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If you are thinking of joining Crsinfosolutions for their Data Science program, DON’T! This place is a complete rip-off. The quality of education is subpar at best. The trainers don’t have any real-world experience, and the course content is totally outdated. I signed up hoping to learn the skills I would need to break into the industry, but all I got was frustration. The worst part is their job assistance program. They promise placement support, but they don’t follow through. All they do is give you access to a ‘job portal’ with links to jobs that you can find on Naukri. I’ve been waiting for over two months, and I haven’t even received a single job lead or reference. This company is nothing but a scam, and I deeply regret investing my time and money here.

If you value your time, money, and sanity, stay far away from Crsinfosolutions and their Redhat OpenShift course. I enrolled with high hopes, but from the very beginning, it was clear this was a scam. I was given zero details about how the course would be conducted, and on the day the course was supposed to start, I never received any link or communication. I waited for hours, thinking I had missed something, and when I finally escalated the issue, they sent me the meeting link – but by then, I had already missed 8 classes. How can anyone expect to understand the content after missing so many lessons? I was completely lost, and when I reached out for assistance, they ignored my messages and emails. To make matters worse, when I asked for a refund due to the lack of support, they just ghosted me. This company is a complete scam. They take your money and leave you high and dry without any accountability.

I am utterly appalled by Crsinfosolutions and their JIRA course. I signed up with the expectation of receiving quality training and the opportunity for a job placement, but all I got was a bunch of false promises and frustration. The course was poorly structured, and the instructors were either unqualified or absent. When I tried to get in touch with customer support, I was ignored or given vague, unhelpful responses. The promised job guarantee is a complete lie—there was no placement assistance provided. I feel like I’ve been scammed, and I’m demanding a full refund. Do not waste your money on this fraudulent company. Avoid them at all costs.

The worst decision I made was choosing Crsinfosolutions for the Redhat OpenShift course. The course never started on time, and I was kept in the dark about what was happening. When I reached out for information, the staff gave me the runaround and made no effort to address my concerns. The so-called 'course material' was incomplete and not aligned with the course objectives. Save yourself the trouble and avoid them at all costs.

I enrolled in the Splunk course at Crsinfosolutions with high hopes for enhancing my career, but instead, I got swindled. They make lofty promises about securing jobs, but once you're in, they just take your money and leave you stranded. The trainers have no idea what they're doing. They rush through the material without properly explaining it, and whenever you ask for help, they either ignore you or give vague answers that don’t help. They’re only focused on finishing the syllabus and not on ensuring the students actually understand what they’re learning. On top of that, their job placement assistance is nothing more than a joke. The program is designed to fail. They make everything appear promising during the enrollment process, but once you’re in, it’s nothing but disappointment.

I had an awful experience with Crsinfosolutions' Redhat OpenShift course. First of all, no one told me about the technical requirements for the course. I spent hours trying to troubleshoot my system, only to realize it was not compatible with the platform. When I reached out for help, the support was non-existent. They didn't even provide clear instructions. The worst part is, after all that, the course didn’t even start on time. These people are unprofessional and not transparent. A complete waste of money.

Stay far away from Crsinfosolutions if you value your time and money. Their Splunk course is a disaster. The live sessions are poorly organized, with no real interaction or meaningful learning happening. The trainers don’t care about your progress and seem completely uninterested in answering questions or providing help. Instead of fostering a collaborative learning environment, they rush through the material and leave students confused. The job guarantee is a scam; I completed the course, only to be told I would need to try harder to pass their absurd tests, which are designed to fail students. Don’t believe the hype or their promises—they simply want to take your money and leave you in the lurch.

Enrolling in Crsinfosolutions’ Redhat OpenShift course was one of the biggest mistakes I’ve ever made. The entire process was a disaster from start to finish. I never received any information about how the course would be conducted, and on the first day, I didn’t get the meeting link. After waiting for hours and escalating my issue, they finally sent the link — but by then, 8 classes were already over. I felt completely lost and could not follow along. When I asked for help or a refund, they ignored me. This company is not interested in providing quality education. They only care about taking your money and offering nothing in return.

Worst Educational Experience Ever!

I signed up for the Full-stack Developer course with high hopes, but Crsinfosolutions shattered them completely. The salespeople are incredibly deceptive — they made it sound like I'd be starting classes right away. But after paying the course fee, I found out that there were no classes available for several weeks. I tried to contact their support team, but no one got back to me. Eventually, they simply stopped answering my calls and emails. It took me forever to get any response, and by the time I got into the course, I felt completely unsupported. The course content was mediocre at best, and they forced us to leave good reviews before we even finished. I feel completely scammed and would strongly advise against enrolling here.

I cannot believe how misleading and frustrating my experience with Crsinfosolutions' Promotheus course has been. From the very beginning, I was sold a false narrative about the quality of the course and its ability to enhance my career prospects. In reality, the course was a complete waste of time and money. The material was superficial, with no real depth or practical application. The course itself was poorly structured, and there were constant disruptions caused by new students being added in the middle of the program. These students were completely lost, and it was impossible to focus on learning. To make matters worse, Crsinfosolutions does not offer any form of support or proper communication. When I tried to get a refund, they refused. This is a company that only cares about taking your money, not about delivering quality education. Do not waste your time or money with them.

