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Effective as of: October 15, 2025

1. Purpose and Scope:

1.1 This Privacy Policy ("Policy") explains how Vishakarex, a company incorporated and operating in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India ("Company", "We", "Our", or "Us"), collects, uses, stores, shares, and safeguards information about individuals ("You", "Your", or "User") who access or interact with the Website www.vishakarex.in ("Website") or any associated educational and administrative services ("Services").

1.2 This Policy forms an integral part of the Company's Terms and Conditions and applies to all offline and online operations of Vishakarex, including but not limited to course registrations, payments, event participation, and communications.

1.3 By using Our Website or Services, you acknowledge that You have read, understood, and agreed to this Policy.

2. Definitions:

Unless otherwise specified, the terms below shall have the meanings assigned under applicable Indian law:

  • "Personal Data" means any data about an individual who is identifiable by such data, directly or indirectly.
  • "Processing" means any operation or set of operations performed on Personal Data, including collection, recording, storage, organization, adaptation, use, disclosure, or deletion.
  • "Data Principal" means the individual to whom the Personal Data relates.
  • "Data Processor" means any third party who processes Personal Data on behalf of the Company.
  • "Sensitive Personal Data" includes financial, biometric, health, or official identification details that require higher protection.
  • "DPDP Act" refers to the Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 of India.
  • "Applicable Law" includes all relevant Indian laws, rules, and regulations relating to privacy, cybersecurity, and information technology.

3. Applicability and Coverage:

3.1 This Policy applies to:

  • Visitors, students, faculty, and employees who interact with the Website;
  • Participants in offline and future online courses;
  • Vendors, contractors, and consultants handling Company data; and
  • All digital and paper-based records maintained by the Company.

3.2 This Policy does not extend to third-party websites or applications linked to the Website.

4. Types of Information Collected:

4.1 Directly Provided Data: Name, date of birth, contact details, identification numbers (if voluntarily provided), academic background, and payment information.

4.2 Automatically Collected Data: IP address, browser type, device identifiers, geographic data, log files, and cookies.

4.3 Communications Data: Records of correspondence, queries, feedback, or grievances exchanged with Vishakarex.

4.4 Photographic and Media Data: Images or recordings captured during official sessions or events, used in accordance with consent provisions.

5. Purpose of Collection:

Personal Data is collected and processed for legitimate business purposes, including:

  • Registering and authenticating participants;
  • Processing payments and maintaining financial records;
  • Issuing certificates and maintaining academic records;
  • Communicating schedules, updates, and notices;
  • Complying with statutory and regulatory obligations; and
  • Improving user experience and institutional operations.

6. Lawful Basis for Processing:

6.1 Processing activities rely on one or more of the following lawful bases:

  • Consent of the Data Principal;
  • Performance of contractual obligations between the parties;
  • Compliance with legal requirements; and
  • Legitimate interests pursued by the Company that do not override fundamental privacy rights.

6.2 Consent may be withdrawn at any time by written notice to the Company; however, withdrawal may restrict access to certain Services.

7. Data Retention and Storage:

7.1 Personal Data will be retained only as long as necessary to fulfil the stated purpose or as required by law.

7.2 Upon expiry of the retention period, the data will be securely deleted or anonymized.

7.3 Academic records necessary for verification or compliance may be preserved for longer durations as per educational and statutory standards.

8. Security Measures:

8.1 The Company employs administrative, technical, and physical safeguards—encryption, password protection, limited access, and employee confidentiality agreements—to secure Personal Data.

8.2 No system can guarantee absolute security; Users acknowledge inherent risks of electronic transmission beyond the Company's control.

9. Data Sharing and Disclosure:

9.1 Personal Data may be disclosed only under the following circumstances:

  • To authorised employees and trainers bound by confidentiality;
  • To payment gateways, banks, or auditors for legitimate processing;
  • To governmental authorities or regulators where required by law;
  • To third-party service providers operating under written data-processing agreements.

9.2 The Company shall never sell or commercially exploit Personal Data.

10. Cross-Border Data Transfer:

10.1 If data is transferred outside India for processing or storage, Vishakarex shall ensure such transfer complies with the DPDP Act 2023 and uses contractual or technical safeguards.

11. User Rights:

Users are entitled to:

  • Access copies of their Personal Data held by the Company;
  • Request corrections or updates;
  • Seek erasure of data subject to legal retention duties;
  • Withdraw consent; and
  • Nominate an alternate individual for data rights management.

