Delphi Computech Issues Public Advisory to Help Students and Job Seekers Avoid Fake Course-Fee Calls

Delphi Computech, an SAP authorized training institute with offices in Pune, Mumbai and Thane, today issued a public advisory urging students, graduates and working professionals to verify any call or message that asks for course fees in its name. The institute’s website already carries a warning about fraudulent callers.

This advisory expands that warning into a practical guide. Callers who claim to represent a training institute are a familiar tactic in education and job-related fraud. They rely on urgency and on the hope that a person will pay first and check later. A few minutes of verification can prevent a loss.

What the institute advises

Delphi Computech asks anyone who receives a call about fees to follow these steps before paying.

• Pause and do not pay during the call. Genuine enrolment does not require an instant transfer while someone waits on the line.
• Verify through the official website. Open https://www.delphicomputech.com/ in your own browser. Do not use a link sent by message or social media from an unknown number.
• Call back on a published number. Use the contact details listed for the Pune, Mumbai or Thane office on the official site. Do not use a number the caller gives you.
• Ask for written confirmation. Request an email from the official address info@delphicomputech.com that names the course and the amount.
• Confirm payment instructions with an office. Check the payment method and the receiving account with an official office before sending any amount.
• Keep records. Save call logs and screenshots and any receipts.

Warning signs to watch for

Fraud attempts of this type tend to share a few features.

• A caller who rushes you or says that a seat will be lost in minutes.
• A request for a one-time password or a card PIN or a UPI PIN. No genuine fee payment needs these from you.
• A payment link or a bank account that does not match what the official office confirms.
• A web address that looks similar to the official one but has extra words or spelling changes.
• A message that asks you to keep the payment secret from family or from the institute’s office.

Where to report suspected fraud

Anyone who has lost money or shared sensitive details should act quickly. Contact your bank at once to report the transaction. In India the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal at cybercrime.gov.in accepts complaints online and the national cyber crime helpline number is 1930. People should also inform their nearest Delphi Computech office so that the institute can note the incident and update its guidance.

Official contact points

The institute publishes its office details so that learners can cross-check them.

• Pune: Office No. 104, First Floor, Deccan 99 Mall, 1258 Jangali Maharaj Rd, Shivajinagar, Pune 411004. Phone 9130006950 and 9130006951.
• Mumbai: Office No. 502, 5th Floor, Earth Vintage, Senapati Bapat Marg, Dadar West, Mumbai 400028. Phone 9130006953.
• Thane: 302, Third Floor, Lotus Plaza, corner of Gokhale Road and M.G. Road, Naupada, Thane 400602. Phone 9130006954 and 9130006956.
• Email: info@delphicomputech.com
• Office hours: 9:30 am to 7:00 pm on all seven days.

The full list is on the Delphi Computech team and contact page. Learners who are comparing courses can start from the institute’s official services page. Those who want to know about career support can read the details on the placements page and then confirm any question with an office. The homepage remains the safest starting point for any enquiry.

Why this matters for learners

Students who are saving for a course often pay from family funds. A single mistaken transfer can set back an entire plan. Fraud of this kind also damages trust in genuine training providers. Clear public guidance protects learners and helps honest institutes keep that trust. Delphi Computech has worked in SAP and IT training for more than two decades and has been recognised by SAP with awards that include Best Training and Placement Partner for 2020-21. The institute says it will keep its official channels easy to find and will update this advice if it identifies new patterns.

Key points for readers

• Do not pay during an unsolicited call.
• Verify callers on the official website and through published office numbers.
• Never share a one-time password or a PIN with anyone.
• Report losses to your bank and to cybercrime.gov.in or helpline 1930 without delay.

About Delphi Computech

Delphi Computech is an SAP authorized training institute with offices in Pune, Mumbai and Thane in Maharashtra. It offers SAP courses in finance, supply chain, production, human resources and technical areas along with IT courses in Python, Java, C and C++ and data science. The institute is led by Founder and Managing Director Kishore Sardesai and CEO Prashant Kelkar.