• Graduate in any discipline
• Candidates appearing in the final year of their graduation

1. After the successful completion of the course, the eligible candidates will be provided the course certificate (sample here)
2. The name of the certificate will be the same as mentioned in the My Account section
3. Please note that this course is not affiliated with any university

• Every year the course will be initiated twice, and the candidates can take admission to the session of their choice. Following is the schedule

1. After the fee is paid by the candidates, Indiastatedu will take 2 working days to revert with the payment confirmation through mail
2. The email id provided by the candidate will be made the username, and a password will be generated by Indiastatedu and mailed. This password will have to be changed by the candidate before starting the course, for security reasons.
3. In any case, the username cannot be changed in the future therefore we request the candidates to ensure that they give the email IDs that they access frequently.
4. The material provided in the course is the copyrighted property of Indiastatedu and isn’t allowed to be circulated and shared with anyone.
5. The course has been designed by qualified academicians and professionals, and due diligence has been exercised, however, there could be some unintended slips/omissions in the content.
6. The assessment and evaluation of the course creator will be final and abiding and no clarification will be provided in that regard to anyone.
7. The course is being provided by Indiastatedu and isn’t affiliated with any university as of now.
8. All candidates enrolling in any course will have to abide by the rules, regulations, and policies laid down by Indiastatedu.

The Constitution of India, as adopted on 26 November, 1949,  proclaimed India as ‘Sovereign Democratic Republic’ in its Preamble. Subsequently, the Preamble was amplified as ‘Sovereign Socialist Secular Democratic Republic’ by the Constitution (Forty-second Amendment) Act, 1976 w.e.f. 03 January 1977, so as to add the words ‘Socialist’ and ‘Secular’ in the Preamble.  The Supreme Court has observed in Kesvananda Bharti v State of Kerala AIR 1973 SC 1461 that the Preamble is an integral part of the Constitution and the Constitution should be read and interpreted in the light of grand and noble vision expressed in the Preamble.   India is the largest democracy in the world and also one of the stablest democracies among, as per democracy index, 167 democratic countries in the world.  The magnitude of democracy in India can be better imagined than described from the fact that the electorate of India is bigger than the total population of the entire European continent.