Shakarpur sits directly against Laxmi Nagar. For most of the area the institute at E-56 is a walk, which removes the commute from this decision entirely and leaves the money question standing alone.
The unpublished fee is a real obstacle here
Shakarpur is the densest student catchment the institute has — a lot of shared rooms, a lot of people managing their own budget for the first time, and consequently more questions about cost than anywhere else nearby.
Which makes this course awkward to present honestly, so here is the position plainly: the BAT fee is not published. It is shared on enquiry. Monthly instalments are available. We are not going to print an estimate, because an estimate that turns out to be wrong is worse than no number at all for someone budgeting carefully.
What we would say is this: if you are choosing between courses on cost, ask for the BAT figure first, before you invest any emotional energy in the decision. The Diploma in Taxation Law is published at Rs 20,000 for three months and the Diploma in Financial Accounting at Rs 60,000 for twelve, so you have two fixed points to place the third against.
What the course covers
The syllabus pairs accounting with taxation rather than teaching either alone, worked through Tally Prime, BUSY and MS Excel, over six months. Entry is open after 12th or a B.Com. Corporate accounts departments are the destination the combination is built for.
Who in Shakarpur this suits — and who it does not
It suits someone who wants the corporate accounts profile, has established the fee, and is satisfied the instalment terms work for them.
It does not suit you if you are budgeting tightly and want certainty before committing. In that situation the three-month tax diploma at Rs 20,000 is the lower-risk entry point, and it is a legitimate place to start.
It does not suit you if you are choosing it because you can walk here. All three diplomas are at the same address, so walking distance cannot distinguish between them — only the destination can.
Common questions from Shakarpur
Why is the fee not on the website?
Because it is shared on enquiry. Ask for it in writing, with the instalment schedule, before deciding.
Which of the three diplomas is cheapest?
The tax diploma, at Rs 20,000 over three months. Whether it is right for you depends on whether you want tax work.
Can I start with a cheaper course and add this later?
That is a sensible sequence if money is the constraint. Start with the shorter qualification, work, then add depth.
Does the fast track cost the same?
No — the course runs six months at Rs 40,000, and that is the only version of it.
