IMPORTANT: By enrolling, you acknowledge that (a) this Program is an Industrial Training / Mentorship service, not a degree, diploma, apprenticeship under the Apprentices Act, nor a guaranteed pathway to employment; and (b) fees are payable for services delivered.

1. Definitions

  • Company / MedTourEasy: MedTourEasy (and its authorized Indian affiliates/partners).
  • Trainee / You / Participant: The individual applying for or enrolled in a Traineeship.
  • Traineeship / Program: Industrial Training Programs with mentorship support, including structured learning modules, guided exposure, curated resources, or referrals (non-placement-guaranteed).
  • Partner Organizations: Third-party companies, hospitals, clinics, startups, service providers, or educational/industry entities with which MedTourEasy has a collaboration, referral, or networking relationship.
  • Fee: The monetary consideration (plus applicable taxes such as GST) payable for access to Program services.
  • Portal / Platform: Any online system, LMS, videoconference tool, communication channel, or digital interface used for delivery.
  • Grievance Officer: The person designated under Indian law (see Section 28) to handle complaints.

2. Eligibility

You must:

  1. Be at least 18 years old (or provide valid parent/guardian consent if 16–17, where permitted).
  2. Be legally competent under the Indian Contract Act, 1872.
  3. Provide accurate personal, academic, and identification details (PAN, Aadhaar (optional), government ID, or education credentials if requested).
  4. Satisfy any prerequisite qualifications stated for a specific Program. MedTourEasy may decline or revoke enrollment for misrepresentation, regulatory non-compliance, or security concerns.

3. Application & Enrollment

  • Application does not guarantee acceptance; selection may be merit, capacity, or cohort-based.
  • Enrollment is confirmed only after (a) written acceptance or issuance of an Offer/Admission Email and (b) receipt of full or initial installment Fee.
  • MedTourEasy may request KYC/ID verification consistent with reasonable compliance practices.

4. Program Fee (Service Clause)

A Program Fee applies because MedTourEasy delivers structured industrial training services, mentorship support, coordination, curated content, and limited referral facilitation. You agree:

  • Fee is strictly for training services and access, NOT a placement deposit, security, employment retainer, or wage substitution.
  • Unless otherwise mandated by Indian consumer protection law (Consumer Protection Act, 2019) or expressly stated in a written Refund Policy (Annex A herein), Fees become non-refundable upon (i) issuance of platform credentials or (ii) delivery of ≥10% of scheduled content, whichever occurs earlier, except in Approved Refund Circumstances (Section 6 & Annex A).
  • Applicable GST (if chargeable under Indian tax law) will be added; a tax invoice will be provided where details are furnished (legal name, address, GSTIN if a business claimant).
  • Non-payment or payment default may suspend access.

5. Payment & Tax

  • Accepted methods: UPI, IMPS/NEFT/RTGS, credit/debit cards, netbanking, or other notified gateways.
  • Payment plans (if offered) are conditional; missed installments may accelerate total due.
  • All bank, payment gateway, FX conversion, or remittance charges are borne by you.
  • You are responsible for reporting and compliance with any personal income tax implications.

6. Refunds (India Context)

Program has strict no refund policy. No refunds in disciplinary termination (Section 12A) or after substantive content access as clarified above, except where legally compelled.

7. No Employment or Placement Guarantee; Referrals

MedTourEasy may provide guidance, networking, or referrals to Partner Organizations, but:

  • No guarantee of internship, stipend, employment, or future role is made.
  • Referral introductions do not create an agency, joint employment, or recruitment service liable for outcomes.
  • You must conduct independent due diligence before accepting any external engagement.

8. Program Delivery & Modifications

  • Delivery may include live sessions, recordings, mentorship meetings, case studies, projects, simulations, or observational exposure (onsite/virtual).
  • MedTourEasy may adapt curriculum, mentors, schedule, or mode (e.g., shifting onsite to virtual) for pedagogical improvement, availability, safety, compliance, or force majeure.
  • Material changes (e.g., >20% schedule shift) will be notified with reasonable lead time where feasible.

9. Attendance & Participation

  • Minimum attendance/assignment submission may be required for successful completion (thresholds stated in your onboarding pack or cohort guide).
  • You are responsible for requisite devices, software, and Internet quality.
  • Repeated non-participation (e.g., <40% engagement without approved leave) may impact certification or trigger administrative removal (no refund unless compelled by law).

