ASCL Certified Digital Evidence Analyst

Certificate

by Asian School of Cyber Laws

Pune, Mumbai, Panaji

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INR 44,000
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Level:	Advanced
Eligibility: (Pre-requisites)	Graduate in any discipline.
Medium of instruction:	English

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Cyber Crime costs the world more than Rs. 57,000,000,000,000 every year. Companies and Governments need skilled digital forensic investigators to contain this US $ 114 billion annual cost.

As per Ministry of Human Resources Development estimates - India needs 2.5 lakh cyber experts and professionals to effectively tackle cyber crimes. (Source: Times of India Feb 10, 2011).

"Taking into account the requirement emerging for protection of information technology infrastructure in the country as well as to serve the export market, a demand for 4.7 lakh cyber security professionals has been estimated by the year 2015."

- Minister of State for Communications and IT Milind Deora said in a written reply in Rajya Sabha on 30 November, 2012.

ASCL Certified Digital Evidence Analyst is an advanced level course in digital evidence analysis. Digital Evidence Analysis involves the collection, investigation and analysis of digital evidence.

This course is currently available in Digital Mode in 67 countries.

This course is available in classroom mode in India in Mumbai and Pune.

This course will equip you to:

Start your own consultancy
Independently investigate cyber cases
Assist law enforcement agencies

On successfully completing the course, you will receive 1 ASCL certification, namely -

ASCL Certified Digital Evidence Analyst

Additionally, you get the option to undertake -

4 week Industrial Training

Research Project

Digital Evidence Analysis Skills

1. A thorough understanding of the cyber crime investigation process including Cyber Investigation Essentials, Digital Evidence in Computer Devices, Cyber Forensics Essentials, Web Investigation, Investigating Emails, Cyber Crime Law in India and Cyber Investigation & Forensics Documentation.

2. A thorough understanding of the digital evidence analysis process including Applied Cyber Forensics, Investigating Server Logs, Investigating Financial Crimes, Investigating Encryption and Digital Signature Crimes, Password Forensics and Windows Forensics.

3. A thorough understanding of the investigation and forensic principles specified in internationally recognized digital forensic guides including:
(A) Good Practice Guide for Computer-Based Electronic Evidence by Assn of Chief Police Officers (ACPO), UK,
(B) Best Practices For Seizing Electronic Evidence by the United States Secret Service,
(C) Investigations Involving the Internet and Computer Networks by the US Department of Justice,
(D) Cyber Crime Investigation Manual by Asian School of Cyber Laws.

4. A thorough understanding of the provisions of the Information Technology Act relating to cyber crime, investigation and digital evidence.

5. Ability to analyze First Information Report (FIR), Property Search & Seizure Form and Final Form/ Report under the Code of Criminal Procedure.

6. Ability to follow, prepare and analyze relevant checklists and reports.

7. A thorough understanding of several digital forensic tools for live and non-live digital evidence analysis on the Windows platform.

8. A basic knowledge of financial concepts and instruments and ability to investigate financial crimes.

9. Ability to recover file and operating system passwords and work with hashes.

10.A thorough knowledge of digital forensics on the Windows platform including forensic analysis of the recycle bin, hiberfil.sys file, logs files, paging files, thumbs.db files and the registry.

Digital Evidence Analysis

Digital Evidence Analysis involves the collection, investigation and analysis of digital evidence.

This digital evidence may be found in computer hard disks, cell phones, ipods, pen drives, digital cameras, CDs, DVDs, floppies, computer networks, the Internet etc.

Digital evidence can be hidden in pictures (steganography), encrypted files, password protected files, deleted files, formatted hard disks, deleted emails, chat transcripts etc.

Digital evidence can relate to online banking frauds, online share trading fraud, source code theft, credit card fraud, tax evasion, virus attacks, cyber sabotage, phishing attacks, email hijacking, denial of service, hacking, divorce cases, murder cases, organized crime, terrorist operations, defamation, pornography, extortion, smuggling etc.

What does a Digital Evidence Analyst do?

