Free learning initiative

A free product management crash course, from what a PM does to choosing what to build next

Product managers decide what gets built and why. Jobaaj Learnings is making this crash course free for every student — the PM role, the product lifecycle, product discovery and how to prioritise problems worth solving.

6 lessons
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prioritise.txt
// which problem first? illustrative
REVENUE adds ₹1 Cr this year
METRIC lifts checkout by 4%
USERS NPS up for 60% of users
PICK highest impact, lowest effort
Lifecycle
Idea → exit
end to end
Impact lenses
3
revenue · metric · users
First step
Discover
the right problem
Discoverydata + users
Sizingimpact first
Prioritisationlimited teams
Releasecommunicated
Illustrative figures, not a recommendation

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What you'll learn

Learn what a product manager actually does

“Product manager” can sound vague from outside. This course makes it concrete — where the role came from, what a PM owns across the lifecycle, and how they decide which problem to solve first.

Products and product management

What counts as a product, physical or digital, and what a product manager is responsible for from launch to retirement.

ProductsPM roleOwnership

How the PM role evolved

From early consumer goods to marketing research to software — why the role looks the way it does today.

HistoryMarketing researchSoftware

Who can be a product manager

Why people come into product from many backgrounds, and the skills that matter: communication, problem solving and more.

Career switchCommunicationProblem solving

The product lifecycle

Discovery, sizing, building, release communications and keeping leadership informed — the full cycle a PM manages.

LifecycleReleaseStakeholders

Product discovery

Finding problems and opportunities through data and users, with examples from Google Maps and Amazon.

DiscoveryUser dataOpportunities

Picking a problem worth solving

Prioritise with limited teams using revenue impact, metric improvement and user impact.

PrioritisationRevenueMetrics

Why it's free

We built this to be learned from, not sold.

A lot of people who need a skill like this are exactly the people least able to pay for it — students between semesters, freshers before a first job, anyone rebuilding after a break. So we took the fee off.

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The whole course, not a preview

Every lesson is open from the start. There's no locked second half and no upgrade waiting three modules in.

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Free because it should be, not for a window

This isn't a promotional price or a trial. There's no clock on it and no fee arriving later.

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Built to the same standard as the rest

Nothing was trimmed to make it free. It is the same material, at the same depth, as everything else we teach.

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Yours to keep

Come back to a lesson next month or next year. Access doesn't expire and nothing gets pulled behind a paywall.

Where it takes you

Where product skills lead

Product thinking is wanted across startups, tech companies and every business that ships something digital.

Associate Product Manager

The usual first product role — own features with a senior PM.

₹8–15 LPACompetitive

Product Manager

Own a product area, its roadmap and its results.

₹15–30 LPAHigh demand

Product Analyst

Use product data to find what users need next.

₹6–12 LPAGrowing

Product Operations Associate

Keep launches, processes and teams running smoothly.

₹5–10 LPAGrowing

Program / Project Manager

Coordinate multi-team delivery to deadline.

₹6–14 LPASteady demand

Business Analyst (Product)

Turn business needs into clear product requirements.

₹5–10 LPAHigh demand
GoogleAmazonMicrosoftFlipkartSwiggyZomatoPaytmPhonePeRazorpayCRED

Salary bands are indicative market ranges for these roles in India, not an outcome promised by this course.

Sixty-second check

How sharp is your product sense?

Five questions on how product managers think. Answer them and you'll get a read on where you stand — and which part of the course to start from.

Question 1 of 5 Score: 0
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Calculating…

Add your name to see your report.

Certificate

Finish the course, get certified

Complete the course and Jobaaj Learnings issues a verifiable certificate you can share anywhere.

Sample Jobaaj Learnings certificate for the free product management fundamentals crash course

Official and verifiable

Issued and signed by Jobaaj Learnings, with a record an employer can check.

Easy to share

Add it to your résumé or post it to LinkedIn the day it's issued.

Evidence, not decoration

It says you finished every lesson — proof of what you learned.

Learner journeys

Where people took it from here

Learners who moved into product roles after upskilling with Jobaaj Learnings.

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Riyaz
Product Management Intern, TerraTern

Went from fresher to product management intern at TerraTern after a product management course.

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Divyanshi
Product Manager, Ascend Capital

Moved from Infogen Labs into a product manager role at Ascend Capital.

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Shruti
Product Manager, DelTeck

Switched from chartered accountancy to product management at DelTeck.

M
Mohammad Danish
Associate Product Manager, Digit Insurance

Moved from programmer analyst to associate product manager at Digit Insurance.

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Ayush
Product Management Intern, Trustt

Went from fresher to product intern at Trustt, and received a pre-placement offer after three months.

S
Sherwin
AI Product Manager, Neo Wealth and Asset Management

Moved from an MBA into an AI product manager role at Neo Wealth and Asset Management.

FAQ

Questions people ask before starting

Yes. Jobaaj Learnings provides it free of cost. There’s no fee to start, no trial period that ends, and no payment step anywhere in the flow.

None. The course starts from the very beginning and builds up from there, so you can begin with no prior experience in the subject.

Yes. Every lesson is recorded, so you can pause, rewind and come back whenever it fits around classes or work. There’s no schedule to keep up with.

No. People move into product management from engineering, business, design, finance and more. The course covers the skills that matter and how to build them.

Yajur Bajaj, an AI Product Manager at Dubai Holding. He has 7+ years in fintech product management and founded the startups Fitrev and Pedalpalz.

Explain what a product manager does, describe the product lifecycle end to end, run basic product discovery from data and user problems, and prioritise problems by revenue, metric and user impact.

Write to training@jobaaj.com and we’ll get back to you.

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