Java Training Course Online with Certification

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50 Hours
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Learn Java from the very scratch with igmGuru's instructor-led Java Course. In this program, our experienced trainers will help you write clean code, build Spring Boot applications, and prepare for Oracle Java certification.

✅ Level: Beginner-Friendly
✅ Duration: 50-Hour
✅ Java 25 LTS and Modern Java Features
✅ Hands-On Spring Boot, Hibernate and REST API Projects
✅ Oracle Java Certification Preparation
✅ Watch 1st Java Class Free

Java Training Overview

Java still powers a lot of industries such as banking, e-commerce, Android backends and large enterprise software, and the language keeps getting sharper with every release. This Java Course from igmGuru takes you from your first Hello world Java program to production-style applications built on Java 25 LTS, Spring Boot and REST APIs. Our trainers review your code, explain the why behind each concept and tie every topic to Oracle's certification objectives. You finish with real projects.

Prerequisites

You can begin this Java course without any coding background. A few things make the journey smoother:

  • Basic comfort with using a computer and installing software
  • A Windows, macOS or Linux laptop with a stable internet connection
  • Willingness to practise a little every day, because Java rewards hands-on time
  • Optional: earlier exposure to C, Python or JavaScript, which speeds up the first few modules

Why Learn Java?

Java is worth learning in 2026 because it remains a core language for enterprise software, banking platforms, large-scale web backends and Android-side services, and it keeps modernising without breaking existing systems.

The platform has moved quickly. Java 25, released in September 2025, is the latest long-term support version, and it trims boilerplate with compact source files, instance main methods and flexible constructor bodies. Records, sealed classes, pattern matching and virtual threads, which became standard in recent releases, make everyday code shorter and concurrent servers easier to write.

The ecosystem has kept pace. Spring Boot 4.0, released in November 2025, offers first-class support for Java 25 while staying compatible with Java 17. That means the skills you build here, from clean core Java to Spring-based REST APIs, map directly to what teams are running in production.

There is also a practical reason. Plenty of developers still work with Java 8 habits, so those who can write modern Java, and prove it with a certification, stand out in interviews.

Course Objectives

By the end of this Java training, you will be able to:

  • Write clean, readable Java using language features from Java 17 through Java 25
  • Model real-world problems with classes, interfaces, records and sealed types
  • Build and secure REST APIs with Spring Boot
  • Store and retrieve data using JDBC, Hibernate and Spring Data JPA
  • Test, package and deploy a Java application
  • Approach Oracle's Java certification exams with a clear study plan

What You Will Learn

The program moves from the core language to enterprise development in a deliberate order:

  • Java Fundamentals
  • Java syntax, data types, operators and program flow
  • Object-oriented design, enums and records
  • Exception handling, file I/O and NIO.2
  • Collections, generics, lambda expressions and the Stream API
  • Multithreading, virtual threads and concurrency utilities
  • JDBC, Hibernate and Spring Data JPA
  • Servlets and JSP for web fundamentals
  • Spring Framework, Spring Boot and microservices basics
  • Spring Security with JWT authentication
  • Git, Maven, Gradle, Docker and CI/CD essentials

Who is This Course For?

This Java course suits learners at different stages of their careers:

  • Freshers and graduates who want a strong start in software development
  • Career changers looking for a Java bootcamp alternative with live guidance
  • Working IT professionals moving into backend development
  • Front-end developers aiming for a Java full stack role
  • QA engineers and testers stepping into automation and API testing
  • Java 8 developers who want to catch up with modern Java
  • Learners weighing a Java masters program who want job-focused depth in less time

Tools You Will Work With

  • JDK 25
  • IntelliJ IDEA and Eclipse
  • Maven and Gradle
  • Git and GitHub
  • JUnit 5 and Mockito
  • Spring Boot and Spring Data JPA
  • Hibernate
  • Docker
  • GitHub Actions or Jenkins
  • Heroku or Render for deployment

Skills You Will Gain

You will walk away with a skill set employers look for in Java roles:

  • Reading, tracing and debugging Java code with confidence
  • Object-oriented and functional programming in Java
  • Designing and consuming REST APIs
  • Database integration with JDBC and JPA
  • Securing endpoints with role-based access and JWT
  • Unit testing and test-driven development basics
  • Version control and build automation

Career Outcomes

Completing this program prepares you for roles such as:

  • Java Developer
  • Backend Engineer
  • Spring Boot Developer
  • Java Full Stack Developer, once front-end skills are added
  • Software Engineer
  • Microservices Developer
  • Automation Test Engineer using Selenium with Java
  • Openings across IT services firms, banks and product companies

Java Projects Included

In this program, you master Java through hands-on case studies and real-world projects that mirror how enterprise teams build software.