Performs forensic analysis of digital information using standard computer forensics & evidence handling techniques.
Uses forensically sound procedures to identify network computer intrusion evidence and identifies perpetrators.
Employs forensic tools and techniques to identify and examine malicious files.
Employs forensic tools and techniques to crack file and system passwords.
Detects steganography and recovers deleted, fragmented and corrupted data from digital media of all types.
Observes proper evidence custody and control procedures.
Documents procedures and findings in a manner suitable for courtroom presentation and prepares comprehensive written notes and reports.

Course Topics

Internet Fundamentals

History of the Internet
How the Internet is managed
Architecture of the Internet
Basics of networking
IP Addresses, Packet Switching
Internet Routing, DNS, WWW
Internet Security Essentials
Website creation & hosting
Building an E-commerce Site
Major Open Source Projects
Important RFCs

Cyber Crime Essentials

Cyber Crime Terms
Timeline of cyber crime cases (1903 - 2012)
(In) famous cyber criminals
Indian cases of cyber crime
Cyber Crime Surveys

Cyber Investigation Essentials

What is Cyber Investigation?
Sample Cases
Cyber Investigation Process
Basic Terminology
Cyber Investigation Techniques
Real World Investigations
CERTs
Cyber Investigation Cells
Relevant Organizations

Digital Evidence in Computer Devices

What is Evidence?
What is Digital Evidence?
Order of Volatility of Digital Evidence
Digital Evidence & Hardware Devices
Digital Evidence & Data Storage Devices
Digital Evidence & Peripheral Devices
Digital Evidence & Other Devices
Collecting Digital Evidence

Cyber Forensics Essentials

The Forensic Process
Digital Forensic Analysis Methodology
File Systems
Operating Systems
File Extensions
Archive Formats
File Signatures
Using Data from Data Files
Data from Operating Systems
Data From Network Traffic
Data from Applications
Data from Multiple Sources

Applied Cyber Forensics

Forensic Imaging & Cloning
Mathematical Authentication of Digital Evidence
Media Sanitization
Analyzing Active Data
Analyzing Latent Data
Analyzing Archival Data
Analyzing JPEG files
Detecting pornography
Wireless Forensics
Network forensics
Database forensics

Web Investigation

Whois search
IP Tracking and Tracing
Investigating DNS records
Web Services Forensics
Investigation involving Web Sites
Investigations involving Instant Message Services & Chat Rooms
Investigations involving File Sharing Networks
Investigations involving Bulletin Boards & Newsgroups

Investigating Emails

History of Email
How Email Works
Email Clients
Email Security
Analyzing email headers
Tracking email accounts
Email Investigation Case Studies

Investigating Server Logs

Server hardware
Server operating systems
Types of servers
Configuring an FTP Server
Configuring a DNS Server
Configuring a Web Server
Analyzing FTP Server Logs
Analyzing Web Server Logs
Case Studies on Investigating Server Logs

Investigating Financial Crimes

Hackers for Hire
Online Share Trading Crimes
Online Banking Crimes
Online Payment Systems
Online Credit Card Fraud
Internet Scams and Frauds
Online Gambling
Tax evasion
Money Laundering & the World Wide Web
Case Studies

Investigating Encryption and Digital Signature Crimes

Symmetric Cryptography
Asymmetric Cryptography
Digital Signatures
File encryption
Disk encryption
Full disk encryption
Steganography
SSL
Email encryption

Cyber Crime Law in India

Computer viruses & malware
Cyber stalking
Cyber Terrorism
Data Privacy
Identity Theft, Phishing, Internet Scams, credit card frauds
Offensive emails & SMS
Hacking
Software & Music Piracy
Voyeurism
Investigation & Adjudication

Windows Forensics

Windows Disks, Files and Partitions
Windows Boot Sequence
Recycle bin forensics
Analyzing the hiberfil.sys file
Analyzing logs files
Paging files
Analyzing thumbs.db files
Registry Analysis

Cyber Investigation & Forensics Documentation

First Information Report
Property Search & Seizure Form
Final Form/ Report
Relevant checklists
Relevant reports

Password Forensics

Password Concepts
MS Office Passwords
Other File Passwords
Windows Passwords
Hashes
Case Studies on Password Forensics

List of Practicals

The practical issues covered in this course include:

Internet Fundamentals

Getting the detailed information about TCP/IP network protocol statistics
Displaying all connections and listening ports of a particular system
Finding out the IP address of the local computer being used for networking
Finding out the Port Number of the local computer being used for networking
Finding out the IP address of the remote host to which the socket is connected
Finding out the Port Number of the remote host to which the socket is connected
Finding out the state of TCP/UDP connection
Tracking the path of a packet being transferred from source to destination
Getting the details of a public IP Address
Getting the details of a domain name

Basic Cyber Forensics (Windows)

Mathematical authentication of a file
Mathematical authentication of a disk
Imaging a disk
Imaging a drive
Detecting File Extension mismatch
Cloning the RAM
Analyzing RAM to collect evidence
Cracking steganographic files
Recovering deleted data from a forensic image

Advanced Cyber Forensics (Windows)

Generating and analyzing the Address Resolution Protocol Cache entries
Generating and analyzing a list for the USB devices previously connected to a Windows system
Generating and analyzing the Boot.ini file settings
Generating and analyzing the list of all installed devices drivers and their properties
Generating and analyzing the list of event triggers
Generating and analyzing the list of executables involved in creating connections / listening ports
Generating and analyzing the list of all current file name extensions
Generating and analyzing the list of Group Policy settings and Resultant Set of Policy
Generating and analyzing the list of media access control address and list of network protocols associated with each network interface card
Generating and analyzing the list of full TCP/IP configuration for all adapters
Generating and analyzing the list of applications and services with their Process ID (PID) for all tasks running on the system
Generating and analyzing the list of active TCP connections / ports on which the computer is listening
Generating and analyzing the detailed configuration information about a computer and its operating system
Generating and analyzing the list of network adapters of a particular system
Generating and analyzing the list of list of all currently opened TCP/IP and UDP ports
Generating and analyzing the list of processes that are currently running on the system (hidden as well)
Analyzing the cache and history files of the computer's web browser
Generating and analyzing the list of all network resources on LAN
Searching for a file using its attributes as key search elements.
Using the MAC address of a computer to find out the vendor's details.
Revealing the passwords stored by browsers on a system
Generating and analyzing the list of all the installed drivers and services on the system
Analyzing the log files created by the Skype application
Finding out the details of incoming / outgoing calls, chat messages, and file transfers made by the specified Skype account
Finding out the list of all applications that are loaded when Windows boots.
Generating and analyzing the list of all the user profiles currently available in a system
Recovering deleted content from NTFS, FAT or FAT32 partitions
Keyword search analysis techniques such as fuzzy, phonic, wildcard, stemming and thesaurus search options.
Image Ballistics
Recovering "location" information from photos taken using Android phones
Recovering "location" information from photos taken using Apple phones
Recovering "location" information from photos taken using Blackberry phones

Investigating Emails

Analyzing Gmail headers
Analyzing Yahoo headers
Analyzing Rediff headers
Understanding security features and options in Gmail
Understanding security features and options in Yahoo
Email Tracking
Using the Hidden Web
Analyzing headers of emails received through the Hidden Web

Web Investigations

Tracking and tracing a particular IP

Searching for the details of a particular IP Address

Defacing a website

Analyzing a defaced web site

Investigating Encryption and Digital Signature Crime

Encrypting text using symmetric key cryptography

Encrypting a file using symmetric key cryptography
Defeating TEMPEST attacks
Generate an asymmetric public-private key pair
Analyzing a digital signature certificate
Encrypting text using asymmetric key cryptography
Encrypting a file using asymmetric key cryptography
Signing and verifying text using asymmetric key cryptography
Signing and verifying a document using asymmetric key cryptography
Splitting and rejoining an asymmetric key
Revoking an asymmetric key
Signing an asymmetric key
Creating an encrypted drive
Creating a secret partition within an encrypted drive
Encrypting the drive where windows is installed
Using steganography to append one file to another file
Using steganography to hide documents within a photo
Hiding data within blank spaces in a text file

