Standard Rate for a customized MDP = Rs 11500 per person per day
Standard Rate for a standard MDP = Rs 10000 per person per day
Standard Recovery from an EMP = Rs 5000 per day (of 4 sessions )
For our MDP model we will charge Rs 9000 and will charge Rs 1000 for submitting an application and having it commented on. .
Standard Rate for a standard MDP = Rs 10000 per person per day
Standard Recovery from an EMP = Rs 5000 per day (of 4 sessions )
For our MDP model we will charge Rs 9000 and will charge Rs 1000 for submitting an application and having it commented on. .
2009/12/20 S.K. Palekar <sk.palekar@spjimr.org>
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Currently we get on an average 150 Lakhs per batch ( 40 x 3.75 Lakhs ). In 60 days we must be delivering 300 sessions. So our income per session is 150 Lakhs divided by 300 which equals = Rs 50000 per session ( which means 1250 per session ) ( means 5000 per theme ). We want to charge Rs 7500 per person per day.
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