Core Java

  • Building a Library Management System Using Collections and OOP
  • Building a Multithreaded File Processor Using Virtual Threads

Database Connectivity and Hibernate

  • Building a JDBC-Based Employee Records Application with MySQL
  • Mapping One-to-Many Relationships Using Hibernate ORM

Web Development with Servlets and JSP

  • Building a Session-Based Login System Using Servlets
  • Creating a Dynamic Product Catalog Page Using JSP and JSTL

Spring Boot and REST APIs

  • Building a REST API for an E-Commerce Order Management System
  • Integrating Spring Data JPA for a Customer Management Application

Spring Security

  • Securing REST Endpoints with JWT-Based Authentication
  • Implementing Role-Based Access Control for an Admin Dashboard

Microservices and Deployment

  • Building a Microservices-Based Banking Application with Independent Services
  • Containerizing and Deploying a Spring Boot Application Using Docker

Salary of Java Professionals

Java developer pay varies by city, company type and experience, but the numbers below (sourced from Glassdoor) make one thing clear: Java skills continue to pay well in both markets.

Role / Level Average Salary in India Average Salary in USA
Entry-Level Java Developer ₹5,21,978 per year $88,125 per year
Java Developer (Average) ₹9,50,000 per year $119,946 per year
Mid-Level Java Developer ₹13,25,000 per year $141,969 per year
Senior Java Developer ₹21,20,000 per year $170,488 per year

In both countries, pay climbs fastest for developers who move beyond core Java into Spring Boot, REST APIs, microservices, cloud platforms and containers, which is exactly the skill path this course is built around.

Top Companies Hiring Java Professionals

Java developers are in demand across IT services, product companies, banking and e-commerce. Some of the top companies actively hiring Java talent include:

  • TCS (Tata Consultancy Services)
  • Infosys
  • Cognizant
  • Accenture
  • Capgemini
  • IBM
  • Amazon
  • Microsoft
  • Google
  • JPMorgan Chase
  • Morgan Stanley
  • PayPal
  • Oracle
  • Deloitte

Why Choose igmGuru for This Java Online Training?

Here is what learners get when they train with igmGuru:

  • Live classroom training delivered online by trainers with hands-on Java experience
  • Curriculum refreshed for Java 25 LTS and Spring Boot 4
  • Java course with projects, including a capstone and a GitHub portfolio
  • Mock tests and coding challenges for certification and interview practice
  • Livetime acess to the recorded videos and study materials
  • 24x7 lifetime support and access
  • Resume, portfolio and guidance with the most asked Java interview questions with job assistance
  • A Java training institute trusted by alumni now working at companies such as PayPal, FedEx and Tech Mahindra