Password Forensics

Scanning a Windows system for identifying password protected and encrypted files

Cracking passwords for camouflaged files
Cracking passwords for Microsoft Word files
Cracking passwords for Microsoft Excel files
Cracking passwords for zip archives
Cracking passwords for PDF files
Cracking passwords for Microsoft Outlook Accounts
Cracking passwords for Microsoft Outlook data files
Cracking passwords for Outlook Express Accounts and Identities
Recovering stored passwords
Cracking passwords for network connections
Cracking passwords for Remote Desktop connections
Resetting Windows XP administrator password
Recovering BitLocker encryption keys
Cracking PGP
Cracking Trucrypt
Generating and bashing MD5 hash values

Windows Registry Analysis

Ascertaining the list of most recently used files

Ascertaining the list of files recently used or executed using windows explorer
Ascertaining the list of URLs browsed on a specific system
Finding out the configuration for a Windows Paging file
Ascertaining the list of all the installed programs in a system
Ascertaining the list of all mounted devices on a system
Ascertaining the details for all mounted devices on a system
Ascertaining the list of all window services available on a system
Ascertaining the recent settings for all the network adapters
Ascertaining relevant information for a particular system gathered at runtime
Ascertaining information about registered applications on a specific system
Ascertaining keys for each active user loaded on the machine
Ascertaining information about hardware devices, including Plug and Play and network performance statistics.
Ascertaining the list of recently created documents
Ascertaining detailed information about the hardware of a specific system

Investigating Server Logs

Configuring an FTP server

Configuring a DNS server
Configuring a Web server
Analyzing FTP server logs
Analyzing Web server logs

All students are provided detailed presentations of the practical sessions, in case they are unable to attend the practical lab sessions.

Digital Mode (India)

This is open to residents of India.
Students are provided course ware and reference material in printed / digital form.
Contact classes are conducted at Pune and Mumbai.
Assessments consist of an online test.
You must obtain 50% in the online test to pass this course. Re-exam fees is Rs 1500.
You can take the online test from your home / office.

Digital Mode (International)

Algiers, Argentina, Australia, Austria, Bahrain, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Egypt, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Hungary, Hungary, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Jordan, Kenya, Korea, Lebanon, Luxembourg, Macau, Malaysia, Malta, Mexico, Morocco, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Pakistan, Peru, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Qatar, Romania, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Senegal, Singapore, Slovakia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Thailand, Tunisia, Turkey, UAE, UK, Ukraine, USA, Vietnam.

Students are provided course ware and reference material in digital form.

Contact classes are conducted in virtual mode.
Contact classes are also available through video conference facilities subject to additional fees.
Assessments consist of an online test.
You must obtain 50% in the online test to pass this course. Re-exam fees is US $ 50.
You can take the online test from your home / office.

Classroom Mode @ Mumbai

Students are provided course ware and reference material in printed / digital form.
Regular classes are conducted at our Churchgate Learning Center
Assessments consist of an online test.
You must obtain 50% in the online test to pass this course. Re-exam fees is Rs 1500.
You can take the online test from your home / office.

Admissions Procedure Digital Mode (India)

Paper based application

1. Download the Application form in PDF form.

2. Obtain a bank draft for the course fee favouring "ASCL Academy Private Limited" payable "Pune".

3. Send the filled-in application form, bank draft and relevant documents to:

Asian School of Cyber Laws
6th Floor, Pride Senate,
Behind Sigma House,
Senapati Bapat Road,
Pune - 411016.
India

Online application

Step 1: Before you begin

Make sure you have the following at hand:

1. Soft copy of a recent passport-size photo

2. Soft copy of any one document relating to proof of your identity (e.g. Driving license, passport, PAN Card, College ID card, Company ID card)

3. Soft copy of any one document relating to proof of your educational qualification (e.g. Marksheet, Degree)

4. If you have availed of a fee concession, soft copy of any one document relevant document (e.g. Declaration on official letter head, College ID card, etc)

Step 2: Fee Payment Options

A. Cheque

1. The cheque should be in favour of "ASCL Academy Private Limited".

2. The cheque should be payable "at par" in Pune. If not, please add Rs 150 for processing charges.

3. Once you have the cheque details, fill up the: online application form

B. Online Banking (NEFT)

Make the fee payment to:
Account Name: ASCL Academy Private Limited
Bank - AXIS BANK LTD.
Account Number: 315010200006842
IFSC Code: UTIB0000315

