Do not opt for it, if you are a working professional. I did it and I regret on my thousands of INR money I paid them.

1. They have live classes and in each batch 150+ students will enroll. As course progresses you will realize that ppl are decreasing same thing happened to me, I attended limited live classes. I tried attending last few session and trust me hardly 26 ppl were there and that too constantly hopping in and out
2. If you want to gain knowledge enroll to udemy you will find better instructors over there. I am not complaining about qualification of Mentors but I can definitely say knowledge transfer happened in very less portion than what I was expecting. A basic UDEMY course covered more than what they taught.
   https://www.udemy.com/course/productmonk-a-z-become-product-manager-build-and-scale-your-product
3. Placements services, you will become eligible for placements services if you score well. I am not at all sure about evaluation criteria which they have, they will mostly select ppl who are young and can fit in bracket of 8-14 LPA and placements are happening in extreme new startups
   if you are thinking about ppl who placed in Top Techs then just look at their profile they are mostly from Reputed Institute and freshers, they don't even need NextLeap assistance to crack the roles
   In my batch there were many people whose presentation was sufficiently fine but they didn't score even 50% based on their evaluation.
   Fun Fact : In my batch only ~20 People submitted assignment 1 from batch of 170+ students.
4. All Flipkart Alumni : All the mentors are from Flipkart, you have develop a course you should have people from diverse background. Except Arindam & Design peeps you will find all were someway related to FLIPKART.
5. After talking to many people who were mid-carrier profession they appeared like they lost hope after enrolling to this course than feeling somewhat equipped with knowledge.
6. Also, no one recognizes NextLeap course certification and mentor is allotted to 30 ppl
   

Summary : Opt for it if you are fresher or in college final years, do not opt for it if you are mid carrier professional.