MEDICOLEGAL TRAINING FOR PRACTISING DOCTORS
DoctorLawyer™ Academy. Version 1.45, 8 November 2026. In force. Text reference a67ed05ed3ccf4c5. Issued by Dr. Rupal V. Rana, MBBS, DCH, LLB, LLM, Proprietor.
Every price on this page is in Indian rupees and is the whole price. Nothing is added at the payment step.
Medicolegal Essentials. Rs. 2,499, paid once. At doctorlawyeracademy.com/primer.
Clinic Compliance and Social Media. Rs. 3,499, paid once. At doctorlawyeracademy.com/clinic.
Aesthetic and Dermatology Practice. Rs. 6,999, paid once. At doctorlawyeracademy.com/aesthetic. Written for dermatologists, plastic surgeons and doctors running aesthetic clinics; it assumes the ground the first two courses cover and says so on its page, and it may be bought alone.
Medicolegal Essentials for Hospital Staff. Rs. 799, paid once, six months of access. At doctorlawyeracademy.com/staff. Written in plain language for front desk, nursing, OT, ward, laboratory, security and other hospital staff. Seats bought by a hospital, in any number from 1 to 500, priced per seat by how many are bought: 1 to 4 seats Rs. 799 each, 5 to 9 Rs. 639 each, 10 to 24 Rs. 599 each, 25 to 49 Rs. 559 each, 50 or more Rs. 519 each. The price of every seat on an order is set by the size of the whole order. The course is available in English, Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Kannada for your staff: the lessons, the printable sheets and the quizzes can each be read in any of the seven, and the reader can change language at any time at no extra charge. The notes on the law for supervisors, and the certificate, are in English. Where a lesson has a recording, it is read by a digital synthetic voice and is labelled as such; the languages with recordings are shown on the course page.
Medicolegal Essentials for Veterinarians. Rs. 3,499, paid once. At doctorlawyeracademy.com/vet. Written for registered veterinary practitioners, veterinary students and those who work in veterinary practice. It teaches the law, the records and the process, and no clinical practice; its author is a medical practitioner qualified in law and is not a veterinarian. For now it is not part of the pair below, does not count towards the combined credential, and is not sold in seats.
Certificate Course in Medicine and Law for Advocates and Legal Professionals. Rs. 4,999, paid once. At doctorlawyeracademy.com/medlaw. Written for advocates, law graduates and those who work in legal, compliance, claims, insurance or medico-legal roles. It teaches the medicine a lawyer meets and the law that governs medical evidence; it is not legal advice, and its author is a medical practitioner qualified in law and is not an enrolled advocate. It is not part of the pair below, does not count towards the combined credential, and is not sold in seats. Its certificate records completion of a private course: it is not approved by the Bar Council of India, any State Bar Council or the UGC and carries no continuing legal education credit.
Certificate Course in Medicine and Law for Law Students. Rs. 1,499, paid once. At doctorlawyeracademy.com/lawstudent. Written for law students and law graduates not yet enrolled as advocates. The same position as the course above on what it teaches, who wrote it and its certificate, and it does not replace or count towards any university paper. It is not part of the pair below, does not count towards the combined credential, and is not sold in seats.
The Dental Chair and the Law. Rs. 3,999, paid once. At doctorlawyeracademy.com/dental. Written for registered dental practitioners, dental students and interns, and those who work in dental practice. It teaches the law, the records and the process, and no clinical dentistry; its author is a medical practitioner qualified in law and is not a dentist. For now it is not part of the pair below, does not count towards the combined credential, and is not sold in seats.
The Doctor’s Social Media Playbook. Rs. 7,999, paid once. At doctorlawyeracademy.com/marketing. Written for doctors practising in India, and for those who manage a doctor's or a clinic's social media, website or marketing. Its bonus module is a template pack of five demonstration agreements, included in the fee. For now it is not part of the pair below, does not count towards the combined credential, and is not sold in seats.
The Resident’s Bedside Handbook: Calls, Notes and Nights on Duty. Rs. 4,999, paid once. At doctorlawyeracademy.com/resident. Written for resident doctors and interns in India. Its free bonus module brings the eight pocket cards together in one place. For now it is not part of the pair below, does not count towards the combined credential, and is not sold in seats.
