A member centre is your own business that works under the Gurukul Technicals Institute name. This article sets out the split of responsibilities in plain terms, using only what the franchise page states, so you know where head office help ends and your own work begins.
The idea in one paragraph
You run a computer training centre anywhere in India, under your own centre name, as an authorised member centre of Gurukul Technicals Institute. You own the premises, hire the staff, enrol the students and teach them. The head office in Delhi supplies the member kit, study notes, exams, and the institute certificates and marksheets for your students, and supports you with training and advice.
What the head office supplies
- Institute certificates and marksheets for your students, with certificate verification by the head office.
- Exams, and online study notes (Gurukul E-Notes) for your students.
- A member kit: a flex board printed with your centre name, a membership certificate for your front desk, student ID cards, classroom posters, a yearly calendar, and a sample certificate and marksheet for display.
- Training, technical support and marketing advice, and the latest course material.
- A WhatsApp group for your centre with the head office as admin, with updates and videos on careers, skills and employment.
- Faculty certificates for your teachers, and admission forms.
- Occasional Zoom meetings with your students, and visits by the head office team for centre functions and certificate distribution.
What you do
- Find and set up the premises, buy and look after the computers, and pay all running costs.
- Hire, manage and pay your instructors, or teach yourself.
- Market the centre locally and enrol students.
- Plan batches and timetables and run the classes.
- Conduct the centre exam in front of a teacher and send certificate requests for students who pass.
- Keep your own accounts, receipts and student records, and follow local business rules.
- Treat students and parents fairly and describe courses honestly.
What you need to apply
The franchise page lists the requirements. Membership is open to computer centre owners, people planning a new centre, students of the institute who want to open their own centre, and businesses or groups entering IT education and training. You need:
- A valid government photo ID such as an Aadhaar card.
- A 10+2 marksheet.
- At least 2 computers, with internet.
- An internet-enabled mobile phone with WhatsApp.
- You must not be a government servant.
How joining works
The enquiry form on the franchise page saves your details and gives you a reference number to quote when you speak to the head office.
- Check that you meet the requirements above.
- Call or WhatsApp the head office with your name, city and state.
- An executive from the head office advises you on taking membership.
- You receive a colour printed membership certificate and the member kit.
What the page does not say
The franchise page does not state a fee, and neither does this guide. It makes no promise about the number of students you will get, the income you will earn, or what any employer or government department will accept. The head office quotes the current membership fee and what the kit includes when you enquire. Ask for it in writing.
A certificate is issued by the institute and verified by the head office on request. Whether any private certificate counts for a particular job or course depends on that employer or department, so never promise a student more than that.
Be careful with look-alikes
The head office asks people to beware of fake names and names similar to its own. Use only the contact details published on this website, and confirm the number you are calling is one of them before you share documents or money with anyone claiming to be the institute.
This guide is general advice for planning. It states no membership fee and promises no income, student numbers or acceptance of a certificate by any employer. Ask the head office for the current fee and terms in writing, and check local rules and tax with a professional. Use the planner to test your own numbers.