10. Assessments & Certification

  • Assessments may include quizzes, practical tasks, reflective logs, presentations, capstones.
  • Certification criteria (attendance %, assignment completion, conduct compliance) will be disclosed.
  • Certificates are statements of completion only—not a government-recognized degree, AICTE/UGC qualification, professional license, or apprenticeship credential.

11. Conduct & Ethics

You agree to:

  • Maintain respectful, professional communication.
  • Refrain from harassment, discrimination, defamation, threats, obscenity, or bullying.
  • Avoid academic dishonesty (plagiarism, unauthorized collaboration, impersonation).
  • Not upload malicious code, infringing material, or personal data of others without consent.
  • Comply with the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013 (PoSH) principles for all Program-related interactions (physical or virtual). Violations lead to action per Sections 11A & 12A.

11A. PoSH & Anti-Harassment

  • Sexual harassment complaints will be addressed consistent with PoSH Act principles. If MedTourEasy is not a “workplace” in the statutory sense for a particular interaction, it still adopts a zero-tolerance approach.
  • An Internal Committee or designated external PoSH advisor may be engaged for complaint handling when required or appropriate.
  • Interim measures (session exclusion, restricted communication) may be imposed pending review.

12. Intellectual Property

  • All Program content (documents, slides, recorded sessions, frameworks, code examples, designs, branding, project proposals, sample reports, solution templates) is owned/licensed by MedTourEasy; protected under the Indian Copyright Act, 1957, and trademark laws.
  • Limited, personal, non-transferable license is granted for individual educational use during active enrollment only, subject to Section 12B for post-completion obligations.
  • No resale, public distribution (including uploading to YouTube, Telegram, public GitHub repos, LinkedIn posts, or file-sharing drives), or derivative commercialization without written consent.
  • Your original project submissions remain your IP. You grant MedTourEasy a non-exclusive, royalty-free license to use anonymized or aggregated versions for quality assurance, accreditation, or marketing unless you opt-out via written notice prior to public use.

12A. Disciplinary Grounds & Misbehaviour Termination (No Refund)

MedTourEasy may terminate or suspend immediately (without refund) for:

  1. Harassment, abusive conduct, discriminatory or hateful speech.
  2. Academic or credential fraud.
  3. Unauthorized sharing/sale/leak of proprietary or confidential materials.
  4. Data protection breaches (e.g., exposing other trainees’ personal data).
  5. Attempts to sabotage platforms or cyber misuse (IT Act, 2000 relevant offences).
  6. Defamatory public postings materially harming reputation based on false statements.
  7. Any conduct inviting legal liability or threatening safety. Consequences: Loss of access, no refund, potential blacklisting from future cohorts, and notification to relevant authorities if legally required.

12B. Post-Completion Handling of Training Materials (Non-Retention & Non-Disclosure)

  • Upon completion or termination of the Program, you must not retain, store, archive, download (beyond any temporary cache), or continue to possess copies (digital or physical) of MedTourEasy-provided proprietary training materials, including but not limited to: project proposals, sample or template project reports, mentor solution notes, proprietary case studies, internal evaluation rubrics, curated data sets, or strategy decks (“Restricted Materials”).
  • You must not upload, publish, disseminate, display, or share Restricted Materials (in whole or substantial part) on public or semi-public platforms (e.g., GitHub public repositories, social media posts, forums, open drives, personal portfolio sites) without explicit prior written consent.
  • Limited retention of your own independently-authored work product (your original code, analyses, reflections) is permitted provided it: (a) does not reproduce or embed Restricted Materials verbatim or in a form that substitutes for them; and (b) removes any confidential partner identifiers or proprietary solution logic originating from MedTourEasy.
  • On written request by MedTourEasy (e.g., suspected breach), you must certify (and, if reasonably required, evidence) deletion/secure destruction of Restricted Materials within 7 calendar days.
  • Any continued unauthorized possession or dissemination constitutes infringement and may trigger injunctive relief, damages claims, and reporting to relevant platforms for takedown.
  • Backup, sync, or cached copies within standard automated system backups must not be intentionally restored or redistributed; they should naturally age out per your system’s normal retention cycle.
  • These obligations survive completion or termination indefinitely.

