BCIPL Admissions
An admissions page built to be answered, not admired.
The problem
A student choosing a GST, Tally or mutual-fund course is choosing whether to trust an institute with a year and a fee. Course lists do not answer that. Placement outcomes and a person to talk to do.
The solution
A page built backwards from the counselling call: the form is above the fold and beside the pitch, not at the bottom; the proposition names the gap the course fills; and every subsequent section — course cards, faculty, placement support, live projects — exists to make booking that call feel lower-risk.
The result
An admissions surface leading with what the institute can actually evidence: 1,125+ students placed, ISO 9001:2015 certification, three West Bengal campuses and online delivery across India.
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Overview
BCIPL — Bijoy Capital Institute of Professional Learning — runs job-oriented training in GST and Tally, mutual funds, stock markets, banking and insurance, across three campuses in West Bengal and online across India. This is its admissions page.
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Context
The visitor is usually a commerce student just out of school, a graduate who has discovered their degree is not job-ready, or a professional switching into finance. All three are anxious about the same thing: does this end in a job.
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Challenge
An admissions page is measured on one number — enquiries — and the enquiry costs the visitor something: a phone number, and the expectation of a sales call. Everything on the page has to reduce the perceived cost of that step.
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Approach
The counselling form sits beside the proposition in the first screen, not at the end of a scroll, with the phone number stated in the open for anyone who would rather call than type. The headline names the gap rather than the syllabus — the skills college never taught you. Below it, credibility is stacked in the order a nervous buyer asks for it: what you will learn, who teaches it, who got placed, what it costs to start.
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What I did
- 01Conversion structure for the admissions journey
- 02Interface and visual design for the landing page
- 03Enquiry form design, including the fields worth asking for and the ones that cost conversions
- 04Course, faculty and placement-proof patterns
- 05Responsive implementation for a majority-mobile audience
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