12. Children's Information:

12.1 The Company does not knowingly collect information from minors under 18 without parental consent.

12.2 If such data is inadvertently obtained, it shall be deleted promptly upon notification.

13. Cookies and Tracking Technologies:

13.1 Cookies help personalise content and analyse Website traffic.

13.2 Users may disable cookies via browser settings; however, certain features may not function properly.

14. Data Breach Notification:

14.1 In the event of a data breach likely to result in risk to the rights or interests of Users, Vishakarex shall promptly evaluate the incident, implement remedial measures, and notify affected individuals and regulators as required by law.

15. Third-Party Services:

15.1 The Website may integrate with third-party platforms for payments, analytics, or communication. Such entities are independent data controllers and their privacy policies govern use of information on those platforms.

15.2 The Company assumes no responsibility for their data handling practices.

16. Marketing and Publicity:

16.1 The Company may use limited Personal Data (e.g., name and testimonial) for institutional marketing materials with consent.

16.2 Users may withdraw such consent by written notice without affecting their course enrolment.

17. Record Accuracy and Verification:

17.1 The Company will take reasonable steps to ensure that Personal Data remains accurate and up-to-date.

17.2 Users must promptly inform the Company of changes to their contact or personal information.

18. Grievance Officer and Contact Information:

18.1 In accordance with Section 10 of the Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 and Rule 5(9) of the Information Technology (Reasonable Security Practices and Procedures and Sensitive Personal Data or Information) Rules 2011, Vishakarex designates the following officer:

Grievance Officer
Name: Vishakarex Services Pvt Ltd
Designation: Grievance Officer – Data Protection and Compliance
Address: 4th Floor, Temple View Apartments, 4-A, 89 Santhome High Road, Santhome, Chennai, Tamil Nadu – 600028, India
Email: info@vishakarex.in
Phone: +91 91504 28240

18.2 All complaints, access requests, or data-related queries shall be directed to the Grievance Officer in writing.

18.3 The Grievance Officer shall acknowledge receipt within 7 (seven) working days and endeavour to resolve the issue within 30 (thirty) days of such receipt.

19. Offline Records and Physical Documents:

19.1 Vishakarex maintains certain offline or physical records, including enrolment forms, attendance registers, consent sheets, and payment receipts.

19.2 All such documents shall be securely stored in locked filing systems with limited access to authorised personnel only.

19.3 Disposal of physical records shall be carried out using secure shredding or destruction methods, documented in compliance logs.

20. Employee and Trainer Obligations:

20.1 All employees, visiting faculty, and consultants of Vishakarex who handle Personal Data shall sign confidentiality undertakings and undergo periodic privacy-compliance training.

20.2 Any violation or unauthorised disclosure by staff shall constitute a disciplinary offence subject to internal action and potential legal consequences under the DPDP Act 2023 and the IT Act 2000.

21. Third-Party Processors and Service Providers:

21.1 The Company may engage reputable third-party vendors to provide services such as payment processing, IT support, data hosting, auditing, or communications.

21.2 Each such vendor shall execute a written agreement incorporating confidentiality clauses, data-processing restrictions, and security obligations consistent with this Policy.

21.3 The Company shall monitor compliance through audits and documentation.

22. Training and Awareness:

22.1 The Company shall organise periodic data-protection training for employees and associates to ensure awareness of privacy principles, risk management, and lawful processing.

22.2 Training records shall be preserved as part of compliance documentation.

23. Records of Processing Activities:

23.1 Vishakarex shall maintain an internal record of all categories of data processed, purpose of processing, recipients, and retention periods.

23.2 Such records shall be made available to regulatory authorities upon lawful request.

24. Audit and Compliance Review:

24.1 The Company shall conduct annual audits of data-protection practices to ensure compliance with the DPDP Act and IT Rules.

24.2 Audit reports shall be reviewed by the management and corrective actions implemented as required.

25. Incident Management and Breach Response:

25.1 Upon identification of a data breach, the Company shall:

  • Immediately contain and assess the breach;
  • Record all relevant facts and remedial actions;
  • Notify affected individuals and authorities where mandated; and
  • Implement measures to prevent recurrence.

