RAJA RANI COACHING
PRIVATE
LIMITED
PRIVACY POLICY PERSONAL DATA
COLLECTION, USE, SHARING AND PROTECTION |
Applicable to the Company website, mobile
application, learning management system, course enrolment, communications,
support services and related educational operations.
Document Control |
Official
Company Privacy Policy |
Effective Date |
30-07-2026 |
Policy Version |
1.0 |
Policy Owner |
Raja Rani Coaching Private
Limited |
WHAT WE COLLECT |
Contact,
account, enrolment, course activity, transaction, support and technical usage
information relevant to our services. |
WHY WE USE IT |
To provide
courses, process enrolments, communicate, improve and secure the Platform,
and comply with legal obligations. |
PAYMENT DATA |
Payments
are handled through third-party gateways; the Company may receive transaction
references, status and limited billing information. |
DATA SHARING |
Personal
data is not sold. It may be shared with authorised service providers and
authorities only for stated purposes or where legally required. |
YOUR CHOICES |
You may exercise applicable
access, correction, deletion, grievance, consent-withdrawal and nomination
rights by contacting the Company. |
Important Privacy Notice |
No absolute security guarantee: The
Company applies reasonable safeguards, but no internet transmission,
electronic storage system or security control can be guaranteed to be
completely secure. No automatic refund: Third-Party Payment Failure If payment is debited due to
a technical failure but is not received by Raja Rani Coaching Private
Limited, the amount will be reversed by the concerned bank or payment
gateway within seven business days or as per its applicable policy. The
Company shall not be liable for delays or issues caused by third-party
payment providers, except as required by law. |
1. Introduction and
Scope
Raja Rani Coaching Private Limited
("Company", "Raja Rani Coaching", "RRC",
"we", "us" or "our") respects your privacy and is
committed to handling personal data responsibly. This Privacy Policy explains
the categories of personal data we may collect, the purposes for which we
process it, the circumstances in which it may be shared, the safeguards we
apply and the choices and rights available to you.
This Policy applies when you visit or use
the Company website, mobile application, learning management system, live or
recorded classes, community channels, support services, payment and enrolment
processes, or other related educational services (collectively, the
"Platform"). It also applies to communications and interactions
connected with the Platform.
This Policy should be read together with
the Terms & Conditions, the No Refund, No Cancellation, No Course Transfer
or Course Change Policy (the "Refund Policy"), and any
course-specific or consent notice displayed at the time personal data is
collected. Where applicable law requires a separate or more specific notice or
consent, that notice or consent will apply to the relevant processing activity.
2. Definitions and
Applicable Role
a. "Personal
Data" means information relating to an identified or identifiable
individual, as understood under applicable data-protection law.
b. "Processing"
includes collecting, recording, organising, storing, using, sharing,
transmitting, updating, analysing, restricting or deleting personal data.
c. "User",
"Student", "Learner", "you" and "your"
mean an individual who visits, registers on, purchases from or uses the
Platform.
d. Where
the Company determines the purpose and means of processing personal data, it
acts as the relevant data fiduciary or controller, as applicable under law.
This Policy is intended to operate in
accordance with applicable Indian law, including the Digital Personal Data
Protection Act, 2023 and the Digital Personal Data Protection Rules, 2025, to
the extent brought into force and applicable from time to time, the Information
Technology Act, 2000 and applicable rules, and other relevant laws and
regulations.
3. Personal Data We May
Collect
3.1 Information You Provide
Directly
a. Name,
email address, mobile number, city, postal address and other contact details.
b. Account
registration details, login identifiers, profile information and communication
preferences.
c. Course
selection, enrolment details, batch information, attendance, assignments,
assessments, progress, results and certificate-related information.
d. Support
requests, complaints, feedback, survey responses, call or chat records, and
other communications with the Company.
e. Identity,
eligibility or verification information where reasonably required for
enrolment, assessment, certification, fraud prevention or legal compliance.
