Special Rupee Pricing for Residents of India

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Statistics.com LLC accepts registration for its courses from residents of India at special prices in Indian Rupees through our partner, the Center for eLearning and Training (C-eLT) in Pune.

INDIA RUPEE PRICING: Residents of India can pay directly in Rupees through C-eLT, as outlined below.

Course type Price*
3 week course Rs. 14,800/-
4 week course Rs. 18,300/-
5 week course Rs. 18,300/-
3 intro courses package Rs. 39,800/-

*Service tax will be added during the payment process.

Registration Process:

  1. Review the course information at statistics.com to determine which course(s) or "Introductory Statistics Course Package" you wish to take.

  2. Check for any required book or software, and order it in time to receive it prior to the start of the course.

  3. Register -

To pay online by Credit Card, click here

To pay by Cheque/DD, click here for single course or here for a course package.

 

Corporate Affiliation: Statistics.com is pleased to welcome India-based companies into our Corporate Affiliate Program. Very simply, adding your company to the program will permit India-based employees of the registered organization to enroll for any course at statistics.com at a reduced rate. Join these other organizations and add this employee benefit to your company. For an application to become a member of our affiliate program, please click here.

Academic Affiliation: Reduced fees can be considered for faculty and post-graduate students at recognized universities/colleges on a case-by-case basis. Contact C-eLT for more information

For Withdrawal/Transfer policies, click here.

Questions?

Call 020-6600-9116 (Pune) or email avinash.chamwad@c-elt.com

 

C-eLT is an eLearning company that provides high quality online eTutoring service in 24 x 7 formats in a suite of undergraduate/graduate subjects, teaching assistant services for online courses, subject matter expertise inputs in content development and consultancy services to domain specific organizations. C-eLT provides both administrative and instructional services to statistics.com.

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