I am absolutely disgusted with my experience at Crsinfosolutions. They are nothing but a bunch of scammers pretending to be an education provider. I enrolled in their JIRA course after seeing their flashy advertisements promising a 100% job guarantee and money-back offer, but all of it was false. The course material was superficial and not relevant to real-world job requirements. The so-called trainers were either inexperienced or didn’t show up at all. When I called their support team for help, they simply ignored me. It’s clear that this company’s only goal is to make money off of unsuspecting students. Do not trust them with your hard-earned money. I demand a refund, and I’ll be reporting them to the appropriate authorities.

I can’t even begin to explain how terrible my experience was with Crsinfosolutions and their ElasticPath course. I was attracted by their marketing, which promised high-quality education and job placement assistance, but what I got was a complete disaster. The course content was irrelevant, poorly structured, and outdated. The instructors were either absent or unqualified to teach the subject matter. There was no hands-on experience, no labs, and no real-world application of the material. Essentially, I was paying for a bunch of PowerPoint slides that were not even aligned with the actual job market.

The worst part of my experience was the lack of communication. I was given no clear timeline or roadmap for the course, and the course start and end dates were constantly changed without prior notice. This caused immense frustration, especially when I took time off work to attend the classes. Not only did the course go on longer than expected, but the course materials were updated so late into the program that it felt like I was being strung along. They also kept adding new students halfway through, which caused unnecessary disruptions and confusion in the group.

Furthermore, the so-called placement assistance was non-existent. They promised job placement support, but when I reached out for help after completing the course, I got no response. After spending thousands of dollars, I was left with nothing. Absolutely nothing. It’s clear that this institution has no real interest in helping students succeed — their sole goal is to take your money. I highly recommend you stay far, far away from this place.

At first, I was happy to be studying data science, but that soon changed after I started this course. The teacher passed out papers which contained some old-fashioned themes of linear regression without any notes or explanation of the material. They did not use the actual datasets, but instead, they just used some examples from the 90s. All tasks were directly copied and pasted from a source found online without any actual check and return of results. I came to realize that for the last few months, I had been watching so many Youtube videos yet I got to learn so little. I am in the middle of a hard time that chased me as by this course I suffered the greatest setback. It is best to avoid this course unless you enjoy wasting money for glorified Wikipedia articles.

I had to subscribe to this Next.js course anticipating the opportunity to develop RTS projects, but all of it was stressful. The teacher was just showing old-fashioned small pieces of codes—no examples, no opportunities to practice the tasks and nothing practical. The majority of the themes were just the old ones from React docs and whenever I asked a question in the forum the answers would appear not earlier than in a few weeks. When the courses were over, I understood that I had lost a lot of time with useless knowledge, so now, I have to go through free YouTube tutorials only to get an internship. Next time, not a chance.

Though this course is done, it struck me how small an amount of knowledge I was able to grasp. It was a total disaster with the IDE setup, the instructor took for granted that everybody is a Java expert, and the part titled 'advanced' was just for the beginners. The instructor did not bring in the real contexts of these concepts. No practical assignments, no code feedback, and no other stuff. I failed all of the technical tests at every internship I applied to because the course never touched on problem-solving—just memory. I'm so much behind relative to my friends and it's all the fault of this bad course.

Right from the start, the course has been chaotic. The part of the front-end module immediately leaped to Redux without first giving a fair introduction to state management. Regarding the mentoring part, the mentors only had a Discord channel that questions were left unanswered there for weeks. I went through their terribly explained assignments and then found out that the guaranteed job was a hoax. As a result, I'm today in a situation where my friends have gone far much ahead of me, I'm still trying to debug the wrong codes they've taught, and all that is at the cost of my $500 from a course that made my confidence less rather than coding skills more.

I decided to take the ELK course because I wanted to get a new skill that is going to be of help to me in my career but in the end, it was just a waste of my time. The lecturer didn't do a good job of explaining anything, he just quickly ran through the slides that were full of obsolete information. The labs were ridiculous; the Elasticsearch clusters were not even working most of the time and we were the only ones who were to fix the issues. Not to mention, the support team besides gave no assistance but sent only a few stock replies. The final result of this course was that I was negatively impacted. I am back to square one and now, I need to learn everything anew. No way would I recommend this.

The lecturers were evidently inexperienced from the first week. They brushed over important elements such as backpropagation and gradient descent on 10-minute videos without any math details. Those so-called 'live' Q&A sessions were just pre-recorded answers. The complaining was not taken well, resulting in the instructor saying, 'These students are just not working hard enough'. The support was in fact not real help; it was just a list of LinkedIn posts about networking. Following the gap in my knowledge that I experienced during the interviews, I found myself in a situation where I needed to pay for another course to fix the negative effects of this one.

The PC lab sessions were the pits. The computers ran on Windows XP, and the IDE kept crashing every 10 minutes. The 'projects' actually were re-written stuff from the C textbook of the 1990s. There was no information about best practices, no version control, nothing modern. When I turned to the manager and asked, he said, 'This is how real programming is.' Thus, I am in a position where I need to unlearn long-standing bad habits while my friends who have enrolled in high-quality courses are already implementing clean and efficient... The most unfortunate part is that the given certificate is of no value—none of the employers even know this institute.

Red Hat OpenShift course was completely terrible. The trainer was not fully proficient in the platform, and the items that were described as ‘real-world scenarios’ seemed to be paragraphs taken from some outdated manuals. The clusters were not working, and support took a lot of time to provide feedback and in most cases, the feedback was not received at all. I wanted to take the certification to get a better job, but the exam preparation was not helpful at all. The practice tests were totally different from what I saw on the exam. At the end of the day, I was not successful and I also began to doubt my capabilities. If you are really willing to learn OpenShift, just don’t take this course.