Jamf doesn't have a training facility in India, however, it will offer private training outside its offered courses as well as a traveling training classroom.
Visit https://www.jamf.com/training/ and scroll to the bottom. Click the Request a Course button and tell Jamf you'd like to see training offered in India. With enough demand, they may decide to offer courses near you.
Don't forget you have other training resources online:
Jamf 100 Course
http://docs.jamf.com/education-services/jamf-100-course/1.1/Lesson_1__Course_Introduction.html
Jamf Nation User Conference 2016
These are videos from last year's Jamf Nation User Conference (JNUC) and more will be posted shortly after this year's conference. Be sure to look for these toward late October. You'll also find we have videos from 2013-2015.
https://www.jamf.com/resources/all/jamf-nation-user-conference-2016
How-To Videos
https://www.jamf.com/resources/all/how-to-videos
Technical Papers
https://www.jamf.com/resources/technical-papers/
I also suggest you look at videos from the following conferences:
MacAdmins Conference at Penn State
http://macadmins.psu.edu/conference/resources/
MacADUK 2017
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLe6gxSMzV0S9JhDowmWNSGesQ16F_ZmUB
MacDevOps:YVR 2015-2017 Presentations
https://www.macdevops.ca/presentations/
MacSysAdmin Conference
http://documentation.macsysadmin.se/Documentation2016/Documentation.php
MacDeployment Conference
http://macdeployment.ca
And while this isn't training, I highly recommend you join the MacAdmins team on Slack. It's free and you can communicate with thousands of your fellow Mac admins around the world.
https://macadmins.org
I really hope Jamf considers offering training in India for its customers. In the mean time, I hope the above links give you plenty of things to discover and learn about Jamf and administering Macs.
