Shakarpur sits against Laxmi Nagar, so E-56 is a walk for most of the area. That removes travel from the decision, and what is left for the students who enquire from here is almost always the money.
This is the one with a published fee
Shakarpur is the institute’s densest student catchment: shared rooms, self-funded study, and a lot of people running a budget with no slack in it. For that situation, a course whose fee is stated openly is worth more than one that is not, because you can plan against a number you can see.
This course is Rs 20,000 for three months, covering study material, tuition, the examination and the diploma certificate. That is the lowest published fee of the three diplomas, and the shortest duration — which also means the shortest period during which something in your life has to stay stable for you to finish.
For a self-funded student that second point is underrated. A three-month commitment survives disruptions that a twelve-month one does not.
What the three months cover
Three months, one subject: tax, direct and indirect, practised on Tally ERP, the Income Tax Portal, the GST Portal and MS Excel. Entry is open after 12th pass or B.Com.
Who in Shakarpur this suits — and who it does not
It suits a self-funding student who wants a qualification that converts into billable work quickly and does not require a year of stability to complete.
It does not suit you if you want accounting rather than tax and are choosing this because it costs less. That is choosing by price, and three months spent on the wrong subject is more expensive than the fee difference.
It does not suit you if you are aiming at a corporate finance department, where the combined accounting-and-taxation profile of BAT is what gets screened for.
If cost is genuinely the binding constraint, this is the right starting point of the three — and adding a longer qualification later, once you are earning, is a perfectly ordinary path.
Common questions from Shakarpur
Is Rs 20,000 payable in one go?
Ask about instalments on enquiry and get the terms specifically. It is the right question and it deserves a concrete answer.
Can I work while doing this?
Three months is the most compatible of the three with work, and living close helps considerably. Which batch slot you take will decide what is possible.
What does the fee include?
Study material, tuition, the examination and the diploma certificate.
Is this enough to get a job?
It is a specialised qualification with portal practice behind it, which is what small practices and accounts departments look for. No course guarantees a job and you should distrust any that says it does.
