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Certified Ethical Hacker. Think like an attacker. Defend like a pro.

Rooman's CEH course is 100 hours of instructor-led training for EC-Council's Certified Ethical Hacker v13, exam 312-50, with live labs in every module. It follows the ethical hacking method across networks, systems, web applications, wireless, mobile, IoT, OT and cloud, and you earn the Rooman Certificate.

100 hours7 modulesLive labsCapstone project

What you'll be able to do

Find weaknesses before attackers do.

CEH is EC-Council's certification for ethical hackers: security professionals who use attackers' methods, with permission, to find and fix weaknesses. In 2001 Rooman trained India's first batch of cyber-cops, for the country's first Cyber Crime Police Station, in Bengaluru.

01

Recon

Map a target.

Footprint, scan and enumerate networks, then analyse their vulnerabilities.

02

Attack

Test systems and applications.

Practise system hacking, sniffing, social engineering, web and SQL injection attacks in labs.

03

Defend

Harden what you find.

Recommend countermeasures across wireless, mobile, IoT, OT, cloud and cryptography.

Skills covered

  • Footprinting, scanning and enumeration
  • Vulnerability analysis
  • System hacking and malware analysis
  • Sniffing, social engineering and denial of service
  • Evading IDS, firewalls and honeypots
  • Web application hacking and SQL injection
  • Wireless, mobile, IoT and OT security
  • Cloud security and cryptography

Who it's for

Built for security professionals.

The course is for IT and security professionals moving into ethical hacking and penetration testing. EC-Council recommends at least two years of IT security experience; candidates who take official EC-Council training can sit the exam without the experience requirement.

Roles where these skills are used

  • Ethical Hacker
  • Penetration Tester
  • Security Analyst
  • SOC Analyst
  • Vulnerability Assessment Analyst
  • Information Security Engineer

Entry requirements.

  • Networking and Linux fundamentals
  • IT security experience helps: EC-Council recommends two years
  • EC-Council's eligibility route for the exam, which a counsellor will explain

Not sure which certification fits? Take the 10-minute career assessment, or talk to a counsellor.

100 hours · 7 modules

A curriculum built on EC-Council's exam blueprint.

Seven modules that group CEH v13's 20 modules by the exam blueprint's domains, then an exam-readiness review. Weightings are EC-Council's own.

01Ethical hacking and reconnaissance14 hrs

Blueprint domains 1 and 2 (6% and 17% of the exam).

Topics covered

  • Ethical hacking concepts, methods, laws and standards
  • Footprinting and reconnaissance
  • Scanning networks
  • Enumeration

You produce: a reconnaissance report on a lab target.

02System hacking18 hrs

Domain 3 (15%): vulnerabilities, system attacks and malware.

Topics covered

  • Vulnerability analysis
  • System hacking
  • Malware threats

You produce: a vulnerability assessment.

03Network and perimeter hacking18 hrs

Domain 4 (24%): the largest domain.

Topics covered

  • Sniffing
  • Social engineering
  • Denial of service and session hijacking
  • Evading IDS, firewalls and honeypots

You produce: a network attack-and-defence lab.

04Web application hacking20 hrs

Domain 5 (14%): servers, applications and SQL injection.

Topics covered

  • Hacking web servers
  • Hacking web applications
  • SQL injection

You produce: a web application test report.

05Wireless, mobile, IoT and OT12 hrs

Domains 6 and 7 (5% and 10%).

Topics covered

  • Wireless encryption, threats and countermeasures
  • Hacking mobile platforms
  • IoT and OT hacking

You produce: a wireless and IoT security review.

06Cloud and cryptography12 hrs

Domains 8 and 9 (5% each).

Topics covered

  • Cloud computing concepts and threats
  • Cloud security controls
  • Encryption, PKI and cryptanalysis

You produce: a cloud security checklist.

07Exam readiness6 hrs

A review of every domain and timed practice.

Topics covered

  • Review of every blueprint domain
  • Timed practice questions
  • Exam strategy

You produce: an exam-readiness review.

Tools covered

The tools you'll work with.

You practise every attack in a safe, isolated lab, with permission, as ethical hackers do.

Tools covered in Certified Ethical Hacker
Tool groupToolsWhat you use them for
ReconnaissanceNmap, Whois, DNS toolsMap networks and services
AnalysisWiresharkCapture and read network traffic
ExploitationMetasploit, Burp Suite, sqlmapTest systems and web applications in the lab
PlatformKali LinuxRun the ethical hacking toolkit

Capstone

Test a network, with permission. Then write it up.

Your final lab is a full ethical hacking engagement on an isolated lab network: reconnaissance, scanning, exploitation and a written report of what you found and how to fix it.

Every module ends with a live lab in an isolated environment.

What you finish with.

  • A reconnaissance report
  • A vulnerability assessment
  • A web application test report
  • A cloud security checklist
  • Your capstone: an ethical hacking engagement report

Your credential

Rooman Certificate.

The Rooman Certificate, then EC-Council's CEH. You earn the Rooman Certificate when you complete the course, and the CEH when you pass EC-Council's exam 312-50.

The CEH exam has 125 multiple-choice questions in four hours. CEH is valid for three years, kept current with EC-Council continuing-education credits.

What's included

Everything you need to finish.

  • Instructor-led sessions, taught live
  • Live labs on every module
  • Practice on every exam topic, then a full review
  • Retry-until-pass exam support
  • The Rooman Certificate when you complete the course
  • A counsellor to guide exam registration

The awarding body

About the certification.

EC-Council awards the certification and sets its exams, and Rooman trains you for them. The current exam details are on the EC-Council site.

CEH on eccouncil.org (opens in a new tab)

Rooman’s record.

In 2001 Rooman trained India’s first batch of cyber-cops, for the country’s first Cyber Crime Police Station, in Bengaluru. It has also trained Karnataka Police personnel in cyber security, ethical hacking and computer forensics.

The Karnataka Police case study

Before you enrol

Questions future ethical hackers ask.

Can't find your answer? Call 080 6945 1000 or WhatsApp us.

Who is this course for?

IT and security professionals moving into ethical hacking and penetration testing.

Which exam does it prepare me for?

EC-Council's Certified Ethical Hacker v13, exam 312-50.

What is the exam like?

125 multiple-choice questions in four hours. EC-Council also offers an optional six-hour practical exam; passing both earns CEH Master.

Am I eligible for the exam?

EC-Council accepts candidates who take official EC-Council training, or who have two years of information security experience and an approved eligibility application. A counsellor will explain the route for you.

How much time does it take?

100 hours of instructor-led training, with live labs in every module.

Is ethical hacking legal?

Yes, when you have permission. Every lab runs in an isolated environment built for practice.

How long is CEH valid?

Three years, kept current with EC-Council continuing-education credits.

Which certificate will I receive?

The Rooman Certificate when you complete the course, and the CEH from EC-Council when you pass the exam.

What if I don't pass first time?

Rooman's retry-until-pass support: if you do not pass first time, your preparation continues until you sit the exam again and pass it.

How do I find out fees and batch dates?

Talk to a Rooman counsellor on 080 6945 1000 or WhatsApp +91 97390 86029. They will share current fees, payment options, exam registration and upcoming batch dates.

Next step

Start with a conversation.

Tell us which certification you are aiming for, and a counsellor will call you with batch dates, fees and exam registration.

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Course details reviewed on 25 September 2026.