25.2 All incidents shall be logged and reviewed during compliance audits.

26. Data Integrity and Accuracy:

26.1 Users are responsible for providing accurate and current information during registration or communication.

26.2 The Company shall not be liable for consequences arising from incorrect, incomplete, or outdated data supplied by Users.

27. Public Disclosures and Media Use:

27.1 Vishakarex may capture photographs or video footage during official events.

27.2 Such media may be used for educational or promotional purposes only with prior consent.

27.3 Consent, once given, may be withdrawn by written notice, after which future use will cease.

28. No Employment Representation:

28.1 This Privacy Policy does not imply or create any expectation of employment, job placement, or recruitment assistance.

28.2 Any processing of data for internship or referral activities is purely administrative and subject to the Employment Disclaimer contained in the Terms and Conditions.

29. Legal Disclosures and Cooperation with Authorities:

29.1 The Company may disclose Personal Data when required by law, court order, or regulatory directive.

29.2 Such disclosures will be made in good faith to comply with legal obligations or to protect the Company's rights, property, or safety.

30. Data Transfer in Case of Reorganisation:

30.1 If Vishakarex undergoes a merger, acquisition, or restructuring, Personal Data may be transferred to the successor entity under equivalent data-protection safeguards.

30.2 Users will be notified of such transfers through appropriate public communication.

31. Record of User Consent:

31.1 All consents obtained for data processing shall be documented electronically or physically and retained for audit purposes.

31.2 Withdrawal of consent shall be recorded with date and acknowledgment.

32. Data Subject Requests – Procedure:

32.1 Requests for access, correction, or erasure must be submitted via the official grievance email.

32.2 Identity verification may be required before processing such requests.

32.3 The Company reserves the right to decline requests that are manifestly excessive, repetitive, or legally exempt.

33. Cross-Functional Data Sharing Within Company:

33.1 Different divisions of Vishakarex (training, accounts, HR, and administration) may share limited Personal Data internally on a need-to-know basis.

33.2 All internal transfers shall respect the confidentiality undertakings and purpose limitation.

34. Policy Communication and Availability:

34.1 This Policy shall be prominently published on the official Website and made available at all physical office locations.

34.2 Employees and associates shall be notified of updates via internal circulars.

35. Review and Amendment:

35.1 Vishakarex reserves the right to modify, revise, or amend this Policy periodically to reflect changes in law or business practice.

35.2 The revised Policy shall take effect upon publication on the Website.

35.3 Continued use of the Website after such publication constitutes acceptance of the updated Policy.

36. Governing Law and Jurisdiction:

36.1 This Policy and any disputes arising therefrom shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of India.

36.2 The exclusive jurisdiction shall lie with the courts of Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India.

37. Severability Clause:

37.1 If any provision of this Policy is held invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall continue in full force and effect.

38. Acknowledgment of Understanding:

38.1 By visiting the Website or providing Personal Data to Vishakarex, Users acknowledge that they have read, understood, and consented to the terms of this Privacy Policy and the processing of their information as described herein.

40. Automated Data Collection and Analytics:

40.1 Vishakarex automatically collects limited technical information whenever Users access its Website or digital platforms, including IP address, device type, browser version, time zone, language settings, and click-stream data.

40.2 This data is analysed in aggregate to monitor site performance, improve content delivery, and protect against fraud.

40.3 Cookies, web beacons, and analytic tags may be used to personalise content and record session information.

40.4 Participants can disable cookies through browser settings, though some Website functions may become unavailable.

40.5 Analytics are performed only for legitimate institutional purposes and never for profiling, automated decision-making, or marketing without consent.

41. Data Localization and Server Policy:

41.1 All servers hosting Company information are located within India or in jurisdictions that provide data-protection standards equivalent to the DPDP Act 2023.

41.2 Back-ups are maintained in encrypted form on redundant servers for business continuity.

41.3 Cross-border transfers, if any, are executed through contractual safeguards approved under Indian law.

41.4 The Company retains technical and organisational control over all cloud service providers to ensure lawful processing.

42. Data Minimization and Purpose Limitation:

42.1 The Company collects only such Personal Data as is necessary for specified, explicit, and lawful purposes.

42.2 Data once collected shall not be reused for incompatible purposes without renewed consent.

42.3 Regular reviews are conducted to delete redundant or obsolete records.

42.4 Anonymisation and pseudonymisation techniques are employed where feasible to reduce privacy risk.

43. Data Sharing with Academic and Industry Partners:

43.1 Where programs are conducted jointly with universities, professional bodies, or industry partners, limited participant information (name, contact, course status) may be shared strictly for academic administration.

