Thanks for your patience — I may need to ask for a little more as we sort out one issue that briefly held us up. Most things are now back on track.
Our batch closure deadline is September 2026, with a 10-day safety margin in case anything unexpected comes up.
Please make a well-considered decision at your end. If you're under time pressure, do think it over carefully before enrolling — your career-safe planning matters far more to us than any commercial gain.
This batch is designed more out of our love for teaching than anything else, and lecture recordings will be shared on an ongoing basis. [IDT 270 = 270 Hours batch --- Fees is 15K (But first batch launch price =12K)]
Our batch closure deadline is September 2026, with a 10-day safety margin in case anything unexpected comes up.
Please make a well-considered decision at your end. If you're under time pressure, do think it over carefully before enrolling — your career-safe planning matters far more to us than any commercial gain.
This batch is designed more out of our love for teaching than anything else, and lecture recordings will be shared on an ongoing basis. [IDT 270 = 270 Hours batch --- Fees is 15K (But first batch launch price =12K)]
👉 Must Watch Lecture 10 - going live this week.
You start a business online. Do YOU pay the GST… or does the platform? 🤔
Most students answer in 2 seconds. Most students are wrong. 😏
Because the answer flips completely depending on ONE choice — and almost no lecture breaks it down practically. We do. At length. 🔥
We walk two real journeys every entrepreneur actually faces 👇
🏷 Case 1 — You build your own BRAND + your own ECO.You're the seller. You're also the platform. Threshold or compulsory registration? Who registers? Who pays? 👀 It's not what most people assume.
🛒 Case 2 — You go the BAZAAR route — listing on someone else's marketplace (Amazon, Flipkart, Zomato-type ECO).Now Sec. 9(5) walks in. 🚪 The platform becomes the DEEMED SUPPLIER — you sell, but the ECO pays your GST.🤯And in other supplies? Same platform, opposite role — the ECO doesn't pay a rupee… it just collects TCS, and you stay liable. ⚖️
Two journeys. Two opposite outcomes. One razor-thin line between them. 🪡
You start a business online. Do YOU pay the GST… or does the platform? 🤔
Most students answer in 2 seconds. Most students are wrong. 😏
Because the answer flips completely depending on ONE choice — and almost no lecture breaks it down practically. We do. At length. 🔥
We walk two real journeys every entrepreneur actually faces 👇
🏷 Case 1 — You build your own BRAND + your own ECO.You're the seller. You're also the platform. Threshold or compulsory registration? Who registers? Who pays? 👀 It's not what most people assume.
🛒 Case 2 — You go the BAZAAR route — listing on someone else's marketplace (Amazon, Flipkart, Zomato-type ECO).Now Sec. 9(5) walks in. 🚪 The platform becomes the DEEMED SUPPLIER — you sell, but the ECO pays your GST.🤯And in other supplies? Same platform, opposite role — the ECO doesn't pay a rupee… it just collects TCS, and you stay liable. ⚖️
Two journeys. Two opposite outcomes. One razor-thin line between them. 🪡