01 Three months
Course on Computer Concepts
Fundamentals, MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint and internet, from switching the machine on to producing a document someone will accept. Certificate on completion.
Certificate and diploma courses in computer fundamentals, office software and practical work. Fifty seats a term, taught on a machine rather than a whiteboard, with fees payable in instalments.
Where our students went next
What we teach
We keep the list short on purpose. A centre that offers thirty courses is a centre that finishes none of them.
01 Three months
Fundamentals, MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint and internet, from switching the machine on to producing a document someone will accept. Certificate on completion.
02 Six months
Everything in the three-month course, then Photoshop, typing speed and a practical project you finish and keep. This is the one employers here actually ask for.
03 Every batch
Fifty seats a term and no sharing. If you cannot get to a keyboard you are not learning to use a computer, you are watching someone else use one.
Admission
Step one
Walk in during any batch hour. Look at the machines, sit with a class, ask the students rather than us.
Step two
Four slots a day from early morning to evening. Most of our students are already working or farming, and the timing is why they finish.
Step three
No full payment up front. The rest is spread across the term, and nobody is asked to leave a course over a late instalment.
Students
Diploma, 2025 batch
Now at a district office
Certificate, 2026 batch
Shopkeeper, New Lamka
Fees
Every course includes the machine time, the material and the certificate. Nothing is charged separately once you have enrolled.
Certificate
Rs 2,500 / three months
Diploma
Rs 5,000 / six months
Group
Ask us
FAQ
No. There is a machine for every seat and the fee covers the machine time. If you do have a laptop you are welcome to bring it, but nobody is at a disadvantage without one.
Four batches a day, from early morning through to the evening. You pick one at admission and can move to another once during the term if your work changes.
Yes, and it is the normal way here rather than a concession you have to ask for. The first instalment is due at admission and the rest is spread across the term.
A course completion certificate from the centre, naming the syllabus you covered and the months you attended. We will tell you plainly at admission what it is and is not worth to an employer.
That is who the three-month course is built for. The first two weeks assume nothing, including the mouse, and no question in that room is treated as a stupid one.
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