13. Confidentiality

  • Non-public curriculum strategies, mentor notes, partner contact details, or internal discussion forums are confidential.
  • You shall not replicate or disclose internal communications except with express permission or legal compulsion.
  • Obligation survives termination.

14. Data Protection & Privacy (India)

  • Personal data is processed per MedTourEasy’s Privacy Policy (Annex B / URL).
  • Until fully operationalized, obligations draw from: (i) Information Technology Act, 2000; (ii) Information Technology (Reasonable Security Practices and Procedures and Sensitive Personal Data or Information) Rules, 2011; and (iii) transitional approach to the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (DPDP Act) as it is notified/provisioned.
  • Lawful bases: consent, legitimate interest in delivering training, compliance with legal demands.
  • Sensitive data (health info if clinical exposure required) collected only for legitimate purposes with consent.
  • Data storage: Servers may be domestic or international (with reasonable security). Cross-border transfers (if any) will follow emerging DPDP compliance frameworks.
  • Rights (subject to law): access, correction, withdrawal of consent (prospective), grievance.
  • Contact the Grievance Officer (Section 28) for privacy concerns.

15. Technology & Platform Use

  • You agree not to attempt unauthorized access, injection attacks, scraping at scale, or circumvent DRM.
  • Session recordings (if any) are for internal quality and revision—do not independently record without consent.
  • Report security vulnerabilities promptly (good-faith reports will not be penalized).

16. Third-Party Tools

  • External tools (e.g., Zoom, Google Workspace, Slack/Teams, LMS plugins) have their own terms; outages or privacy practices of third parties are outside MedTourEasy’s direct control.
  • You should review and accept those third-party terms before use.

17. No Employment Relationship

  • Participation does not create an employer-employee relationship under Indian labour laws (Factories Act, Shops & Establishments Acts, etc.).
  • No wages, PF, ESI, gratuity, or statutory employment benefits accrue.
  • This is not an apprenticeship under the Apprentices Act, 1961 nor “on-the-job training” for statutory compliance; it is an educational/mentorship service.

18. Limitation of Liability

To the fullest extent permitted under Indian law:

  • MedTourEasy is not liable for indirect, incidental, special, exemplary, or consequential damages (loss of opportunity, goodwill, or prospective employment).
  • Aggregate liability is capped at total Fees actually paid for the specific Program from which the claim arises.
  • This does not exclude liability for proven fraud, willful misconduct, or death/personal injury caused by gross negligence where such exclusion is unlawful.

19. Disclaimer

  • Program outcomes depend on your aptitude, effort, and external market/industry conditions.
  • No express or implied warranty of job placement, income increase, licensure, or suitability for a specific professional objective.
  • Any career guidance is informational and not regulated financial, legal, or medical advice.

20. Force Majeure

MedTourEasy is excused for delays or non-performance due to events beyond reasonable control: natural disasters, epidemics/pandemics, governmental directives, telecom failures, cyberattacks, civil unrest, strikes, or legal injunctions. Delivery may be rescheduled, virtualized, or adapted without refund unless the entire Program is abandoned before 25% delivery—then pro-rata solutions or credits may be offered (commercial goodwill, not obligation, unless required by law).

21. Governing Law & Jurisdiction

These Terms are governed by the laws of India. Subject to Section 22 (if arbitration elected), courts at [Insert City, e.g., New Delhi / Mumbai / Bengaluru] shall have exclusive jurisdiction. Consumer disputes may also be taken to appropriate Consumer Commissions under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019.

22. Dispute Resolution & Arbitration (Optional Clause)

If MedTourEasy elects to include arbitration (choose one approach): Option A (Arbitration Included):

  • Any dispute not resolved through amicable negotiation within 30 days may be referred to a sole arbitrator appointed mutually or, failing agreement, appointed under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996.
  • Seat & Venue: [Insert City, India]. Language: English. Award final and binding, subject to limited statutory challenge.
  • Interim relief may be sought from competent courts. Option B (Arbitration Excluded):
  • Disputes proceed directly before competent courts as per Section 21. (Select one option and remove the other before finalization.)