Aesthetic Practice: Consent, Photographs and Patient Privacy. Rs. 15,000, paid once. At doctorlawyeracademy.com/aestheticconsent. Written for doctors in aesthetic, dermatology, cosmetic surgery and hair practice in India. Its free bonus module is on patients who come from abroad. Learners who paid for Aesthetic and Dermatology Practice hold a credit of Rs. 2,000 towards it, applied at the checkout to the same email address (Terms clause 33). For now it is not part of a pair, does not count towards the combined credential, and is not sold in seats.
13 May 2027: Is Your Clinic Ready for the DPDP Act? Rs. 9,999, paid once, with twelve months of access. At doctorlawyeracademy.com/dpdp. Written for doctors who own or run a clinic, polyclinic, nursing home or small hospital in India. Its free bonus module plans for 13 May 2027. For now it is not part of a pair, does not count towards the combined credential, and is not sold in seats.
Before the First Admission: Opening a Nursing Home or Hospital in Maharashtra Rs. 6,999, paid once, with twelve months of access from the day you enrol. At doctorlawyeracademy.com/hospitalsetup. Written for doctors, and owners, investors, trustees and managers of nursing homes and hospitals; the law taught is the law as it applies in Maharashtra. Two bonus lessons are included at no extra charge, and its Day-One Checklist is free to anyone. For now it is not part of a pair, does not count towards the combined credential, and is not sold in seats.
Before the Needle: Acupuncture, Cupping and the Law in Maharashtra Rs. 2,999, paid once, with twelve months of access from the day you enrol. At doctorlawyeracademy.com/acupuncture. Written for acupuncture practitioners and their assistants, doctors and other practitioners who add acupuncture, acupressure or cupping, and therapy-centre owners; the law taught is the law as it applies in Maharashtra. A bonus module of demonstration templates is included. For now it is not part of a pair, does not count towards the combined credential, and is not sold in seats.
Before the First Embryo: Opening and Marketing an IVF Centre Within the Law Rs. 9,999, paid once, with twelve months of access from the day you enrol. At doctorlawyeracademy.com/ivflaunch. Written for doctors opening or running an IVF or fertility centre, and the owners, investors, managers and marketing teams who work with them. A bonus lesson, the launch checklist, is included. Learners who paid for Before the First Admission: Opening a Nursing Home or Hospital in Maharashtra hold a credit of Rs. 2,000 towards it, applied at the checkout to the same email address (Terms clause 34). For now it is not part of a pair, does not count towards the combined credential, and is not sold in seats.
Dentists and Facial Aesthetics: where the law draws the line. Rs. 4,999, paid once, with twelve months of access from the day you enrol. At doctorlawyeracademy.com/dentalaesthetics. Written for registered dental practitioners, dental students and interns, and those who work in dental practice who do, or are thinking of doing, facial aesthetic work. It teaches the law, the records and the process, and no clinical technique; its author is a medical practitioner qualified in law and is not a dentist. A free bonus module, on the joint face clinic, is included. For now it is not part of a pair, does not count towards the combined credential, and is not sold in seats.
Teleconsult: The Comprehensive Course Rs. 3,999, paid once, with twelve months of access from the day you enrol. At doctorlawyeracademy.com/telemedicine. Written for registered medical practitioners who consult patients by video, audio or text; the law taught is the law in India, as we read it. A bonus module is included. For now it is not part of a pair, does not count towards the combined credential, and is not sold in seats.
Your Indemnity Cover: Read It, Keep It, Use It Rs. 3,999, paid once, with twelve months of access from the day you enrol. At doctorlawyeracademy.com/indemnity. Written for registered medical practitioners, about the indemnity cover they hold; the law taught is the law in India, as we read it. A bonus module is included. For now it is not part of a pair, does not count towards the combined credential, and is not sold in seats.
Homoeopaths and Aesthetic Practice: where the law draws the line. Rs. 4,999, paid once, with twelve months of access from the day you enrol. At doctorlawyeracademy.com/homoeoaesthetics. Written for registered homoeopathic practitioners, homoeopathy students and interns, and those who work in homoeopathic practice, about aesthetic work by homoeopaths. It teaches the law, the records and the process, and no clinical practice; its author is a medical practitioner qualified in law and is not a homoeopath. It is general education about the law, not legal advice for any individual practice, and it does not say that any service is permitted. A free bonus module, on premises and records, is included. For now it is not part of a pair, does not count towards the combined credential, and is not sold in seats.
