Free Online Classes announced for Customs G & H Card Exam 2026–27; New Batch begins 15 May
AHMEDABAD: In an initiative aimed at strengthening trade facilitation and enhancing professional competencies in the customs and logistics sector, a new batch of free online classes has been announced for aspirants preparing for the Customs G Card Examination 2026–27. The programme is designed specifically for working professionals, freshers, and individuals seeking to build or advance their careers in customs clearance and EXIM operations.
The initiative focuses on supporting candidates from key trade hubs including Ahmedabad, Mundra, and Kandla, with the broader objective of promoting skill development within the Ahmedabad Customs Zone and simplifying the handling of customs and export-import procedures.
The online training programme will commence on 15 May 2026 and will be conducted in a flexible virtual format, making it accessible to participants across locations. Notably, the classes are being offered completely free of cost, providing an inclusive opportunity for aspirants from diverse backgrounds.
Course Highlights
The curriculum has been structured to provide comprehensive coverage of essential subjects, including:
- Customs Act, 1962
- Customs Tariff Act, 1975
- Allied Acts
- Shipping and Logistics
Programme Details
- Mode: Online / Virtual
- Duration: 1 hour per session
- Frequency: 3–4 days per week
- Fees: Free
Eligibility Criteria
The programme is open to:
- Candidates with a minimum qualification of 10+12 (Higher Secondary Pass)
- Individuals with experience in customs field operations or back-office roles
- Freshers interested in entering the customs and logistics domain
Organisers emphasize that the initiative aims to bridge the knowledge gap in the industry while preparing candidates to successfully clear the G Card examination and contribute effectively to trade operations.
Interested participants can join the batch through the following QR code by scanning it using the WhatsApp camera to access the dedicated group and receive further updates.
This initiative is expected to play a vital role in nurturing skilled professionals and supporting the evolving needs of India’s growing EXIM and logistics ecosystem.