Once you have the Reference ID / Transaction ID, fill up the: online application form

C. Bank Draft

1. The bank draft should be in favour of "ASCL Academy Private Limited".

2. The bank draft should be payable at Pune.

3. Once you have the bank draft details, fill up the: online application form

Admissions Procedure (International)

Step 1: Before you begin

Make sure you have the following at hand:

Soft copy of a recent passport-size photo
Soft copy of any one document relating to proof of your identity (e.g. Driving license, passport, College ID card, Company ID card)
Soft copy of any one document relating to proof of your educational qualification (e.g. Marksheet, Degree)
If you have availed of a fee concession, soft copy of any one document relevant document (e.g. Declaration on official letter head, College ID card, etc)

Step 2: Fee Payment (SWIFT)

Make the fee payment to:
Account Name: ASCL Academy Private Limited
Bank - AXIS BANK LTD.
Account Number: 315010200006842
IFSC Code: UTIB0000315
SWIFT Code: AXISINBB315

Once you have the Reference ID / Transaction ID, fill up the: online application form

Admissions Procedure (Mumbai)

Step 1: Before you begin

Make sure you have the following at hand:

Soft copy of a recent passport-size photo
Soft copy of any one document relating to proof of your identity (e.g. Driving license, passport, PAN Card, College ID card, Company ID card)
Soft copy of any one document relating to proof of your educational qualification (e.g. Marksheet, Degree)
If you have availed of a fee concession, soft copy of any one document relevant document (e.g. Declaration on official letter head, College ID card, etc)

Step 2: Fee Payment Options

A.Cheque

1. The cheque should be in favour of "Data64 Technologies Private Limited".

2. The cheque should be payable "at par" in Mumbai. If not, please add Rs 150 for processing charges.

3. Once you have the cheque details, fill up the: online application form

B

B. Online Banking (NEFT)

Make the fee payment to:
Account Name: DATA64 TECHNOLOGIES PRIVATE LIMITED
Bank - AXIS BANK LTD.
Account Number: 911020059050660
IFSC Code: UTIB0000695

Once you have the Reference ID / Transaction ID, fill up the: online application form

C. Bank Draft

1. The bank draft should be in favour of "Data64 Technologies Private Limited".

2. The bank draft should be payable at Mumbai.

3. Once you have the bank draft details, fill up the: online application form

D. Cash

1. Currently cash payment is accepted only at our Churchgate, Mumbai office.

2. If you can pay cash at our Churchgate, Mumbai office, fill up the: online application form.

Fee Concessions for students resident in India

Fee payable by	Basic Fee (Rs.)	Service Tax (Rs.)	Total Fee Payable (Rs.)	Documentary Evidence
ASCL Certified Cyber Crime Investigators	36,000	4,450	40,450	Certificate of course completion
Students / alumni of other ASCL / Data64 courses	42,000	5,192	47,192	Certificate of course completion
Professionals working in the Physical Security or Cyber Security or Fraud Control domain in a corporate or Government department.	40,000	4,944	44,944	Declaration on official letter head
Serving / retired officers of the Indian police, military and other law enforcement agencies	40,000	4,944	44,944	Declaration on official letter head
Faculty or Students of Computer Engineering / Computer Science at the graduate or post graduate level e.g. B.E., B.Tech, B.Sc, BCA, M.E., M.Tech, M.Sc, MCA etc	40,000	4,944	44,944	College ID card
Others	44,000	5,439	49,439	-

Fee Concessions for students resident outside India

This is open to residents of 66 countries

Algiers, Argentina, Australia, Austria, Bahrain, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Egypt, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Hungary, Hungary, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Jordan, Kenya, Korea, Lebanon, Luxembourg, Macau, Malaysia, Malta, Mexico, Morocco, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Pakistan, Peru, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Qatar, Romania, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Senegal, Singapore, Slovakia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Thailand, Tunisia, Turkey, UAE, UK, Ukraine, USA, Vietnam.