BHMS Doctors and the CCMP: the Law in Maharashtra. Rs. 2,999, paid once, with twelve months of access from the day you enrol. At doctorlawyeracademy.com/homoeoccmp. Written for registered homoeopathic practitioners in Maharashtra, with or without the Certificate Course in Modern Pharmacology, homoeopathy students and interns, and hospitals and nursing homes that employ homoeopathic doctors, about homoeopaths and modern medicine in Maharashtra. It teaches the law, the records and the process, and no clinical practice; its author is a medical practitioner qualified in law and is not a homoeopath. It is general education about the law, not legal advice for any individual practice, and it does not say whether any homoeopath may or may not practise modern medicine. A free bonus module, a dated summary of what the texts say and what is still open, is included. For now it is not part of a pair, does not count towards the combined credential, and is not sold in seats.
The first two courses together. Rs. 4,999, paid once, against Rs. 5,998 for the two bought separately. At doctorlawyeracademy.com/bundle. One payment opens both courses, each with its own twelve months from that day, and when both certificates have issued in your name a third, combined credential issues at no charge.
Clinic Compliance and Social Media with The Doctor’s Social Media Playbook. Rs. 9,999, paid once, against Rs. 11,498 for the two bought separately. At doctorlawyeracademy.com/playbook-pair. One payment opens both courses, each with its own twelve months from that day and its own certificate. The Playbook is not part of the combined credential. Clause 32 of the Terms of Enrolment is the operative text.
Doctor All-Access: the twelve courses written for doctors. Rs. 29,999, paid once. The separate prices of the twelve on this page add up to Rs. 78,989. At doctorlawyeracademy.com/allaccess. One payment opens all twelve, each with its own twelve months from that day; it does not renew. What you paid for any of the twelve in the previous twelve months, after any refund, coupon or credit, is credited, up to Rs. 25,000, so the least you pay is Rs. 4,999; we send the figures to your email address before you pay. Not included: the courses for veterinarians, dentists, homoeopaths, hospital staff, advocates and law students. A course for doctors opened during your twelve months is added at no charge within three working days, for the rest of them, if its price on the day it opens is Rs. 15,000 or less. Clause 36 of the Terms of Enrolment.
Library Card: one doctor course at a time. Thirty days, Rs. 1,499, or twelve months, Rs. 9,999, paid once. At doctorlawyeracademy.com/librarycard. It does not renew. The thirty day card allows one switch to another course after seven days; the twelve month card a switch every thirty days. A loan opens lessons and quizzes only: no certificate, handouts or bonus module, which come with the course itself. A card payment is not credited towards any course or Doctor All-Access. Not lent: Aesthetic Practice: Consent, Photographs and Patient Privacy, and the courses for veterinarians, dentists, homoeopaths, hospital staff, advocates and law students. Clause 37 of the Terms of Enrolment.
One price for each course, the same for everybody. Neither course is a prerequisite for the other; the second assumes the ground the first covers and says so on its page. The amount is fixed when your order is created, and a later change of price never applies to a course you have already paid for; nothing further is ever charged to you for it.
What the fee gives you. All eight modules of that course, and its free bonus module. The scored quiz at the end of each module, five applied questions, four correct to pass, retaken as often as you like, with the authority explained on every answer. The final quiz across all eight modules, sixteen questions, twelve correct to pass, also retaken as often as you need. The certificate of completion for that course once all of that is passed. And the public verification page for that certificate, which anyone you show it to can check.
Your access lasts twelve months from the day you enrol, except Medicolegal Essentials for Hospital Staff bought by one person, which lasts six months (a seat bought by an institution lasts twelve). One payment. No subscription, and nothing renews by itself. When your access ends the modules close; your quiz results are kept and your certificate, if issued, does not expire. If you then want to read the course again you may enrol again at the price in force on that day, and you carry on from where you were.
Module one and its quiz open without payment, so you can see the writing, the depth and the way the questions work before you decide anything. We ask for your name and your email address and nothing else. No payment instrument is asked for, nothing is charged, and nothing is charged later unless you choose to enrol in the full course.
The pages you read before paying carry your name and your email address in the same way as the rest of the course, because the material is licensed to the person reading it.
No goods and services tax is charged, because the practice is below the threshold under section 22(1) of the Central Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017. If that changes, any tax that applies will be shown before you pay, and it will never be added after you have paid. Where no tax is shown, none is being charged.
Payment is taken by Razorpay. Your card number, your account details and your one time password are never seen by us and never reach this site. What comes back to us is a transaction reference and a confirmation that the payment succeeded.
We do not offer part payment or credit. Nothing is charged until you complete payment.