3.2 Payment and Transaction
Information
Payments are generally processed through
authorised third-party payment gateways, banks, UPI providers or other payment
service providers. Those providers process payment credentials under their own
terms and privacy practices. The Company may receive and retain limited
transaction information such as the payer name, billing contact details, order
number, transaction identifier, amount, payment status, invoice details, refund
status and fraud or risk indicators.
3.3 Technical, Device and Usage
Information
a. Internet
Protocol address, device type, operating system, browser type, application
version, language, time zone and approximate location derived from technical
data.
b. Login
time, pages or screens visited, clicks, course access, video progress, session
duration, error logs, diagnostics and interactions with Platform features.
c. Cookie
identifiers, advertising or analytics identifiers, referral source and similar
technical information, subject to applicable consent and settings.
3.4 Information from Third
Parties
We may receive information from payment
providers, communication platforms, marketing partners, learning technology
vendors, assessment or certification partners, authorised representatives,
referral sources, social media platforms or other service providers where you
have interacted with them or permitted the disclosure. We process such
information only for legitimate and stated purposes and subject to applicable
law.
4. How We Collect
Personal Data
a. Directly
from you when you register, enrol, pay, attend classes, submit assignments,
contact support, complete a form or otherwise communicate with us.
b. Automatically
when you use the Platform, through cookies, server logs, analytics tools,
security controls and similar technologies.
c. From
authorised third parties that support payment, communications, hosting,
analytics, verification, assessment, certification, marketing or Platform
administration.
d. From
publicly available sources or lawful business records where reasonably
necessary for verification, fraud prevention, legal claims or compliance.
5. Purposes for Which
We Use Personal Data
We may process personal data for one or
more of the following purposes, depending on your interaction with the
Platform:
a. To
create and manage accounts, verify users, process enrolments and activate
course access.
b. To
process payments, issue invoices or receipts, maintain transaction records and
administer approved refunds or payment corrections.
c. To
deliver recorded and live courses, assignments, assessments, mentoring,
support, certificates and other purchased services.
d. To
send transactional messages, class reminders, service notices, policy updates,
account alerts and responses to support or grievance requests.
e. To
provide relevant offers, programme information or promotional communications
where permitted and subject to available opt-out choices.
f. To
personalise the learning experience, remember preferences, maintain progress
and improve course content, Platform functionality and service quality.
g. To
monitor security, prevent fraud, detect credential sharing, investigate misuse,
enforce the Terms & Conditions and protect the Company, Users and third
parties.
h. To
conduct internal reporting, analytics, auditing, quality assurance, staff
training and business planning using data that is proportionate to the purpose.
i. To
comply with accounting, tax, regulatory, legal, law-enforcement and
record-keeping obligations, and to establish, exercise or defend legal claims.
6. Basis for
Processing, Consent and Withdrawal
We process personal data where permitted by
applicable law, including on the basis of your consent, for specified
legitimate uses, to perform or administer services requested by you, to comply
with legal obligations, or for other lawful purposes recognised by applicable
law.
a. Where
consent is required, you may withdraw it using the method stated in the
relevant notice or by contacting us. Withdrawal will apply prospectively and
will not affect processing lawfully carried out before withdrawal.
b. Withdrawal
of consent may prevent us from providing features or services that require the
relevant data. We will explain material consequences where reasonably possible.
c. We
may continue to retain or process limited data after withdrawal where required
or permitted for legal compliance, fraud prevention, dispute resolution,
accounting, security or enforcement of contractual rights.
d. Withdrawing
consent, requesting deletion or closing an account does not automatically
cancel an enrolment, remove payment obligations or create a refund right.
