He Never Thought DSA Could Be Fun. Then He Found the Right Teacher.

Before the Switch#

Abhinav Sharma was working as an ML Intern at JKDaily when he enrolled in Coding Shuttle's DSA Course. He was not running away from machine learning. He was building toward something broader, a technical foundation strong enough to compete for roles at companies like ADP, one of the world's largest HR and payroll technology platforms.

What he did not expect was that learning DSA would actually be enjoyable.

The Point Where Things Had to Change#

Developers working in AI-adjacent roles often underestimate how much DSA matters. The logical rigor that comes from truly understanding algorithms does not just help in interviews. It shapes how you think about problems, how you break down complex systems, and how you approach the kind of engineering challenges that generative AI applications are built on.

Abhinav needed that foundation and he needed it in a form that would actually stick, not just memorized patterns but real understanding. He found both in Coding Shuttle.

Where Coding Shuttle Came In#

The thing that made the difference for Abhinav was Anuj Bhaiya's teaching style. DSA has a reputation for being dry, mechanical, and painful to get through. That reputation exists because most people who teach it treat it that way. Anuj does not. The course made the material engaging in a way that kept Abhinav showing up and doing the work, which is ultimately the only thing that produces results.

In Abhinav's Own Words#

"Had a blast doing this course, never thought DSA could be so engaging. All thanks to Anuj Bhaiya and his teaching style."

Where He Stands Today#

Abhinav Sharma is now a GPT Intern at ADP in Hyderabad, working at the intersection of generative AI and enterprise technology. His review says something important for every developer who has been putting off DSA because it feels too hard or too boring: the right teacher changes everything. Abhinav found that teacher and it changed his career.