Within seven days, with no more than two of the eight modules of that course completed, the whole fee for that course comes back with no reason needed. The refunds page sets out the rest, including the position where a course is not as described, which has no time limit. Reading module one before you pay costs you nothing and is not a purchase, so no refund question arises on it.
We may change the price of any course. A change applies only to enrolments made after it takes effect. It never applies to a course you have already paid for, and nothing further is ever charged to you for a course you have already bought. Anyone who paid a different amount for a course before 28 September 2026 keeps everything that payment bought.
Anyone who enrolled in the Medicolegal Essentials course while it was offered at no charge keeps that access at no charge. Version 1.0 of the Terms of Enrolment promised that, and it stands.
From time to time we publish a coupon for a stated course: a stated amount off, for orders created between stated dates. While one is running, the course page says so in one plain line, with the code and its last day. You type the code at checkout, or open a link that carries it. Before you pay, the order shows the price of the course, the coupon and what you will pay, and your receipt shows the same.
One coupon per purchase, and coupons never add together. Unless a coupon says so, it is not for either pair of courses bought together, for seats, for a gift link or for enrolling again after your access has ended, and it is never for the courses in medicine and law. A coupon has no cash value, it never applies to a course already paid for, and a refund is always of the amount you actually paid. Clause 31 of the Terms of Enrolment is the operative text.
Specialty tracks, live cohorts and on-site workshops are being built. Prices will be published here before any of them goes on sale, and the waitlist is the only thing you can join today. Joining it costs nothing and commits you to nothing.
Advice on your own matter, an opinion on your own facts, and representation before any forum are not part of any course fee and are not available at these prices. That work is separate, separately instructed, and quoted before it begins.
Version 1.45 replaces version 1.44 and is the version in force (8 November 2026). What changed in 1.45: the course at doctorlawyeracademy.com/dpdp is renamed 13 May 2027: Is Your Clinic Ready for the DPDP Act?. Its price and terms are unchanged. Nothing else changed.
Version 1.44 replaced version 1.43 (8 November 2026). What changed in 1.44: the course at doctorlawyeracademy.com/homoeoccmp is renamed BHMS Doctors and the CCMP: the Law in Maharashtra. Its price and terms are unchanged. Nothing else changed.
Version 1.43 replaced version 1.42 (7 November 2026). What changed in 1.43: the teleconsultation course is renamed Teleconsult: The Comprehensive Course. No price changed.
Version 1.42 replaced version 1.41 (7 November 2026). What changed in 1.42: a new course, BHMS Doctors and the CCMP: the Law in Maharashtra, at Rs. 2,999, paid once, from 7 November 2026, with a free bonus module included. No other price, term or entitlement changed.
Version 1.41 replaced version 1.40. What changed in 1.41: the Doctor All-Access line now says how the credit is capped and that doctor courses opened during the twelve months are added if listed at Rs. 15,000 or less; and the two library cards, Rs. 1,499 and Rs. 9,999 (clause 37 of the Terms). No course price changed.
Version 1.40 replaced version 1.39 (7 November 2026). What changed in 1.40: Doctor All-Access added, Rs. 29,999 paid once (clause 36 of the Terms). No course price changed.
Version 1.39 replaced version 1.38. What changed in 1.39: a new course, Homoeopaths and Aesthetic Practice: where the law draws the line, at Rs. 4,999, paid once, from 6 November 2026, with a free bonus module included. No other price, term or entitlement changed.
Version 1.38 replaced version 1.37. What changed in 1.38: a new course, Your Indemnity Cover: Read It, Keep It, Use It, at Rs. 3,999, paid once, from 6 November 2026, with a bonus module included. No other price, term or entitlement changed.
Version 1.37 replaced version 1.36. What changed in 1.37: a new course, Your Name on an Online Prescription: Teleconsultation and the Law in India, at Rs. 3,999, paid once, from 1 November 2026, with a bonus module included. No other price, term or entitlement changed.
Version 1.36 replaced version 1.35. What changed in 1.36: a new course, Dentists and Facial Aesthetics: where the law draws the line, at Rs. 4,999, paid once, from 31 October 2026, with a free bonus module included. No other price, term or entitlement changed.
Version 1.35 replaced version 1.34. What changed in 1.35: a new course, Before the First Embryo: Opening and Marketing an IVF Centre Within the Law, at Rs. 9,999, paid once, from 31 October 2026, with a bonus lesson included, and a credit of Rs. 2,000 towards it for learners of Before the First Admission: Opening a Nursing Home or Hospital in Maharashtra (Terms clause 34). No other price, term or entitlement changed.