Consent and Service Access |
Withdrawal is prospective: Processing
already lawfully completed before withdrawal is not invalidated. Service impact: Some course, verification,
support, assessment or certificate functions may not be available if required
personal data cannot be processed. Refunds remain separate: Privacy
choices do not override the Refund Policy or mandatory applicable law. |
7. Cookies and Similar
Technologies
The Platform may use cookies, local
storage, pixels, software development kits and similar technologies to keep
users signed in, remember preferences, maintain security, measure performance,
understand usage and support analytics or permitted marketing activities.
a. Strictly
necessary technologies may be required for account login, payment flow,
security and core Platform functions.
b. Analytics
technologies help us understand traffic, errors, course engagement and feature
performance.
c. Preference
technologies remember selected settings and improve continuity between
sessions.
d. Marketing
technologies, where used, may support campaign measurement or relevant
communications and will be subject to applicable consent requirements.
You can manage cookies through browser or
device settings and, where available, through the Platform cookie controls.
Blocking certain technologies may cause login, payment, video, preference or
other features to operate incorrectly.
8. Communications and
Marketing Preferences
We may contact you by email, phone, SMS,
WhatsApp, in-app notification or another official channel for account
administration, enrolment, payment, class delivery, support, security and other
service-related purposes. These essential communications may continue while
necessary to provide the service or comply with law.
Where permitted, we may also send
information about courses, events, offers or services. You may opt out of
promotional communications using the unsubscribe or preference option provided,
or by contacting us. Opting out of marketing does not stop necessary
transactional, legal, security or service communications.
9. Payment Service
Providers
The Company does not control the
independent privacy and security practices of banks, card networks, UPI
applications, payment gateways or other financial service providers. You should
review their applicable terms and privacy notices. We may exchange limited
information with them to initiate or verify payments, prevent fraud, reconcile
transactions, manage disputes and process approved refunds.
10. Sharing and
Disclosure of Personal Data
We do not sell personal data. We may
disclose personal data only to the extent reasonably necessary for the purposes
stated in this Policy, including to the following categories of recipients:
a. Hosting,
cloud, learning management, video delivery, communication, customer support,
analytics, cybersecurity and technical service providers.
b. Payment
gateways, banks, accounting providers, auditors, tax advisers and other
transaction or finance-related service providers.
c. Faculty,
mentors, assessors, certification or academic partners and operational vendors
where access is required to deliver the enrolled service.
d. Professional
advisers, insurers, investigators and authorised representatives where
necessary for compliance, risk management or legal claims.
e. Government
authorities, courts, regulators, law-enforcement bodies or other persons where
disclosure is required by law, binding process or a valid official request.
f. A
purchaser, investor, successor or adviser in connection with a proposed or
completed merger, restructuring, financing, transfer of business or assets,
subject to appropriate confidentiality and legal safeguards.
Service providers are expected to process
personal data only for authorised purposes, apply appropriate safeguards and
comply with their contractual and legal obligations. The Company remains
responsible for its own duties under applicable law but is not responsible for
independent processing carried out by third parties for their own purposes.
11. International
Processing and Data Transfers
Some service providers or technical systems
may process or store personal data outside the state in which you reside or
outside India. Where such processing or transfer occurs, we will take
reasonable steps to ensure that it is carried out in accordance with applicable
Indian law, including any restrictions, directions or safeguards applicable to
cross-border transfers from time to time.
12. Data Retention and
Deletion
We retain personal data only for as long as
reasonably necessary for the purpose for which it was collected, to maintain
course and account records, provide support, comply with legal, tax,
accounting, audit and regulatory obligations, resolve disputes, prevent fraud
and enforce agreements.
a. Retention
periods may vary according to the type of data, course access period, account
status, transaction, certification requirement, legal obligation and risk of a
dispute or claim.
b. When
data is no longer required, we may delete, anonymise, aggregate or securely
archive it in accordance with applicable law and operational procedures.
c. Deletion
from active systems may not immediately remove data from encrypted backups,
audit logs or records retained for legal compliance; such data will remain
protected and be removed or overwritten according to the applicable retention
cycle.
d. We
may refuse or limit a deletion request where retention is required or permitted
by law, necessary to complete an ongoing service, protect security, prevent
fraud, resolve a dispute or establish, exercise or defend legal claims.
