Course FAQs

Most programs run 8 to 12 weeks, combining live classes with hands-on project work. Exact duration depends on the course you choose.

No. Courses are built for beginners and include foundational modules before moving into practical work.

Fees vary by program. Installment options are available — reach out to our team for the current fee structure.

Yes, a refund window applies within the first few days of the course. Full terms are shared at the time of enrollment.

We provide placement support — resume help, interview prep and employer connections — but placement depends on your performance and the market; it isn’t a guaranteed outcome.

Students go on to work with agencies, startups and growing businesses across marketing, web and tech roles.

Yes. You receive a certificate after completing training and required projects, with a unique ID for verification.

It’s backed by real project work, which employers value more than the paper itself — it shows what you can actually do.

Yes. Batch timings are chosen so sessions sit outside college hours, and the practical work happens inside the session rather than piling up as homework. If you’re in your final year, the course built for college students explains how it fits around a semester.

No — most people in a batch start from exactly there. What changes it is finishing with live campaign work you can talk through in an interview instead of only a certificate. The track for fresh graduates and job seekers covers the interview and portfolio side in detail.

Both weekday and weekend batches run, so you can pick the one that clears your office hours — compare the timings on Choose Your Batch. If you’re upskilling for a current marketing role, see the working professionals program.

Age isn’t what decides this — hiring conversations turn on the campaigns and results you can show, not the year you graduated. Mid-career joiners are a regular part of our batches, and the career switcher course is built around that transition specifically.

That’s the point of it. You run real ads and SEO work on live budgets during the course, so you’re pitching from things you’ve actually done rather than theory. Details on the freelancer and solopreneur track.

Even if you outsource later, knowing how campaigns are set up and measured is what lets you brief an agency properly and question a report. Owners on the course run their own campaigns on real budgets first — see the program for business owners and MSMEs.

Sessions start from fundamentals and are mentor-led, so a gap in your CV doesn’t put you behind. Doubts get cleared inside class rather than being left for you to figure out later, and a returning learner sits in the same batch as everyone else.

The core curriculum is the same for everyone — the segment pages differ only in how the schedule, projects and career support are framed. Tell our team your situation and we’ll point you at the batch that fits; you don’t have to decide this on your own.