Reviewed on 20 Aug, 2020

PMP Training

"It was overall a great learning experience.All the doubts and questions were cleared by the trainer. The online mode of delivery was smooth. Good job team. "

Reviewed on 25 Jun, 2019

PMP Training

"This is nice place to learn PMP, Project Management Professional Certification. The trainers are expert in the field. fab experience. "

Reviewed on 17 May, 2019

PMP Training

"Haryana is one of the top most fraudulent organization looting away a huge amount of money in the name of providing educational or professional trainings. A lot of 4 or 5 stars are fake and rated by their staffs themselves.Their staffs are manipulative, persistent in signing you up with them and finally, they neither answer your calls nor respond to emails sent. And in case you ask them to refund your money, they respond ruthlessly by threatening you and apply false blames that you are harassing them by calling several times. They are only running a trap industry rather than an educational institution. I wonder how such organizations in India manage to avail licenses to run such reputed courses and yet score 4 or 5 ratings with their cheap tactics. I would highly not recommend this company to anyone who wants to invest their hard earned money for up skilling purposes. I would really appreciate if someone working in Media or Press who is reading my comments / review can highlight about this organization before they trap a lot of innocent professionals. To read any genuine comments with poor ratings about this centre, please read through the poor reviews in FB or Google posted by the students and trainers before signing up with this unethical centre. I am one of the victims who chose to sign up for the PMP course in Mar '19 (over two months from now) after going through the reviews. "

Reviewed on 26 Mar, 2019

PMP Training

"Ran into a scam when I registered for PMP course in Bangalore branch. As soon as I paid the money (Rs.20,000) they stopped answering my email. When I called them 2 days later, they said the course has been postponed. I was shocked because i had mentioned to them clearly i was travelling the following week and I had to finish the course by 31 march 2019. In the discussion that followed, they refused to refund the money and it became apparent to me this is their usual modus operandi - engaging the student for a particular date, taking the money and then postponing hoping the student will drop the case. This is the second time I am scammed in this manner. First time a institute in Hyderabad took advance and postponed the course. Mercury Solutions was audacious enough to take the entire amount and then abscond. They will clarify now saying the refund rules are mentioned in the invoice. Yes, the refund rules are part of the scam. All they have to do is suggest a date, take money and change the date, and the candidate cannot do anything (as per their thinking) if they do not refund. And as per my identity, don't cast any doubts. I have bills and all email conversations with your Bangalore coordinator Renu Verma. "