Jyothi NookulaReviews of nextgenproductmanager.com

The Next Gen Product Manager course introduced fresh ML topics I hadn’t known before, though coverage was superficial. It felt rushed overall, and hands-on workshops plus AI PM job readiness guidance toward the end would have helped a lot. Still, it boosted my confidence and got me building apps by the finish line.

I recently completed the AI Product Management course with Jyoti Nookula, and it genuinely helped me connect the dots across a space I had been trying to navigate on my own. What stood out: the hands-on projects and capstone — they added practical weight to everything covered in class and helped me apply concepts rather than just learn them. The breadth of topics (GenAI, evaluation, AI product strategy) is impressive and well-curated for this space. Honest caveats: some topics are covered at a high level rather than in depth, and the 5-week pace is fast — almost a marathon. Bring your focus. Bottom line: I walked away with skills I can use in real-world scenarios. Highly recommend — especially if you're looking to connect the dots in AI PM quickly and practically. Thank you, Jyoti!

I recently completed the AI Product Management course by Jyothi Nookula and wanted to share an honest take for anyone thinking about it. On the positive side, the course is well organized and includes hands-on work like projects and a capstone, which helps make the material more practical. The live sessions and Q&A are helpful, especially if you prefer a structured, guided format. The instructor clearly has strong industry experience, and that shows through in the real-world examples used throughout. That said, there were a few areas where it didn’t fully meet expectations. The depth of content is somewhat limited. It covers a lot of topics like GenAI, evaluation, and AI product strategy but mostly at a high level. If you’re looking to build deeper expertise or a strong technical foundation, this may not be enough. The pace is pretty fast too. Trying to cover everything in five weeks means some topics feel rushed, and it can be hard to fully absorb the material, especially if you’re newer to AI. Overall, the course has some clear strengths, especially in structure and practical exposure, but it doesn’t completely live up to the expectations it sets. I’d see it more as a supplement for existing PMs rather than a standalone path to breaking into AI product management.

The course is designed only for the people who are already in a PM role and not effective for people trying to make transition. Only benefit of doing classes you might get chance to meet with people who are trying for similar goals.

Material was good and I learned a lot.