Version 1.34 replaced version 1.33. What changed in 1.34: a new course, Before the Needle: Acupuncture, Cupping and the Law in Maharashtra, at Rs. 2,999, paid once, from 29 October 2026, with a bonus module of demonstration templates included. No other price, term or entitlement changed.
Version 1.33 replaced version 1.32. What changed in 1.33: a new course, Before the First Admission: Opening a Nursing Home or Hospital in Maharashtra, at Rs. 6,999, paid once, from 26 October 2026, with two bonus lessons included at no extra charge. No other price, term or entitlement changed.
Version 1.32 replaced version 1.31. What changed in 1.32: a new course, 13 May 2027: Is Your Clinic Ready for India’s Data Protection Law?, at Rs. 9,999, paid once, from 24 October 2026, with a free bonus module on planning for 13 May 2027. No other price, term or entitlement changed.
Version 1.31 replaced version 1.30. What changed in 1.31: the eleventh course, at doctorlawyeracademy.com/aestheticconsent, is renamed Aesthetic Practice: Consent, Photographs and Patient Privacy (it was Consent, Photographs and Patient Privacy in Aesthetic Practice). Its content, price, credit and terms are unchanged, and anyone already enrolled keeps everything they have. Nothing else changed.
Version 1.30 replaced version 1.29. What changed in 1.30: a new course, Consent, Photographs and Patient Privacy in Aesthetic Practice, at Rs. 15,000, paid once, from 19 October 2026, with a free bonus module on patients from abroad, and a credit of Rs. 2,000 towards it for learners who paid for Aesthetic and Dermatology Practice. No other price, term or entitlement changed.
Version 1.29 replaced version 1.28. What changed in 1.29: a second pair, Clinic Compliance and Social Media with The Doctor’s Social Media Playbook, at Rs. 9,999, paid once, from 15 October 2026, at doctorlawyeracademy.com/playbook-pair; and the coupon paragraph now says a coupon is not for either pair unless it says so. No price of a single course changed. Nothing else changed.
Version 1.28 replaced version 1.27. What changed in 1.28: The Resident’s Bedside Handbook: Calls, Notes and Nights on Duty now costs Rs. 4,999, paid once (it was Rs. 3,499 from its launch earlier on 3 October 2026). Anyone who enrolled at Rs. 3,499 keeps the price paid. No other price, term or entitlement changed.
Version 1.27 replaced version 1.26. What changed in 1.27: a new course, The Resident’s Bedside Handbook: Calls, Notes and Nights on Duty, for resident doctors and interns, at Rs. 3,499, paid once, from 3 October 2026, with a free bonus module that brings its eight pocket cards together. No other price, term or entitlement changed.
Version 1.26 replaced version 1.25. What changed in 1.26: a new section, Coupons, saying how a coupon is shown and applied and its limits, with clause 31 of the Terms of Enrolment as the operative text. No price changed. Nothing else changed.
Version 1.25 replaced version 1.24. What changed in 1.25: seats in Medicolegal Essentials for Hospital Staff bought by an institution are priced as a reduction on the single price of Rs. 799, growing with the size of the order: 5 to 9 seats Rs. 639 each (20 per cent less), 10 to 24 Rs. 599 each (25 per cent less), 25 to 49 Rs. 559 each (30 per cent less), 50 or more Rs. 519 each (35 per cent less), for orders created on or after 3 October 2026. 1 to 4 seats stay at Rs. 799 each. Seats already bought keep the price that was paid. From the same date, Aesthetic and Dermatology Practice costs Rs. 6,999 instead of Rs. 4,999, and The Doctor’s Social Media Playbook costs Rs. 7,999 instead of Rs. 3,999; anyone who has already paid for either keeps everything they bought. Nothing else changed.
Version 1.24 replaced version 1.23. What changed in 1.24: a ninth course, The Doctor’s Social Media Playbook, for doctors, at Rs. 3,999, from 3 October 2026, with a template pack as its bonus module, included in the fee. No other price, term or entitlement changed.
Version 1.23 replaced version 1.22. What changed in 1.23: the hospital staff course can now also be read in Kannada, from 2 October 2026, so it is available in seven languages. No price, term or entitlement changed.
Version 1.22 replaced version 1.21. What changed in 1.22: the hospital staff course can now also be read in Malayalam, from 2 October 2026, so it is available in six languages. No price, term or entitlement changed.
