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Advertising and Affiliate Disclosure

Last updated: 28 October 2026. Edzopp is operated by Raibhilo Consultancy LLP.

This page explains how Edzopp makes money and how we keep paid placements separate from our independent comparisons and advice. "Edzopp", "we" and "us" mean the operator named in the Business Details block.

How Edzopp earns

Edzopp is free for learners. We do not charge you for comparisons, matches or advice. We earn from course providers ("Providers") in two ways:

  1. Sponsored listings. A Provider may pay us to show a course in a sponsored position, such as a highlighted card, banner or "Sponsored" slot on a search or category page.
  2. Referral fees. A Provider may pay us a fee when a learner we refer enquires with, applies to or enrols with that Provider. These arrangements may exist with some Providers and not others.

We do not take any part of the course fee you pay a Provider, and Providers do not pay us to receive your personal data. We share your details with a Provider only when you ask us to or consent to it (see our Privacy Policy).

Rankings and matches are never paid

  • Our rankings, comparison order, ratings, "top 3 matches", "best for" labels and advisor recommendations are never paid for and are not influenced by whether a Provider pays us.
  • Matches are based on your quiz answers and preferences (such as subject, budget, mode, location and timeline) and on course information, such as fees, duration, format and learner reviews.
  • A Provider cannot pay to improve its ranking, remove or hide reviews, or change its rating.
  • Where a course appears both in a sponsored slot and in the organic results, its organic position is calculated as though it were not sponsored.
  • Our advisors are required to recommend courses on the merits for you, and if an advisor suggests a sponsored or partner Provider, they will tell you that it is sponsored or that we may earn a referral fee.

We describe the main parameters that determine our rankings here so that you can understand them, in line with the transparency expected of e-commerce entities under the Consumer Protection (E-Commerce) Rules, 2020.

Sponsored items are always labelled

Every paid placement carries a clear, prominent label such as "Sponsored" or "Ad", placed where you will see it before you click, in the same language as the listing, and not hidden in small print, behind a link or at the end of the page. Sponsored content written for or with a Provider is labelled "Sponsored" or "Paid partnership" at the top. Links that may earn us a referral fee are covered by this disclosure and, where they appear in articles or advice content, are marked.

Standards we follow

We design our advertising and disclosures to comply with:

  • the Consumer Protection Act, 2019, including its prohibition of unfair trade practices and misleading advertisements (sections 2(28) and 2(47)), and the powers of the Central Consumer Protection Authority ("CCPA");
  • the CCPA's Guidelines for Prevention of Misleading Advertisements and Endorsements for Misleading Advertisements, 2022, including the requirement to disclose material connections and not to present advertisements as independent content;
  • the CCPA's Guidelines for Prevention and Regulation of Dark Patterns, 2023: we do not use false urgency, basket sneaking, confirm shaming, forced action, subscription traps, interface interference, bait and switch, drip pricing, disguised advertisements, nagging, trick questions, SaaS billing traps or rogue malware. For example, we do not invent "only 2 seats left" messages, we do not pre-tick consent boxes, and opting out is as easy as opting in;
  • the CCPA's Guidelines for Prevention of Misleading Advertisement in Coaching Sector, 2024, to the extent they apply to coaching content on the Platform;
  • the Consumer Protection (E-Commerce) Rules, 2020, to the extent applicable to us; and
  • the Advertising Standards Council of India (ASCI) Code for Self-Regulation of Advertising Content in India, the ASCI Guidelines for Influencer Advertising in Digital Media, the ASCI guidelines on online deceptive design patterns, and ASCI guidance on advertisements for educational institutions.

Provider claims

Course information and Provider claims (such as placement rates, salary figures, rankings, toppers or "guaranteed" outcomes) come from Providers or their public pages. We do not verify every claim, and we do not guarantee any outcome. We require Providers who advertise with us to ensure their claims are truthful, substantiated and lawful, and we may refuse or remove any advertisement or claim that appears misleading, including claims of guaranteed selection, ranks or jobs, or success stories without the disclosures required by the CCPA coaching guidelines. If you think a listing or advertisement is misleading, please report it to the Grievance Officer.

Influencers and partners

If we work with creators, influencers or partners to promote Edzopp, we require them to disclose the relationship clearly (for example, "#ad", "#sponsored" or "Paid partnership") in line with the ASCI Influencer Guidelines and the CCPA endorsement guidelines.

Questions and complaints

Contact the Grievance Officer named in the Business Details block. You may also complain to ASCI or to the CCPA (including through the National Consumer Helpline, 1915).

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