CSWIP Preparatory Course in Kerala for just 10000/-

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Decibel offers the Cswip preparatory courses for just Rs:10000/- for 3.1

Most successful batch results in Kerala.

Yearly an overall pass rate of 90% in Kerala for Decibel trained students and good placement supports for career progression.

100% pass result for CQC candidates whom had attended the CSWIP 3.1 classes.

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It's not just exam training it's experiencing to become a welding inspector at Decibel. 


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Faculty members are experienced in Examjnation panel of TWI. 

 







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