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About eCampus FJA

This system would be specially designed for the Federal Judicial academy to conduct online courses for judicial officers / other relevant participants to adapt contemporary adjudication methods for efficient service delivery. The courses would be fully online and be at participants' disposal from any location throughout the period of their enrollment. It is proposed E-CAMPUS Solution for the introduction of online courses for FJA training which will enable them to manage courses. While the solution will help instructors in making, managing, and coordinating academic and training and thus creating administrative ease. The purpose of this system is to educate and provide the maximum to everyone Who are eligible and get enrolled in any course. Secondly, the concept of education at the doorstep would be practically implemented when the courses and training are available to the participants at the ease of their homes or during free hours.

What’s new

Version 1.1 · Updated January 2, 2024

Change in registration flow. Improvements

App privacy

The developer, National Information Technology Board, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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