Answering the fee question first
Most institute websites treat fees as something to be discovered after a phone
call and a sales conversation. We would rather deal with it directly.
We do not publish a fee table because the number genuinely varies by batch and
mode, and a stale published figure is worse than none. What we will do is give
you the current fee for the specific batch you are asking about in the first
conversation, along with the instalment options, before any commitment.
If that number does not work for you, we would rather you know in five minutes
than after an hour.
The cheapest useful course is usually the right one
There is a tendency in this industry to steer every enquiry toward the longest,
most expensive track. We think that is bad advice for most people, and
particularly bad when a household is stretching to fund it.
Advanced Excel at two months is our shortest major course. It applies to office,
MIS and reporting roles immediately, and it leads naturally into data analytics
later if you want more. Tally with GST is the equivalent short route toward
accounts work.
Starting there and extending later is almost always a better decision than
committing to a seven-month track you might not be able to complete. The skills
compound either way.
What we will tell you honestly
Whether the course you are asking about actually leads to the job you want. How
long the search realistically takes after finishing. Whether your background
makes one track easier than another.
And where the answer is that a shorter, cheaper course serves you better, we will
say so. It is a smaller sale and a better outcome, and this business runs on
people recommending it afterwards.
Where classes run
At the Shakarpur centre, S-551 School Block, Nehru Enclave — a short local ride
from Geeta Colony. Bring a parent or family member to the counselling
conversation if the decision is a joint one; we would rather answer everyone’s
questions at once.