43.2 Such partners are bound by written agreements containing confidentiality, data-security, and limited-use clauses.

43.3 No partner is authorised to use participant data for independent marketing, advertising, or recruitment without explicit consent.

44. Data Retention Schedule:

44.1 Retention periods are defined as follows:

  • Enrolment and academic records – 10 years after completion;
  • Financial and tax records – 8 years or as required by law;
  • Visitor logs and security footage – 90 days;
  • Digital communications – 3 years;
  • Grievance records – 5 years after closure.

44.2 Upon expiry, data are securely deleted or anonymised under certified procedures.

44.3 Archival copies retained for legal defence remain isolated from operational systems.

45. Employee Access Controls and Audit Logs:

45.1 Access to Personal Data is granted strictly on a "need-to-know" basis, using individual credentials and multifactor authentication.

45.2 All access events are logged, timestamped, and periodically audited by the Compliance Officer.

45.3 Employees undergo annual confidentiality training and sign data-handling undertakings.

45.4 Breach of these obligations may result in termination and legal proceedings under Sections 72 and 43A of the IT Act 2000.

46. Vendor and Processor Due Diligence:

46.1 Before engaging any third-party processor, Vishakarex conducts due-diligence reviews covering financial stability, technical competence, and data-security certifications.

46.2 Contracts with vendors incorporate:

  • purpose limitation,
  • confidentiality,
  • return / destruction of data on termination, and
  • audit rights for the Company.

46.3 Vendors must notify Vishakarex of any breach within 24 hours of discovery.

47. Compliance with the Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023:

47.1 Vishakarex functions as a "Data Fiduciary" under the DPDP Act 2023 and fulfils all obligations specified in Sections 4 to 10 thereof.

47.2 Processing is founded upon consent, legitimate use, or statutory requirement.

47.3 Notices under Section 5 (Notice and Purpose Specification) are displayed at each point of data collection.

47.4 Rights of Data Principals under Section 11 (access, correction, erasure) may be exercised through the Grievance Officer identified in Section 18 of this Policy.

47.5 Sensitive personal data are afforded heightened protection through encryption, strict retention, and audit controls.

48. Right to Nominate and Post-Mortem Data Rights:

48.1 In accordance with Section 13 of the DPDP Act 2023, every User may nominate another individual to exercise their data rights in the event of death or incapacity.

48.2 Such nomination must be recorded in writing or via verified electronic form.

48.3 Upon receipt of proof of death, the Company shall verify the nominee's identity before granting access or deletion rights.

49. Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIA):

49.1 Whenever Vishakarex introduces new technology or processing activity likely to pose significant risk to personal privacy, a Data Protection Impact Assessment shall be conducted.

49.2 Each DPIA includes:

  • description of processing operations;
  • assessment of necessity and proportionality;
  • identification of risks to rights and freedoms; and
  • recommended mitigation measures.

49.3 The DPIA is reviewed annually by the Data Protection Committee and retained for inspection by regulators.

50. Internal Review, Certification, and Accountability:

50.1 The Company undertakes an annual privacy audit covering technical, organisational, and legal compliance parameters.

50.2 Findings are submitted to senior management and corrective actions implemented within 60 days.

50.3 Vishakarex issues internal certification of compliance under Rule 8 of the IT (Reasonable Security Practices and Procedures) Rules 2011.

50.4 All employees, vendors, and trainees are required to acknowledge this Policy and agree to be bound by its terms.

50.5 The Company may periodically engage independent auditors to validate compliance and report recommendations to the Board of Governors.

REFUND, CANCELLATION, AND PAYMENT POLICY OF VISHAKA REX

1. Introduction:

1.1 This Refund and Cancellation Policy (“Policy”) governs all financial transactions, cancellations, and refund-related matters between Vishakarex, a company registered and operating in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India (“Company”, “We”, “Us”, or “Our”), and all users (“You”, “Your”, or “Participant”) engaging with the Company’s programs, whether offline or online.

1.2 This Policy applies to all courses, workshops, seminars, training sessions, and other educational activities conducted or facilitated by Vishakarex, collectively referred to as the “Programs.”

1.3 This Policy is an integral part of the Terms & Conditions and shall be read in conjunction with the Privacy Policy of Vishakarex.