23. Amendments

MedTourEasy may update these Terms for legal compliance, operational, or pedagogical reasons. Changes take effect upon publication or direct notification. Continued participation after notice equals acceptance; you may object in writing—if material and unacceptable to you, limited withdrawal rights (without refund unless mandated by law) may be exercised.

24. Severability

If a provision is invalid/unenforceable, the remainder continues in effect. Parties will substitute a valid clause approximating original intent.

25. No Waiver

Failure to enforce any right does not waive future enforcement of that or any other right.

26. Notices

Official notices sent via:

  • Primary Email: the email you registered.
  • Platform announcements or helpdesk portal. You must keep contact details updated. Notices deemed served upon dispatch (electronic) or 3 business days after courier (physical).

27. Entire Agreement

These Terms (with Annexes and referenced policies: Privacy Policy, Refund Policy Annex, Code of Conduct addenda) constitute the entire agreement, superseding prior oral or written communications.

28. Grievances & Contact (India Compliance)

For complaints (service quality, harassment, privacy): Grievance Officer: [Name]
Email: [email protected]
Address: 4th & 5th Floor, Platina Tower, Gurugram, Haryana
Phone : +91 8700219382
Acknowledgement within: 48 business hours
Resolution target: 30 days (privacy/data issues) or per PoSH/other applicable frameworks. General Support: [email protected]

29. Acceptance

By (a) clicking “I Agree,” (b) submitting any enrollment form, (c) paying the Fee, or (d) accessing Program materials, you affirm that you have read, understood, and consent to these Terms and all incorporated policies.`

IMPORTANT: This Policy is tailored for India and is intended to align with (i) Information Technology Act, 2000; (ii) Information Technology (Reasonable Security Practices and Procedures and Sensitive Personal Data or Information) Rules, 2011 (“SPDI Rules”); and (iii) the anticipated framework of the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (“DPDP Act”) as and when its provisions become effective. It should be read with the MedTourEasy Traineeship Program Terms & Conditions (“Terms”).

By accessing or using our platforms, submitting applications, enrolling in traineeship / industrial training / mentorship offerings (“Programs”), or otherwise providing personal data, you consent to the practices described herein (subject to the rights available to you under applicable law).


1. Key Definitions

  • “MedTourEasy”, “Company”, “we”, “us”: MedTourEasy (and authorized Indian affiliates/partners).
  • “You”, “User”, “Trainee”, “Participant”: An individual whose personal data is processed.
  • “Personal Data”: Any data about an identifiable individual.
  • “Sensitive Personal Data / Information” (SPDI): As per SPDI Rules (e.g., passwords, financial information, health conditions, biometric data) where collected.
  • “Processing”: Any operation performed on personal data (collection, storage, use, disclosure, deletion).
  • “DPDP Act”: India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (to the extent operational).
  • “Partner Organizations”: Third parties we may liaise with for referrals, limited exposure, or ancillary program services.
  • “Grievance Officer / Data Protection Contact”: Designated point of contact under Indian law (Section 16).

2. Scope

This Policy covers personal data we process through:

  • Application and enrollment forms
  • Learning portals / LMS, communication tools, mentoring platforms
  • Email, helpdesk, chat, feedback forms, surveys
  • Events (virtual or in-person) and limited site/observership visits (if applicable)
  • Referral facilitation to Partner Organizations (no placement guarantee)

It does not cover independent third-party platforms you access via external links (they have their own privacy terms).


3. Categories of Personal Data Collected

We may collect (depending on your interactions):

3.1 Identity & Contact

Name, photograph (optional), date of birth, gender (optional), address, email, phone, country/state.

3.2 Government / Verification (KYC – only if reasonably necessary)

PAN (if needed for invoicing), Aadhaar (ONLY if required and lawful—otherwise discouraged), passport (if international exposure), other ID numbers (masked/hashed where feasible).

3.3 Education & Professional

Academic transcripts, degrees, institution names, skills, professional experience, certifications, LinkedIn profile URL, resume/CV details.

3.4 Program Interaction

Attendance logs, session participation, chat transcripts (where stored), assignment submissions, project artifacts, performance metrics, mentorship booking details, feedback forms.

