Ethical Hacking Course in India — CEH v13

An ethical hacking course teaches you to find and exploit security weaknesses legally, with permission, so organisations can fix them. You learn how attackers work — reconnaissance, scanning, exploitation and covering tracks — and how to report what you find. At Avigdor CyberTech the course follows EC-Council's CEH v13 syllabus of 20 modules, taught live with 80% hands-on training.

Basic networking and operating-system familiarity helps, but motivated freshers do well too. The first phase builds foundations before any attack technique, and no programming experience is required. Sit in on the free demo class and we'll tell you honestly whether you're ready.

Students, freshers, IT professionals, and network or system administrators can all join. The course suits anyone moving into cyber security who is willing to practise in labs every week. Experienced penetration testers usually get more from our Advanced Penetration Testing course.

You learn the full attacker workflow across 20 modules in four phases: foundations and reconnaissance; attack techniques such as system hacking, sniffing and social engineering; web, wireless and mobile hacking; and emerging areas such as IoT, OT, cloud and cryptography. Sixteen of the modules include a dedicated lab.

CEH v13 keeps the 20-module structure and adds AI-driven techniques across the hacking phases — AI-assisted reconnaissance, vulnerability discovery, malware analysis and defence — along with refreshed cloud, IoT and OT content and updated labs.

The course is 80% hands-on training. Most of the 60+ hours go into labs — TryHackMe rooms and guided exercises on Kali Linux, Nmap, Burp Suite, Metasploit and Wireshark. Theory is kept to what you need to understand each attack and its defence.

You work with Kali Linux, Nmap, Burp Suite, Metasploit and Wireshark, plus TryHackMe lab rooms. Each tool is taught inside the module where attackers actually use it — for example, Nmap for scanning networks and Burp Suite for web application testing.

Yes, as long as you have written permission from the owner of the system you are testing. Accessing systems without authorisation is an offence under India's Information Technology Act, 2000. This course teaches lawful, authorised work only, and Module 01 covers the legal and ethical boundaries. Our guide on black hat vs white hat hackers explains the difference.

60+ hours of live instructor-led training. Weekday batches finish in about 6 weeks; weekend batches for working professionals finish in about 12 weeks. Sessions run 2–3 hours and every one is recorded.

Yes. Weekend CEH v13 batches run on Saturdays and Sundays, 2–3 hours per session, covering the full 60+ hour syllabus in about 12 weeks. New weekday and weekend batches start every month.

Yes. You get lifetime access to the recorded sessions for revision, so you can revisit any module whenever you need to — before the exam, before an interview, or on the job.

Every live session is recorded and shared with you, so you can catch up any time. Because recording access is lifetime, you never lose progress for missing a session.

Yes. Live online batches are open across India and use the same labs, the same trainer and the same recordings as our classroom batches.

Yes. Classroom batches run at 2nd Floor, Trinity Square Building, ITPL Main Road, Munnekollal, Bengaluru 560037 — near Whitefield, Marathahalli and Kundalahalli.

Fees depend on the batch you join and whether you add the EC-Council exam voucher, so we share them personally rather than publishing a single number. Ask in your free demo class or message us on WhatsApp and we'll send you the current options, including instalment plans.

Yes — a free demo class with no commitment. Sit in, meet the trainer, see the lab environment and ask about batches, fees and placement, then decide. Book through the form below, call +91 98805 37423, or message us on WhatsApp.

The training covers the full 20-module programme, the labs and placement assistance. The EC-Council CEH exam voucher is an optional add-on — take it when you're ready to sit the 312-50 exam, and we'll help you decide during the course.

The CEH v13 knowledge exam, code 312-50, has 125 multiple-choice questions over 4 hours. EC-Council applies a scaled passing score, roughly 60–85% depending on the exam form. CEH Practical is a separate 6-hour, 20-challenge lab exam. Confirm the current format on EC-Council's official CEH page before you book.

CEH is a knowledge-based multiple-choice exam that proves you understand attacker methodology and tooling, and it's widely recognised by Indian employers and government bodies. OSCP is a 24-hour hands-on penetration-testing exam aimed at experienced testers. Most people take CEH first and consider OSCP after a year or two of practical work.

Security+ is broad defensive fundamentals; CEH v13 is offensive and tool-led. If you're aiming at penetration testing or ethical hacking, start with CEH. If you're aiming at a general security or SOC role, Security+ first and CEH next is a common path. We run both, and the Cyber Security Professional programme bundles offensive and defensive tracks.

It can be, if you enjoy problem-solving and keep learning. Organisations need people who can test their defences, and ethical hacking skills lead into roles such as penetration tester, VAPT engineer and security analyst. Progress depends on practical skill, not just a certificate — which is why this course is built around labs.

CEH helps, but it does not guarantee a job. It is a widely recognised credential that many employers in India look for in entry-level security roles; your hands-on skills and interviews decide the outcome. Our placement assistance covers resume and LinkedIn rebuilding, mock interviews and introductions to hiring partners.