design and molecular docking.
A bachelor's degree in life sciences or a related field is preferred, plus a basic understanding of biology. No programming background required — we start at the beginning.
Biotechnology, microbiology and biochemistry graduates who want a government-recognised credential and a route into industry.
You need analysis skills across NGS, statistics and ML — plus guidance to actually publish your work.
You can already handle data; this gives you the biology, the pipelines and the domain credibility.
Moving into bioinformatics from another field and want a structured, certified path with placement support at the end.
LSSSDC — the Life Sciences Sector Skill Development Council, under the aegis of the Ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship, Government of India — puts students who clear the certification forward through its industry network for interviews and placement conversations with leading organisations, including:
Indicative list — the final panel is confirmed closer to Demo Day, based on cohort specialisation. Placement support covers counselling, preparation and interview opportunities; it is not a guarantee of employment.
Graduates of the LSSSDC Certificate Course in Bioinformatics Analyst, and the organisations they have moved on to — from precision oncology and ICMR public-health research to IT services, biotech and finance.
From the programme's NGS and cancer-genomics modules to 4baseCare, a precision-oncology company that uses tumour genomic profiling to guide cancer treatment.
Now with the Indian Council of Medical Research at NIRRCH's model rural health research centre in Vani, Nashik — public-health research on the ground.
Now with Wipro Ltd., one of India's largest technology services companies, after training on the programme in Python, SQL, Linux and AWS cloud computing.
Now with Penacea Biotech, bringing the programme's grounding in molecular biology, PCR primer design and bioinformatics into industry.
Now with Siddha Medicine Private, applying the programme's training in biological databases, statistics and data analysis to the traditional-medicine sector.
Now at Bharati Vidyapeeth (Deemed to be University), Pune, taking the programme's NGS and data-analysis skills into an academic setting.
A client-facing science role that calls for knowing both the technology and the biology behind it — the combination the programme is built around.
Now with Agam Investments — a reminder of how far the programme's statistics, Python and data-analysis training travels beyond the lab.
Now at Tempe, after working through the programme's full track from Linux and Python to machine learning and cloud computing.
Industry-approved syllabus, Government of India recognised, worth 14 credits — awarded after a third-party examination.
Founded by a translational bioinformatician with a PhD from ICGEB, 10+ international publications, and named Woman Entrepreneur of the Year 2024. The programme is delivered by the Dr. Omics Edu bioinformatics training team.
Dr. Deepshikha on LinkedIn ↗"I came from a microbiology background with zero coding. By module 9 I was running my own RNA-Seq pipeline. The government certificate is what got my CV past screening."
"The publication guidance was unexpected value — my first-author paper came out of the project work I did during the course."
Yes. The curriculum is built to the standards defined by LSSSDC for the Bioinformatics Analyst job role. LSSSDC is an industry-led sector skill council operating under the Ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship, so the syllabus reflects what employers in the life sciences sector actually hire for — and it's assessed by an independent third-party examination rather than an in-house test.
This is the most advanced programme Dr. Omics Edu runs. It's classified Advanced level: six months, 19 modules and roughly 155 hours, spanning Linux, Python, R, NGS analysis, machine learning, statistics, cloud and cheminformatics — against our crash courses and workshops, which cover a single technique in a few hours.
The programme fee is reduced from ₹1,50,000 to ₹1,20,000 — a saving of ₹30,000. International learners pay USD 1,370 instead of USD 1,700. The offer applies to admissions confirmed on or before 2 November 2026, the day the batch starts.
Yes — no-cost EMI is available, so you can spread the fee across instalments without paying interest. Enquire Now or request a callback and the coordinator will walk you through the options and eligibility.
Yes. You get One live demo classes, free and with no obligation — real sessions with the trainer, not a sales call. Sit both, then decide.
The next Super 30 batch begins on 2 November 2026 and runs for six months. Seats are capped at 30, and the offer price closes on 2 November.
LSSSDC operates under the aegis of the Ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship. Students who clear the certification are put forward through the LSSSDC industry network for interviews and placement conversations with organisations such as MedGenome, Illumina, Thermo Fisher, IQVIA, Syngene, Qiagen, Merck, Biocon Biologics and Eurofins Genomics. The panel is confirmed closer to Demo Day based on cohort specialisation, and the support covers counselling, preparation and interview opportunities rather than a guaranteed offer.
The Life Sciences Sector Skill Development Council (LSSSDC), Government of India. It carries 14 credits and is awarded after you clear a third-party government examination — so it's an independent validation, not an in-house certificate.
Career counselling, interview preparation and exclusive interview opportunities with our hiring partners. It's structured support through the process — not a guarantee of a specific offer.
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Make an InquirySix months, 19 modules, a Government of India certificate worth 14 credits, and interviews through the LSSSDC industry network. ₹1,20,000 (USD 1,370) during the offer period, with no-cost EMI — batch starts 2 November 2026.