3.5 Technical / Usage

Device/browser metadata, IP address, timestamps, approximate geolocation (derived), session logs, page interaction, cookies, analytics identifiers.

3.6 Financial / Transactional

Payment confirmation IDs, masked card details (processed by gateways), UPI transaction reference, invoice data, GST identification (if business claimant).

3.7 Sensitive / Health (Rare & Consent-Based)

Health or medical suitability info for specific clinical / onsite exposure (if required), accessibility accommodations.

3.8 Marketing & Communication Preferences

Subscription status to newsletters, promotional opt-ins, engagement metrics.

3.9 Referrals / Partner Interaction

Status of referral, interview scheduling metadata, partner feedback (where shared), outcome notes (summary only).

3.10 Complaints / Grievance / Disciplinary

Harassment complaints, investigation notes, sanction outcomes, appeals data.


4. Sources of Data

  • Directly from you (forms, uploads, communications)
  • Automatically via cookies / scripts
  • Third-party payment gateways (transaction confirmations)
  • Partner Organizations (limited referral feedback)
  • Public professional profiles (LinkedIn, published portfolios) to corroborate credentials you present

5. Lawful Bases for Processing (India Context)

  1. Consent: Optional fields, marketing, sensitive/health data, marketing use of recordings.
  2. Legitimate Interests: Program administration, platform security, improvement, limited analytics (balanced).
  3. Contractual Necessity: Delivering Program services, invoicing, certification.
  4. Legal Obligation: Tax, accounting, law enforcement, regulatory compliance.
  5. Vital Interest / Safety: Responding to safety incidents (rare).
  6. Public Interest / Judicial Requests: Court / authority orders.

Consents or notices will be updated when DPDP Act implementation milestones require it.


6. Purpose of Processing

Purpose Illustrative Data Used Basis
Application review Identity, education, resume Contract / Legitimate Interest
Enrollment & cohort management Identity, contact, interaction data Contract
Mentorship scheduling Contact, availability, logs Contract / Legitimate Interest
Performance evaluation & certification Assignments, assessments Contract
Platform security & fraud monitoring Technical logs, IP Legitimate Interest / Legal Obligation
Payment processing & invoicing Transaction refs, GST info Contract / Legal Obligation
Referral facilitation Identity, resume, performance summary Consent / Legitimate Interest
Analytics & improvement Aggregated usage metrics Legitimate Interest
Marketing communications Email, preference flags Consent
Legal defense & compliance Relevant records Legal Obligation / Legitimate Interest
Disciplinary / grievance handling Complaints, notes Legal Obligation / Legitimate Interest
Archival & audit Selected records Legal Obligation / Legitimate Interest


7. Cookies & Similar Technologies

Types used:

  • Essential (authentication, session continuity)
  • Functional (preferences)
  • Analytics (aggregated usage)
  • Performance monitoring

No behavioral advertising cookies presently. If introduced, we will provide updated notice and mechanisms for consent. Browser settings can restrict cookies; essential cookie blocking may impair functionality.


8. Limited Recording & Media Use

Sessions may be recorded for internal quality and revision access. Separate explicit consent will be sought before using identifiable snippets (voice/image) in marketing. Refusal will not affect academic standing.


9. Data Minimization & Retention

We collect only what is necessary and retain per schedule (extendable for disputes, legal compliance):

Category Typical Retention
Core enrollment & identity Program duration + 3 years
Assessments & certification logs 5 years
Payment / invoicing records 8 years
Sensitive health (if any) Purpose fulfillment + ≤1 year
Grievance / disciplinary records Up to 7 years
Analytics (de-identified) Indefinite (non-personal)
Marketing consent records Subscription duration + 2 years

After expiry: secure deletion, anonymization, or archival depending on legal necessity.


10. Data Sharing & Disclosures

We do NOT sell personal data. Limited sharing with:

  1. Partner Organizations (referrals) – with your consent/request.
  2. Payment gateways – transaction processing.
  3. Cloud / IT / LMS vendors – hosting & operations (contract-bound).
  4. Professional advisors – legal, tax, compliance (confidentiality).
  5. Law enforcement/regulators – valid legal requests.
  6. M&A counterparties – continuity (subject to confidentiality).