13. Data Security
We use reasonable technical and
organisational measures designed to protect personal data against unauthorised
access, disclosure, alteration, loss, destruction or misuse. Depending on the
nature of the data and processing, measures may include access controls,
authentication, role-based permissions, secure hosting, encryption where
appropriate, backups, monitoring, vendor controls, staff confidentiality
obligations and incident-response procedures.
No method of transmission over the
internet, mobile network, email or electronic storage is completely secure.
Accordingly, we cannot guarantee absolute security. You are responsible for
keeping your credentials confidential, using secure devices and networks, and
notifying us promptly of suspected unauthorised access.
Where a personal data breach requires
notification under applicable law, we will take appropriate steps to notify
affected individuals and/or the competent authority in the manner and within
the timeline legally required.
14. Accuracy and User
Responsibilities
a. You
should provide accurate, complete and current personal data and update account
or contact information when it changes.
b. You
must not submit another person's personal data without authority, consent or
another lawful basis.
c. You
should protect passwords, one-time passwords and account access and avoid
sharing course or payment credentials.
d. If
you believe information held about you is incorrect or incomplete, you should
request correction through the contact details in this Policy.
15. Your Rights and
Choices
Subject to applicable law, identity
verification, available exemptions and the nature of the processing, you may
have the right to:
a. Obtain
information about the personal data being processed and the processing
activities carried out by the Company.
b. Request
access to a summary of personal data and information about relevant recipients
or categories of recipients, where legally applicable.
c. Request
correction, completion or updating of inaccurate or incomplete personal data.
d. Request
deletion or erasure of personal data that is no longer necessary, subject to
lawful retention requirements and applicable exceptions.
e. Withdraw
consent where processing is based on consent.
f. Raise
a grievance concerning the processing of personal data or the handling of a
prior request.
g. Nominate
another individual to exercise applicable rights in the event of death or
incapacity, in the manner permitted by law.
h. Lodge
a complaint with the competent authority after following the Company's
grievance process, where required or available under applicable law.
These rights are not absolute. We may
request additional information to verify your identity and authority, and may
refuse, defer or limit a request where permitted by law. We will communicate
the outcome or any material limitation in accordance with applicable
requirements.
16. How to Submit a
Privacy Request
To submit an access, correction, deletion,
consent-withdrawal or grievance request, email support@rajaranicoaching.com
with the subject line "Privacy Request" and include:
a. Your
full name, registered email address and registered mobile number.
b. The
relevant account, course, order or transaction reference, where applicable.
c. A
clear description of the request and the personal data or processing activity
concerned.
d. Reasonable
proof of identity or authority if required to protect your account and prevent
unauthorised disclosure or deletion.
e. Any
supporting document or information reasonably required to locate the relevant
records and assess the request.
We will acknowledge, review and respond
within the period prescribed by applicable law or, where no specific period
applies, within a reasonable period after receiving a complete and verifiable
request. Repeated, manifestly unfounded, fraudulent or technically impossible
requests may be handled as permitted by law.
Privacy Request Contact |
Email: support@rajaranicoaching.com Subject line: Privacy Request Required identifiers: registered
name, email, mobile number and relevant account/course/transaction details. Security verification: The
Company may verify identity and authority before disclosing, correcting or
deleting data. |
17. Children and Users
Below 18 Years
Where a User is below 18 years of age, the
parent or legal guardian must review the applicable terms, authorise the
enrolment and provide verifiable consent where required by law. We may take
reasonable steps to verify the identity and age of the parent or guardian and
to confirm their authority.
Personal data relating to children will be
processed only for lawful educational, account, safety, support, assessment,
certification or administrative purposes and in accordance with applicable
restrictions. If you believe that a child has provided personal data without
the required authorisation, contact us promptly so that we can review and take
appropriate action.
