Nirman Vihar is one stop from Laxmi Nagar on the Blue Line. If you are working in the offices along this corridor, the relevant feature of this course is not the subject. It is the length.
Three months is the one that survives employment
The three diplomas run twelve months, twelve months, and five. For someone holding down a full-time job in the Nirman Vihar office corridor, that difference decides everything, because the failure mode for working students is almost never the difficulty of the material. It is attrition — a long course colliding with a busy quarter, a project, a change of role.
Three months is short enough to see the end of from the beginning. It fits inside a stretch of the year you can actually predict, and it is the reason working people finish this course at a better rate than they finish the longer ones.
That is a practical argument rather than an educational one, and it is not a reason to take a course you do not want. But if you were going to take one of the three and employment is your constraint, it is the relevant fact.
What the three months cover
The three months cover direct tax and indirect tax together, taught on the Income Tax Portal, the GST Portal, Tally ERP and MS Excel rather than from a textbook. Entry follows 12th pass or B.Com, and a share of each intake already works as junior accountants or financial advisors.
Fee
Rs 20,000 is the full figure for the three months, study material, tuition, examination and certificate included. Set against the Rs 60,000 accounting diploma, it is a considerably smaller commitment in both money and time.
Who in Nirman Vihar this suits — and who it does not
It suits someone employed nearby who wants a specialised qualification that fits around a working year, and who wants to add tax capability to an existing office role.
It does not suit you if your ambition is to run a company’s accounts rather than its tax. That is a different and longer qualification — see the comparison of the two accounting diplomas.
It does not suit you if you are choosing it purely because it is the cheapest and shortest. Those are good properties of the right course and irrelevant properties of the wrong one.
Common questions from Nirman Vihar
Can I genuinely do this while working full-time?
It is the most compatible of the three with employment, but it still depends on which batch slot your hours leave free. Establish that first.
Will tax knowledge help in a general office role?
It tends to, because tax obligations are recurring and most small teams have nobody who properly understands them. Being that person has value.
Is Rs 20,000 the full cost?
It covers study material, tuition, examination and the certificate. Ask about anything beyond that on enquiry.
What if I want accounting as well later?
Adding the accounting diploma afterwards is a reasonable sequence. Doing both at once is not.