1.4 By enrolling in any Program and making payment, the Participant acknowledges full understanding and acceptance of this Policy.

2. Nature of Services:

2.1 Vishakarex provides educational and skill-development programs for professional enhancement. The nature of the Company’s services is academic, advisory, and informational, and it does not constitute any employment contract, placement assurance, or business guarantee.

2.2 The fee charged includes access to learning materials, instruction, and administrative handling. Once a Participant is enrolled, all such costs are deemed consumed operationally, regardless of attendance.

2.3 Participants understand that outcomes of the Programs depend on individual effort, attendance, and skill development.

3. No Refund Policy:

3.1 All payments made to Vishakarex are strictly non-refundable under any circumstance, including but not limited to:

  • Withdrawal or absenteeism by the Participant;
  • Participants in offline and future online courses;
  • Technical or personal challenges;
  • Non-attendance, incomplete participation, or course delay;
  • Change in employment or personal schedule.

3.2 Once a payment is processed and enrolment confirmed, no reversal or cancellation shall be entertained.

3.3 Participants expressly waive any claim against the Company for refunds through banks, chargebacks, or payment gateways except in cases of confirmed duplicate transactions.

3.4 The “no refund” clause extends to all sub-categories of programs, including:

  • Orientation or trial sessions;
  • Early bird or promotional courses;
  • Corporate training and group programs;
  • Short-term workshops and events.

4. Exceptional Circumstances (Administrative Corrections Only):

4.1 Refunds may be issued solely in cases of verified administrative or technical errors, such as:

  • Duplicate fee payment;
  • Failure of system registration despite payment; or
  • Program cancellation by Vishakarex without rescheduling.

4.2 Participants must file a written request within seven (7) working days of the transaction, providing payment proof and identification.

4.3 The Company’s verification team will examine each claim; only confirmed cases will qualify for refund processing.

4.4 Refunds, when approved, shall be credited through the original mode of payment within thirty (30) working days.

4.5 The Company’s decision in such matters shall be final and binding.

4. Exceptional Circumstances (Administrative Corrections Only):

4.1 Refunds may be issued solely in cases of verified administrative or technical errors, such as:

  • Duplicate fee payment;
  • Failure of system registration despite payment; or
  • Program cancellation by Vishakarex without rescheduling.

4.2 Participants must file a written request within seven (7) working days of the transaction, providing payment proof and identification.

4.3 The Company’s verification team will examine each claim; only confirmed cases will qualify for refund processing.

4.4 Refunds, when approved, shall be credited through the original mode of payment within thirty (30) working days.

4.5 The Company’s decision in such matters shall be final and binding.

5. Fee Structure and Administrative Costs

5.1 Course fees at Vishakarex are structured to include various non-refundable components, including:

  • Registration and admission handling charges;
  • Administrative processing and documentation;
  • Faculty engagement and scheduling;
  • Learning materials and facility costs.

5.2 Due to the nature of these expenditures, once payment is made, the amount cannot be reversed or reallocated to another course or participant.

6. Withdrawal and Communication Procedure

6.1 Participants wishing to withdraw before the course begins must submit a written withdrawal request to the Company's official email or office.

6.2 Such requests will be recorded internally but will not entitle the participant to any refund or fee credit.

6.3 Requests made via phone, WhatsApp, or verbal communication shall not be considered valid.

7. Promotional Offers and Discounts

7.1 Payments made under any special scheme, discount, or scholarship offer are strictly non-refundable and non-transferable.

7.2 Promotional enrolments cannot be cancelled or deferred under any circumstance.

8. Institutional and Corporate Enrolments

8.1 Corporate clients or bulk registrations are governed by separate agreements.

8.2 Unless a written contract explicitly provides otherwise, all corporate enrolments are also subject to this no-refund policy.

8.3 Invoices for institutional training once issued and paid shall be deemed final.

9. Third-Party Payment and Collection Disclaimer

9.1 Vishakarex does not authorize any third party to collect payments on its behalf unless expressly stated in writing.

9.2 The Company shall not be held responsible for transactions made through unauthorized intermediaries or unverified accounts.

9.3 Participants are advised to verify payment details solely through official communication channels or the Company's website.

10. Fraudulent Claims and Misrepresentation

10.1 Submitting false, misleading, or fraudulent refund claims constitutes a violation of this Policy and may attract civil and criminal action under applicable laws.