Key Features

Java Online Training Modules

1. Introduction to Java
2. Working With Java Variables
3. Using Operators and Decision Constructs
4. Using Loop Constructs
5. Creating and Using Arrays
1. Create methods with arguments and return values; including overloaded methods
2. Apply the static keyword to methods and fields
3. Create and overload constructors; differentiate between default and user defined constructors
4. Apply access modifiers
5. Apply encapsulation principles to a class
6. Determine the effect upon object references and primitive values when they are passed into methods that change the values
1. Describe inheritance and its benefits
2. Develop code that makes use of polymorphism; develop code that overrides methods; differentiate between the type of a reference and the type of an object
3. Determine when casting is necessary
4. Use super and this to access objects and constructors
5. Use abstract classes and interfaces
1. Differentiate among checked exceptions, unchecked exceptions, and Errors
2. Create a try-catch block and determine how exceptions alter normal program flow
3. Describe the advantages of Exception handling
4. Create and invoke a method that throws an exception
5. Recognize common exception classes (such as NullPointerException, ArithmeticException, ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException, ClassCastException)
1. Need for JDBC
2. JDBC architecture
3. Driver and Application API of JDBC
4. Types of drivers
5. To set up an a project for JDBC usage
6. Setting up a connection using JDBC
7. Executing queries with JDBC API
8. Transaction management using JDBC
9. Summary and quizzes
1. What is Lambda Expression?
2. Default Methods
3. Functional Interfaces
4. Method References
5. Stream vs. Lambda Expression
1. Introduction to J2EE
2. Client Server architecture
3. URL, Port Number, Request, Response
4. Need for servlets
5. Servlet fundamentals
6. Setting up a web project in Eclipse
7. Configuring and running the web app with servlets
8. GET and POST request in web application with demo
9. Servlet lifecycle
10. Forwarding and redirection
11. Idempotent requests
12. Initialization parameters and attributes
13. Need for conversational state between client and server
14. Session management basics
15. Cookies to exchange session information
16. URL Rewriting to exchange session information
17. Session object APIs
18. Listeners in J2EE
19. Filters in J2EE
20. Summary and quizzes
1. Need of JSP
2. Creating a JSP and running in a web application
3. JSP lifecycle
4. JSP elements: Scriptlets, expressions, declaration
5. JSP standard actions
6. JSP directives
7. JSTL overview and usage
8. Summary and quizzes
1. Paradigm mismatch problem
2. Introduction to ORM
3. ORM features
4. Hibernate as an ORM framework
5. Hibernate features
6. Setting up a project with Hibernate framework
7. Basic APIs needed to do CRUD operations with Hibernate
8. Summary and quizzes
1. Hibernate Query Language(HQL)
2. Criteria queries
3. Native SQL queries
4. Mapping relationships with Hibernate
5. One to One relationship
6. One to Many relationship
7. Many to Many relationship
8. Caching overview in Hibernate
9. Summary and quizzes
1. Introduction to Spring framework
2. Spring Dependency Injection/Bean Wiring
3. Types of Dependency Injection: Setter and Constructor Injection
4. Collections mapping wiring
5. Bean scopes in Spring
6. Bean life cycle in Spring
7. Overview of Spring Expression Language
1. AOP introduction
2. AOP nomenclature
3. To configure AOP in a Java application - classic approach
4. To configure AOP in a Java application – Annotations - AspectJ approach
5. Summary and quizzes
1. JDBCTemplate and Transaction Management Fundamentals overview
2. Spring JDBCTemplate implementation in an application
3. Spring Transaction Management APIs in an application
4. Spring ORM with HibernateTemplate and Transaction Management
5. Summary and quizzes
1. Introduction to MVC architecture and Spring WEB MVC with DispatcherServlet
2. Steps to build a Spring MVC application
3. Spring Web MVC Annotations
4. Handling HTML Forms using Spring MVC
5. Summary and quizzes
1. Understand SOA architecture
2. Understand web services and its types
3. Understand WSDL, XSD, top-down and bottom-up approach to web service implementation
4. Create a SOAP based web service
5. Create a RESTful web service
6. Summary and quizzes
1. Understand functional programming in Java
2. Stream API: map, filter, reduce, collect
3. Optional class and avoiding NullPointerException
4. Enhanced Date and Time API (LocalDate, LocalTime, Period, Duration)
5. Enhanced interface features: default and static methods
1. Intro to Microservices architecture
2. Overview of Spring Boot and starter projects
3. Spring Boot auto-configuration and annotations
4. Creating REST APIs with Spring Boot
5. Embedded servers and Spring Boot DevTools
1. Intro to Spring Data JPA and repositories
2. CrudRepository and JpaRepository interfaces
3. Custom query creation with method names
4. Pagination and sorting with Spring Data
5. Working with relationships in entities
1. Introduction to security in web applications
2. Understanding filters and interceptors
3. Securing REST endpoints
4. Role-based access and authorities
5. Implementing JWT-based authentication
1. Introduction to Maven and Gradle
2. Project structure and POM configuration
3. Dependency management and build lifecycle
4. Git basics: version control, branching, GitHub
5. CI/CD pipeline basics using GitHub Actions or Jenkins
1. Writing unit tests with JUnit
2. Creating mocks using Mockito
3. Testing service and repository layers
4. Writing assertions and test coverage
5. Test-first development (TDD) basics
1. Introduction to cloud deployment
2. Deploying Spring Boot app on Heroku or Render
3. Intro to Docker, building and running containers
4. Dockerizing a Java application
5. Overview of Kubernetes (K8s) and container orchestration
1. Guidelines to build a complete CRUD-based capstone project
2. GitHub portfolio creation
3. Resume and project description writing tips
4. Common Java/Spring/Hibernate interview questions
5. Mock test / coding challenge
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Java Certification

