# If I register for a course then how much time I get access to course?

I want to register for data science course but I am working, if I am not able to complete in given time then can I extend the date.

##### Post Metadata
- Posted at: over 6 years ago
- Author title: Hardware engineer at HCL technology, Chennai.
- Net upvotes: 1


## Comments
### Comment 1

ITS TAKE TO 2 TO 5 MINUTES . PAY AND PROCEED , OR ENROLLED

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- Posted at: about 3 years ago
- Author title: Student of Mumbai University



### Comment 2

you should have access for the month if you pay for it, and you should be charged every month for the course. For trials, it's 7 days to see if you like it

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- Posted at: over 3 years ago
- Author title: Executive Director @ TLEEM



### Comment 3

Once registered, lifetime access is received

##### Comment Metadata
- Posted at: about 4 years ago
- Author title: || Associate Software Engineer @ UST Blueconch Technologies ||



### Comment 4

If you are on free plan then it will take 15 days to get your application approved for the course, and if your a paid member than instantly you will get the course access

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- Posted at: over 4 years ago
- Author title: Product testing manage


#### Reply 1

This wasn't the case for me. Could you elaborate?

##### Reply Metadata
- Posted at: over 3 years ago
- Author title: Executive Director @ TLEEM


### Comment 5

As soon as you enroll for a course, immediately you get the access for that course 

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- Posted at: over 4 years ago
- Author title: Penetration Testing Intern @ VTF | Penetration Tester | CTF Player | Top 6 at Smart India Hackathon 2020 | Top 4 at Ideathon 2022 by ACIC RISE | YouTube SEO expert



### Comment 6

You will get lifetime access to the courses until the course is available on the Coursera.

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- Posted at: over 4 years ago
- Author title: Web Dev | App Dev  || Competitive Programming: (3⭐ 'Codechef ') | (571-rating 'Codeforces') || programming languages: Python, 5⭐ | C, 4⭐ |  C++, 3⭐ | JAVA, 3⭐ at HackerRank||



### Comment 7

It depends upon the course. If that course is free, it is available at that time right after enrollment (if seat available). If Coursera demands a subscription fee, then after payment, you got it. Use your email from the college or university, apply for financial aid, wait for 15 days and enjoy that course free.

##### Comment Metadata
- Posted at: over 4 years ago
- Author title: Teacher at Vertex



### Comment 8

Hello dear, duration of the completion of courses available in Coursera vary depending on your speed or competency. There are courses which you can finish in several hours. There are also courses which take longer to complete like days or weeks, especially those courses that require peer-graded assignments. 

##### Comment Metadata
- Posted at: over 4 years ago
- Author title: Freelance and Trader at forex



### Comment 9

I think it remains available if you have registered for the course.

##### Comment Metadata
- Posted at: over 6 years ago



### Comment 10

If you get the certificate, you can access the course anytime.

##### Comment Metadata
- Posted at: over 6 years ago
- Author title: Digital Marketing | Media Buyer | Facebook Ads | Freelance | Facebook Certified Digital Marketing Associate | PharmD | Business Development




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