Can I pay the pre-primary course fee in instalments?
APTTI's course page does not publish an instalment plan, so ask admissions before you apply. They can confirm whether instalments are possible for your level, the payment schedule, accepted payment methods and the GST amount on the INR fee. The full fees are ₹10,000, ₹20,000, ₹30,000 or ₹35,000 + GST (US$170, US$325, US$475 or US$549).
What this means in practice
Getting the payment terms in writing protects you and makes budgeting easier.
Questions to ask about payment
- Is an instalment plan available for my level?
- How much is GST on my fee?
- Which methods are accepted (UPI, bank transfer, card, international transfer)?
- When does course access start?
- What is the refund policy?
Budgeting tips
Start with the Certificate if budget is tight; ask whether you can upgrade later.
Avoiding payment problems
Before paying, confirm the payee name and account details with admissions through official channels, and check that they match what is published. If you pay by bank transfer, keep the transaction reference and send it to admissions. International learners should ask about bank charges, because transfer fees can reduce the amount received. If anything about a payment request feels unusual, call the official number on this website to check before sending money.
Practical next steps
- Send a quick enquiry or WhatsApp message.
- Ask for written payment terms.
- Pay only through official channels.
- Keep all receipts.
Common follow-up questions
Is there an EMI option?
Not published; ask admissions.
Is the fee refundable?
Ask admissions for the current refund policy before paying.
Sources
Course facts from APTTI's published course pages, checked 10 October 2026. Editorial policy.
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