Breaking barriers in coding education through peer mentorship and collaborative learning
The Coders’ Forum, a wing of FORESE, stands by its core belief of STUDENTS EMPOWERING STUDENTS. Our mission is to create a collaborative and future-ready learning ecosystem where coding is not just taught but experienced.
We take mentorship to the next level through structured peer-led programs, where pre-final year mentors guide second-year students in mastering coding concepts, problem-solving strategies, and project-building skills.
Beyond mentorship, the forum actively hosts hackathons, coding bootcamps, seminars, and technical workshops that encourage creativity, collaboration, and innovation. These initiatives are designed to equip students with both technical expertise and the confidence needed to thrive in placements and industry challenges.
At Coders’ Forum, we are committed to bridging the gap between academics and real-world applications—empowering every student to not only code, but also to innovate, network, and lead in the ever-evolving tech landscape.
Participate in exciting coding competitions and showcase your skills
Learn from experienced mentors and collaborate with fellow students
Compete in various coding challenges and technical rounds
Bring your creative ideas to life through coding and technology
Chief Mentor
“Code with passion, debug with patience”
Chief Mentor
“Every expert was once a beginner”
Mentor
“I’m an aspiring IT professional passionate about building apps, exploring AR/VR, while growing my skills through leadership and collaboration.”
Mentor
“The best way to learn is by doing”
Mentor
“An ambitious IT student passionate about technology, creativity, and continuous learning”
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“I enjoy finishing projects early—it’s only professional to make it look like a battle”