HR, IT, marketing, ops, compliance
If your work touches customer or employee data, the Act has something to say about how you handle it. Most of it is straightforward once someone explains it clearly.
A short, plain-English course on the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023. No legal background needed. Every point anchored to the Act and the 2025 Rules, with Indian examples from banking, healthcare and e-commerce.
No card. Sign-up takes about 20 seconds.
Core obligations under the DPDP Rules apply from 13 May 2027.
Dates set by the commencement notification, G.S.R. 843(E), 13 November 2025.
This is an awareness course: what the law is, and what it asks of you. For most people that is the whole answer. If your role also means building the policies and processes the law requires, that comes at the Practitioner level.
If your work touches customer or employee data, the Act has something to say about how you handle it. Most of it is straightforward once someone explains it clearly.
Your organisation collects personal data whether or not anyone has thought about it as a compliance question. This is the ninety minutes that tells you what you're actually on the hook for.
Data protection is a field that barely existed in India three years ago and is now hiring. This is the entry point, and the certificate is something you can put on a CV.
Six assessed learning outcomes, and the module that gets you to each one.
Every taught module ends with one outcome you can point at. Nothing in the course is there to fill time.
Arunima has practised before the Bombay High Court since 2013 and has spent over a decade working across legal, regulatory and compliance functions, including serving in senior legal leadership roles with major media and technology companies. Her experience includes GDPR, data privacy and cross-border data-handling practices, giving her practical insight into many of the challenges the DPDP Act now presents to Indian organisations. She has also mentored law students across various law schools and serves on the Board of Advisors for Technology Law at NLU Mumbai, bringing a practitioner's perspective to complex legal and regulatory issues.
Six taught modules, plus an introduction and a wrap-up. Each taught module ends with a short quiz that isn't graded toward certification. It is there so you find out whether it landed before moving on.
Most course certificates go quietly out of date and nobody can check them anyway. This one records the syllabus edition you were assessed against, and carries an ID that resolves to a public verification page.
One payment when the time comes. Nothing recurring, nothing to cancel. We will give seven days' notice by email before open access closes.
For anyone who wants to understand the law and prove they do. Free during open access, ₹1,999 after.
For compliance and L&D leads rolling this out across an organisation.
Foundation covers what the law is. The next two levels cover building the policies and processes it asks for, and running the function that answers for them. Tell us which one your role needs and we will open it to you first.
Open access closes when enrolment opens properly, with seven days' notice by email. Start the first chapter. If it isn't useful, you've lost ten minutes and nothing else.
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