Fee payable by	Total Fee Payable (US$)	Documentary Evidence
ASCL Certified Cyber Crime Investigators	1,500	Certificate of course completion
Students / alumni of other ASCL / Data64 courses	1,700	Certificate of course completion
Professionals working in the Physical Security or Cyber Security or Fraud Control domain in a corporate or Government department.	1,600	Declaration on official letter head
Serving / retired officers of the police, military and other law enforcement agencies	1,600	Declaration on official letter head
Faculty or Students of Computer Engineering / Computer Science at the graduate or post graduate level e.g. B.E., B.Tech, B.Sc, BCA, M.E., M.Tech, M.Sc, MCA etc	1,600	College ID card
Others	1,800	-

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When	Duration	Where	Remarks	Price
1st April, 2013 No attendance for this course	1 Years	Study Online (on your computer)	Digital Mode (India) Batch: DEA-D62 Course Date: 1... more Digital Mode (India) Batch: DEA-D62 Course Date: 1-April-2013 to 30-March-2014	INR 44,000 Per Course (Plus 12.36% Tax)
1st July, 2013 No attendance for this course	1 Years	Study Online (on your computer)	Digital Mode (India) Batch: DEA-D63 Course Date: 1... more Digital Mode (India) Batch: DEA-D63 Course Date: 1-July-2013 to 30-June-2014	INR 44,000 Per Course (Plus 12.36% Tax)
1st October, 2013 No attendance for this course	1 Years	Study Online (on your computer)	Digital Mode (India) Batch: DEA-D64 Course Date: 1... more Digital Mode (India) Batch: DEA-D64 Course Date: 1-October-2013 to 30-September-2014	INR 44,000 Per Course (Plus 12.36% Tax)
1st January, 2014 No attendance for this course	1 Years	Study Online (on your computer)	Digital Mode (India) Batch: DEA-D65 Course Date: 1... more Digital Mode (India) Batch: DEA-D65 Course Date: 1-January-2014 to 30-December-2014	INR 44,000 Per Course (Plus 12.36% Tax)
1st April, 2014 No attendance for this course	1 Years	Study Online (on your computer)	Digital Mode (India) Batch: DEA-D66 Course Date: 1... more Digital Mode (India) Batch: DEA-D66 Course Date: 1-April-2014 to 30-March-2015	INR 44,000 Per Course (Plus 12.36% Tax)
Price Notes: Digital Mode (India) - Re-exam fees is Rs 1500.

Online
When	Duration	Where	Remarks	Price
1st April, 2013 No attendance for this course	1 Years	Study Online (on your computer)	Digital Mode (International) Batch: DEA-G62 Course... more Digital Mode (International) Batch: DEA-G62 Course Date: 1-April-2013 to 30-March-2014	USD 1800 Per Course (Taxes As Applicable)
1st July, 2013 No attendance for this course	1 Years	Study Online (on your computer)	Digital Mode (International) Batch: DEA-G63 Course... more Digital Mode (International) Batch: DEA-G63 Course Date: 1-July-2013 to 30-June-2014	USD 1800 Per Course (Taxes As Applicable)
1st October, 2013 No attendance for this course	1 Years	Study Online (on your computer)	Digital Mode (International) Batch: DEA-G64 Course... more Digital Mode (International) Batch: DEA-G64 Course Date: 1-October-2013 to 30-September-2014	USD 1800 Per Course (Taxes As Applicable)
1st January, 2014 No attendance for this course	1 Years	Study Online (on your computer)	Digital Mode (International) Batch: DEA-G65 Course... more Digital Mode (International) Batch: DEA-G65 Course Date: 1-January-2014 to 30-December-2014	USD 1800 Per Course (Taxes As Applicable)
Price Notes: Digital Mode (International) - Re-exam fees is US $ 50.

Classroom - Regular
When	Duration	Where	Remarks	Price
Not Specified	Not Specified	Churchgate, Mumbai (Branch)	Not Specified	INR 44,000 Per Course (Plus 12.36% Tax)
Price Notes: Re-exam fees is Rs 1500.

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Mumbai, Churchgate (Branch):- 7 Vaswani Mansions, Opp. H.R. College, Dinshaw Wachha Road Churchgate, Mumbai - 400020, Maharashtra, India

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Panaji, Nevgi (Branch):- F2, Vistar Estates, Near Four Pillars Nevgi, Panaji - 403001, Goa, India

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