We engage with faculty who are teachers by passion and also possess the requisite qualifications and experience to teach their requisite subjects. You can check our faculties at -
https://www.indigolearn.com/about-usAt the moment no direct interaction is permitted. Faculty do respond to queries posted in forums.
We primarily have recorded classes, though we do conduct YouTube live classes periodically for resolving doubts / for the purpose of revision.
Other than YouTube live sessions, at the moment we do not conduct any live classes. If and when we do it, the same shall be clearly spelled out in the course description.
We are India's First e-eLearning player that is focused only on Finance & Accounting domains. We are fully online - we do not have any physical classes. We do not have any live zoom classes as of now - however we sometimes do YouTube live sessions to clear student doubts / for revising concepts - Such YT live dates are widely publicized on the app well before the date.
These are topic-wise modules that we offer to students one month before exams. Students can enroll only those topics which they need to study, instead of buying a full course.
You get video lectures with unlimited views, notes, thousands of MCQs, doubt resolutions facility, and 1 exam quality mock test.
Under the Free notes & Resources section
Yes - as of now we conduct one mock test. This is fully online and more details can be obtained by visiting the Resources page in our app.
No, we do not offer that at the moment. We may think about it in the future and will let you know as and when we launch it.
Yes, we have several free videos that you can access once you create an account on our website or app. In addition, demo videos on several topics are available on our YouTube page.
These details are available on the respective course page.
Our videos are studio-recorded and are designed specifically for e-learning. Consequently, not only do we get a chance to teach in the simplest way possible, but we also edit a lot of unnecessary time that is usually present in classroom recorded videos.