10.2 The Company reserves the right to recover damages, legal costs, and administrative expenses in such instances.

11. Record Maintenance and Audit Compliance

11.1 All financial and refund-related communications will be securely documented in the Company's accounting system for audit purposes.

11.2 The Company follows industry-standard data retention and accounting procedures to ensure transparency.

12. Deferred or Alternate Batch Enrolment

12.1 In genuine hardship cases, the Company may, at its sole discretion, allow deferment of enrolment to a subsequent batch of the same program.

12.2 Such deferment shall not constitute a refund but merely a rescheduling privilege.

12.3 Deferment requests are subject to written approval and administrative charges as determined by the management.

13. Ethical Use of Payment Channels

13.1 All Participants are expected to ensure ethical and lawful use of payment methods.

13.2 Payments through fraudulent cards, chargebacks, or money laundering attempts shall be reported to authorities.

14. Non-Refundable Components

14.1 The following portions of any fee are strictly non-refundable in all cases:

  • Admission and registration charges;
  • Processing and documentation fees;
  • Course material fees;
  • Certification issuance costs;
  • Administrative levies or taxes.

14.2 These are considered consumed at the time of enrolment, irrespective of participation status.

15. Participant Obligations After Fee Payment

15.1 Upon completing payment, the Participant agrees to:

  • Attend scheduled sessions punctually;
  • Comply with academic and behavioural policies;
  • Maintain decorum and professionalism throughout participation.

15.2 Failure to comply with these obligations shall not entitle the Participant to a refund or adjustment.

16. Example Scenarios (For Clarity)

Non-Refundable Situations:

  • Participant fails to attend due to employment transfer or relocation.
  • Participant withdraws midway citing dissatisfaction.
  • Course rescheduled due to faculty illness or public holidays.

Refund-Eligible Situations:

  • Double payment detected and verified.
  • Course permanently cancelled by Vishakarex without rescheduling.

All other cases shall fall under the non-refundable rule.

17. Internal Appeals Mechanism

17.1 Participants who wish to contest a decision may file a formal written appeal to the Director of Vishakarex within 10 working days of receiving the Company's response.

17.2 The appeal must include supporting documents, payment references, and a clear statement of the issue.

17.3 The Director's decision on the appeal shall be final and binding, and no further correspondence shall be entertained.

18. Record of Consent and Digital Signatures

18.1 At the time of registration, Participants provide digital acknowledgment or signature confirming acceptance of this Policy.

18.2 Such acknowledgment shall be treated as a legally binding consent equivalent to a physical signature.

19. Compliance with Indian Law

19.1 This Policy adheres to relevant provisions of:

  • The Indian Contract Act, 1872;
  • The Consumer Protection Act, 2019; and
  • Applicable educational and tax laws.

19.2 Any interpretation shall be governed strictly by these laws.

20. Limitation of Liability

20.1 Vishakarex liability, if any, shall be limited to the total fee amount actually received for the specific course.

20.2 The Company shall not be responsible for consequential or incidental losses such as loss of income, opportunity, or employment.

21. Confidentiality of Payment Information

21.1 All payment data and transaction details shall be treated as confidential.

21.2 The Company employs industry-standard encryption and does not store complete financial credentials.

22. Force Majeure

22.1 In case of unavoidable events (natural disasters, government orders, epidemics, etc.), Vishakarex shall be deemed to have discharged its obligations if it offers reasonable alternatives or deferment.

22.2 No refund shall be payable for force-majeure-related disruptions.

23. Jurisdiction and Dispute Resolution

23.1 This Policy shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of India.

23.2 Any dispute shall be subject exclusively to the jurisdiction of competent courts in Chennai, Tamil Nadu.

23.3 Parties shall attempt amicable settlement through internal discussion or mediation before approaching courts.

24. Amendments and Publication

24.1 Vishakarex reserves the right to update this Policy from time to time.

24.2 Revised versions shall take immediate effect upon publication on the official website.

25. Acknowledgement

By enrolling in a Vishakarex course, the Participant affirms that they:

  • Have read and understood this Policy in its entirety;
  • Fully accept that all fees are non-refundable;
  • Do not rely on any verbal or promotional claim of guaranteed placement or outcome; and
  • Agree to abide by the Company's Terms & Conditions and jurisdictional clauses.

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