Version 1.21 replaced version 1.20. What changed in 1.21: Medicolegal Essentials for Hospital Staff costs Rs. 799 for one person, and 1 to 4 seats bought by an institution are Rs. 799 each, from 30 September 2026. Seats in larger numbers are unchanged. Nothing else changed.
Version 1.20 replaced version 1.19. What changed in 1.20: one price per course, from 28 September 2026. The founding prices and their limit of 200 enrolments are withdrawn; each course is sold at what was its standing price, and the first two together at Rs. 4,999. The hospital staff course stays at Rs. 299 and team prices are unchanged. Nothing else changed.
Version 1.19 replaced version 1.18. What changed in 1.19: the hospital staff course, bought by one person, gives six months of access instead of twelve, for enrolments made on or after 27 September 2026; earlier enrolments keep twelve months, and seats bought by an institution still carry twelve months. Nothing else changed.
Version 1.18 replaced version 1.17. What changed in 1.18: the entry for the hospital staff course now says its recordings are read by a digital synthetic voice, the wording used across the site; it said a computer-generated voice. The meaning is the same. Nothing else changed.
Version 1.17 replaced version 1.16. What changed in 1.17: an eighth course, The Dental Chair and the Law, for dentists, at a founding price of Rs. 2,499 for its first 200 paid enrolments, counted separately, and a standing price of Rs. 3,999 afterwards. The price changes paragraph names its standing price. It is not part of the pair, the combined credential or seats. Nothing else changed.
Version 1.16 replaced version 1.15. What changed in 1.16: two courses in medicine and law: the Certificate Course in Medicine and Law for Advocates and Legal Professionals, at a founding price of Rs. 2,999 for its first 200 paid enrolments, counted separately, and a standing price of Rs. 4,999 afterwards; and the Certificate Course in Medicine and Law for Law Students, at a founding price of Rs. 699 for its first 200 paid enrolments, counted separately, and a standing price of Rs. 1,499 afterwards. The price changes paragraph names both standing prices. Neither is part of the pair, the combined credential or seats. Nothing else changed.
Version 1.15 replaced version 1.14. What changed in 1.15: a fifth course, Medicolegal Essentials for Veterinarians, at a founding price of Rs. 1,499 for its first 200 paid enrolments, counted separately, and a standing price of Rs. 3,499 afterwards; the price changes paragraph names its standing price. It is not part of the pair, the combined credential or seats. Nothing else changed.
Version 1.14 replaced version 1.13. What changed in 1.14: the explanation of the two prices of Medicolegal Essentials no longer refers to recordings. The founding price of Rs. 999 and the standing price of Rs. 2,499 are for the same written course; no recordings are promised. The prices themselves are unchanged. Nothing else changed.
Version 1.13 replaced version 1.12. What changed in 1.13: the entry for the hospital staff course now says that it is available in English, Hindi, Marathi, Tamil and Telugu, what is translated and what stays in English, and that any lesson recording is read by a computer-generated voice. No price, term or entitlement changed.
Version 1.12 replaced version 1.11. What changed in 1.12: seats in the hospital staff course are sold in any number from 1 to 500 instead of packs of 5, 10 and 25, priced per seat by the size of the order. Nothing else changed.
Version 1.11 replaced version 1.10. What changed in 1.11: a fourth course, Medicolegal Essentials for Hospital Staff, at one price of Rs. 299, with seat prices for hospitals. Nothing else changed.
Version 1.10 replaced version 1.9. What changed in 1.10: a count, and nothing else. This page said nine scored quizzes while the course page said ten. Both were true and they read as a contradiction: nine are the eight module quizzes and the final quiz, which are the ones that decide the certificate, and the tenth is the free bonus module's own quiz, which decides nothing. The page now says ten and says which nine count. No price, term or entitlement changed.
Version 1.9 replaces version 1.8. What changed in 1.9: a third course, Aesthetic and Dermatology Practice, at doctorlawyeracademy.com/aesthetic, at a founding price of Rs. 2,999 for its first 200 enrolments and a standing price of Rs. 4,999 afterwards; the combined credential now issues for any two or more courses. Nothing else changed.
Version 1.8 replaces version 1.7. What changed in 1.8: the two courses can be bought together at doctorlawyeracademy.com/bundle, at a founding price of Rs. 1,999 while both courses have founding places and a standing price of Rs. 4,999 afterwards, with a combined credential when both certificates have issued; and the line on what happens at the end of the twelve months now says that the modules close, results and certificates are kept, and enrolling again is possible at the then price. Nothing else changed.
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