11. Cross-Border Transfers

Data may reside on servers outside India. Safeguards: encryption, contractual controls, access restriction. We will adapt to DPDP Act cross-border rules (e.g., approved jurisdictions) once formalized.


12. Information Security Measures

Representative controls:

  • Role-based and least-privilege access
  • TLS encryption in transit; encryption / hashing at rest for sensitive fields
  • Monitoring & anomaly detection
  • Patch & vulnerability management
  • Segregated environments (prod vs. test)
  • Incident response plan (containment, assessment, notification if mandated)

You must protect credentials and report suspected compromise promptly.


13. Children & Minors

Programs target adults (18+). Limited participation of 16–17 year-olds may be allowed with verifiable parental/guardian consent. No knowing collection for <16. Contact us (Section 16) for deletion of unauthorized minor data.


14. Your Rights (Subject to Applicable Law)

Current (SPDI / general principles):

  • Access / confirmation
  • Correction / updates
  • Withdrawal of consent (prospective)
  • Grievance submission

Anticipated (DPDP Act once effective):

  • Access summary
  • Correction & erasure (with retention exceptions)
  • Grievance redress
  • Nominate (as DPDP Act mechanisms mature)

Verification and lawful exemptions may apply.


15. Automated Decision-Making & Profiling

No fully automated decisions with legal or similarly significant effects. Analytics and recommendation engines are advisory.


16. Grievances, Requests & Contact

Email: [email protected]
Address: 4th & 5th Floor, Platina Tower, Gurugram, Haryana
Phone : +91-8700219382

Acknowledgement: within 48 business hours. Target resolution: 30 days (or statutory timeline).
General Support: [Support Email / Portal URL]

Escalation to authorities/consumer forums is available if unresolved once DPDP enforcement bodies are operational.


17. Marketing & Communication Preferences

  • Opt-in/opt-out via unsubscribe link or preference center.
  • Transactional/service communications (e.g., schedule, policy updates) are essential and may not be fully optional without discontinuing participation.

18. Third-Party Links & Integrations

External platforms (Zoom, Google Workspace, Slack/Teams, GitHub, payment gateways) operate under their own privacy terms. Review those policies before use; we are not responsible for their practices once you leave our controlled environment.


19. Data Breach & Incident Handling

If a security incident impacts your personal data:

  1. Containment & forensic assessment.
  2. Remediation (e.g., credential resets).
  3. Notification to you and/or authorities if legally required.
  4. Guidance on protective steps.

20. Changes to This Policy

We may update for legal, operational, or technological reasons. Material changes (e.g., new categories of sensitive data) trigger direct notice (email/portal prompt). Continued use after effective date constitutes acceptance. If you object, you may request limitation or withdrawal (may restrict services).


21. Relationship to Terms & Other Policies

This Policy is incorporated by reference into the Terms. In conflicts, mandatory legal rights prevail. Supplementary documents (e.g., Code of Conduct, Refund Policy) may detail specific data handling consistent with this Policy.


22. Compliance Statement & Disclaimer

We employ layered privacy disclosures. Some DPDP Act procedural features (e.g., Data Principal dashboards) will roll out as regulatory guidance is finalized. This Policy is explanatory, not legal advice to users.


23. How to Exercise Your Rights – Practical Steps

  1. Email the Grievance Officer with subject: “Data Request – [Access/Correction/Deletion/Withdrawal]”.
  2. Provide identifiers (registered email, enrollment ID).
  3. Specify scope (e.g., “All personal data” or “Assessment records only”).
  4. We acknowledge within 48 business hours; fulfill within 30 days (extend with reason if complex).
  5. Appeal by replying with subject: “Escalation – Privacy Request” if dissatisfied.

24. Withdrawal of Consent & Consequences

For processing grounded solely in consent (marketing, optional demographic, testimonial use):

  • You may withdraw; we cease future processing in that category.
  • Core service, contractual, or legally required data may continue under alternate lawful bases.
  • Withdrawal may reduce personalization, referral facilitation, or access to optional features.

25. Acceptance

By submitting data, using our platforms, or continuing after notice of updates, you acknowledge and accept this Privacy Policy. If you disagree, discontinue Program use and contact us to explore minimization or withdrawal within legal/contractual constraints.


26. Contact Summary (Quick Reference)