Your students learn git properly. We certify them, free.
GitSetGo teaches git the only way it sticks — by making people run the commands. Branch, merge, rebase, resolve a conflict, recover from a mistake. Colleges and companies sign a short MOU with us, their students play through the game, and everyone who finishes claims a verified certificate at no cost to the student or to you.
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Four steps, and no cost at any of them
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Apply
Tell us who you are, who the point of contact is, and roughly how many students you expect to take part. We review new applications within two working days.
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Sign the MOU
We send a short memorandum of understanding covering what each side does — we issue the certificates, you get the programme in front of your students.
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Get your organisation code
Once the signed MOU is back we issue a code that belongs to your institution and open your dashboard.
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Students claim certificates
A student finishes the game, enters your organisation code, and their certificate is issued free of charge — and shows up in your dashboard.
Certificates for your students, and the paperwork to prove it
Free verified certificates
Every student covered by your MOU gets a certificate with a unique number they can verify and put on a CV. Neither the student nor the institution pays for it.
A dashboard of who actually certified
Names, email addresses, the level they reached, the certificate number and the date it was issued. Not an aggregate — the actual list.
CSV export
Export the same list for your placement cell, NAAC or NBA file, or an internal report, without asking us for it.
An onboarding checklist
The handful of things that decide turnout — the announcement to students, the posters, naming an internal owner — tracked in one place so nothing quietly stalls.
An optional public leaderboard
Appear on the public ranking of partner institutions by certificates issued, or stay off it. It is off unless you switch it on from your dashboard.
Only the things that decide turnout
- Name an owner. One person at your end who answers email and knows the programme is running.
- Announce it to students. A mail or LMS broadcast with the organisation code, sent to the departments in scope.
- Put the posters up. We send the artwork; labs and notice boards do the rest.
These are the same items that appear as your onboarding checklist in the dashboard, so both sides can see what is done and what is still open.