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The Center for eLearning and Training (C-eLT) is established as a division of TechKnit IT Enabled Services Pvt. Ltd., which was incorporated in India by Prof. Nitin Patel and Prof. Cyrus Mehta, founders / promoters of Cytel Incorporated, Cambridge MA USA. The promoters have strong research and academic ties with premier institutions like Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).

Based at Pune in India, C-eLT predominantly provides IT Enabled Services (eTutoring, Teaching Assistant and Consultancy) to clients in USA & Europe. The core competency of C-eLT lies in providing high quality personalized on-line and off-line tutoring to students, consultancy services to research students / professionals and TA support to American Professors in the education domain. more...

Some of our Associates Include:

HanmarK LLC

What they Say:

	C-eLT (Center for eLearning and Training ) offers human tutoring support in: Statistics, Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics, Biology , Accounting, Finance and English. Students benefit from CeLT's tutoring support in:
	'on-line', real time format in 24 x 7 environment
	'off-line', remote format with a quick turnaround time.
	Course Instructor and Participants in a web based ‘on-line' course benefit from CeLT’s support services as,
	Teaching Assistant to Course Instructor.
	One-on-one Tutoring Support to Participants
	Consultancy Support in Statistics helps
	Research Students, Professionals and Business Executives in using various facets of Applied Statistics in their fields.
	Subject Matter Expertise helps
	Content Developers in respective subject domains
Thousands of students in USA and Europe have benefited & continue to benefit from our one-on-one human tutoring support. Corporate Managers and executives get help to resolve specific questions & issues related to their work in Data Analysis / Interpretation and Research Projects.
	Our track record 2003 - 10,000 hours 2004 - 17,000 hours 2005 - 21,000 hours 2006 - 29,000 hours 2007 - 38,000 hours 2008 - Plan to cross 50,000 hours