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C-CAP Xpress – Same Great Program in a Convenient Pack! We have no doubt that C-CAP has become a preferred option for graduates aspiring to enter the Clinical Trial Services Industry. With over 70 enrolments in 18 months and 100% placement record for first two batches, C-CAP is here to stay and make a meaningful contribution to the lives of many young aspirants. The success of C-CAP can be attributed to its thoughtful design and meticulous execution. The format of the program was designed after a series of brainstorming sessions with programmers, leads and managers working in the industry. Through such discussions, we identified the skills and exposure areas that have a direct and significant bearing on the productivity and performance in Clinical Trial Analytics projects. Next, we invited experienced professionals in the industry to design and develop the training modules. Further, the sessions are facilitated …show more content…

Knowledge and awareness of basic concepts in Statistics is useful even for programmers. It enables them to understand the ‘why’ in the data analysis and also be able to interpret the results. The module has been designed keeping in mind that the majority of the participants may not have studied statistics at graduate or post-graduate level. Therapeutic Area – Oncology: Another factor that can help one leapfrog her/his career in this field is the knowledge of the therapeutic area corresponding to the study project. We have picked Oncology which is one of the most extensively studied therapeutic area. Oncology is also peculiar when it comes to treatment of endpoints. A training module on this topic delivered by a veteran can definitely give the candidates an edge over others trying to get on to a project in Oncology. We are also planning to add courses on a few other therapeutic areas in

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