18. Third-Party
Websites, Applications and Services
The Platform may contain links to or
integrations with third-party websites, applications, communication services,
social media platforms, payment services or tools. Their collection and use of
personal data is governed by their own privacy notices and terms. The Company
is not responsible for independent third-party practices, and Users should
review those policies before providing personal data.
19. Legal Requests,
Fraud Prevention and Protection of Rights
We may preserve, use or disclose personal
data where reasonably necessary to comply with applicable law, respond to a
binding legal process or valid governmental request, investigate fraud or
security incidents, enforce the Terms & Conditions, protect the rights and
safety of Users or third parties, or establish, exercise or defend legal
claims. Any disclosure will be limited to what is reasonably necessary and
legally permitted.
20. Grievance Redressal
and Contact Information
Questions, requests or complaints
concerning this Privacy Policy or the processing of personal data may be sent
to:
Company |
Raja Rani
Coaching Private Limited |
Email |
support@rajaranicoaching.com |
Phone |
+91
6351112680 |
Working Hours |
Mon – Sat 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM |
The Company may publish an updated contact
person or grievance mechanism on the Platform. Users should first provide the
Company a reasonable opportunity to investigate and resolve the grievance. This
does not restrict any non-waivable statutory right or remedy.
21. Changes to This
Privacy Policy
We may revise this Privacy Policy
prospectively to reflect changes in law, technology, Platform features, service
providers or business practices. The updated Policy will be posted on the
Platform with a revised effective or last-updated date. Where required by law
or where a change materially affects consent-based processing, we may provide
additional notice or request fresh consent.
Your continued use of the Platform after an
update will not be treated as consent where applicable law requires a separate
affirmative consent. The policy version applicable to a particular processing
activity will be determined according to the relevant notice, consent and law
in force at that time.
22. Governing Law and
Jurisdiction
This Privacy Policy shall be governed by
the applicable laws of India, including data-protection,
information-technology, consumer-protection and other relevant laws and
regulations, as amended and brought into force from time to time.
Subject to any mandatory forum,
jurisdiction, complaint mechanism or remedy available under applicable law,
civil and commercial disputes relating to this Policy or the Company's
processing activities shall be subject to the jurisdiction of the competent
courts at Surat, Gujarat, India.
23. Severability and
Preservation of Statutory Rights
If any provision of this Policy is invalid
or unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall continue in effect. Nothing in
this Policy limits any statutory right, duty, remedy or liability that cannot
lawfully be limited.
24. Failed or Pending
Third-Party Payment Transactions
If an amount is
debited from the Student’s bank account, card, UPI account, wallet, or other
payment instrument due to a technical error, processing failure, timeout, or
interruption involving a third-party payment gateway, bank, payment service
provider, or network, but the transaction is not successfully confirmed in
favour of Raja Rani Coaching Private Limited, the amount will ordinarily
be automatically reversed or refunded by the relevant bank or payment service
provider.
The reversal or refund
will be processed within the timeline prescribed by the applicable bank,
payment gateway, payment service provider, or regulatory guidelines, which may
ordinarily take up to seven business days or such other period as may apply to the
relevant payment method.
Raja Rani Coaching
Private Limited does not receive or control funds relating to an unsuccessful
transaction and shall not be responsible for any delay, failure, banking
charge, or processing issue attributable solely to the relevant bank, payment
gateway, payment service provider, or payment network, except to the extent
required under applicable law.
The Student should
first contact the relevant bank or payment provider using the transaction
reference number. Upon receiving complete transaction details and supporting
evidence, the Company will provide reasonable assistance in verifying the
payment status. Course access will be activated only after successful receipt
and confirmation of payment by the Company.
RBI prescribes
payment-method-specific turnaround times for reversal of failed transactions,
so using “within seven business days or within the applicable timeline
prescribed by the payment provider or law” is safer than guaranteeing a
fixed seven-day refund in every case.
*End Of The Policy*