igmGuru's training prepares you for Oracle's official Java exams. Oracle offers the credential ladder below, and the professional exams have no formal prerequisite:

Java Certifications Exam Details

Oracle Certified Foundations Associate, Java (Exam 1Z0-811)

  • Entry-level credential, a common starting point for Java certification for beginners
  • Multiple choice, about 60 questions in 120 minutes, 65% to pass

Oracle Certified Professional: Java SE 21 Developer (Exam 1Z0-830)

  • 50 multiple-choice questions in 120 minutes, 68% to pass
  • Ten objective areas, from date, time and text handling to concurrency, I/O and localization

Oracle Certified Professional: Java SE 25 Developer (Exam 1Z0-831)

  • Built on the current Java 25 LTS release and follows the same 50-question, 120-minute, 68% format
  • Adds newer topics such as flexible constructor bodies, compact source files, module import declarations, scoped values and Stream Gatherers

Oracle also lists earlier professional exams such as Java SE 17 (Exam 1Z0-829), so check Oracle's certification site for current availability before you choose. Oracle does not publish percentage weightings for the professional exam topics, which is why the modules above cover every objective area.

Java Certification

FAQs: Java Online Certification Course

The instructor-led online classroom program is listed at US $599. The training fee section on the course page shows current batch dates and offers.


The training runs for 50 instructor-led hours. How many weeks that takes depends on whether you pick a fast-track, weekday or weekend batch.

Yes. You receive a course completion certificate from igmGuru after finishing the training. Oracle's Java exams are separate credentials that you book and pay for yourself.

Oracle lists its Java SE professional developer exams at about US $245 and the Java Foundations exam at about US $95. Local pricing can differ, so confirm the fee on Oracle's page before booking.

Write and run code every day, because the exam is built around reading code listings. Work through each of Oracle's objective areas, take timed practice tests and mock tests, and revisit weak spots such as modules, streams and concurrency.

Pick the exam that matches your Java version, register through Oracle's certification portal, choose a slot and sit the exam. Most learners book once their mock test scores are steady.

It helps most early in a career, when switching stacks or when a company screens by credentials. It does not replace projects and interview skills, so pair it with a portfolio.

No. Dumps are usually outdated and often built from leaked questions, which certification programs treat as a violation. They also fail to build the code-tracing skill the real exam tests.


Yes. No coding background is required, so students who have finished 12th can start with the beginner-friendly modules and build a strong base before college projects and internships.

Python is quicker to pick up, while Java is stricter and leads straight into enterprise and large-scale backend roles. Choose Java for backend or enterprise goals, and Python for data science or scripting.

Core Java covers the language itself: syntax, object-oriented design, collections, streams and concurrency. Advanced Java builds web and database applications on top of it using servlets, JDBC, Hibernate and Spring.

Free Java tutorial videos and introductory courses are good for testing the waters. This program adds live trainer feedback, code reviews, larger projects and exam preparation, which most free options do not include.

No course can promise a job offer. igmGuru's job assistance covers resume, portfolio and interview preparation, and your results depend on your practice and the market.

Pay varies by country, city, experience and the frameworks you know. Spring Boot, microservices and cloud skills usually raise earning potential, so check current figures on salary platforms for your location.

Recorded sessions are available, so you can revisit the lesson and catch up before the next class.

Yes. Corporate batches can be customised to your team's stack, schedule and skill level, and are delivered by industry-experienced trainers.

Sessions run live online, so you can join from any city without travelling to a classroom.


Many learners add Selenium with Java for test automation, practise Java with DSA for interviews, or move towards cloud and containers with AWS or Kubernetes.

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