Digital Marketing Course in Jaipur | Certified AI Digital Marketing Master (CADMM)

It is fully live online — there is no Digital Vidya classroom in Jaipur. Classes are instructor-led over video, Monday to Friday, in either an 11 AM–1 PM or 8–10 PM IST batch, with specialisation workshops on Saturdays. Every session is recorded and available through the learning portal, so a missed class can be caught up. Learners join from Vaishali Nagar, Malviya Nagar, Mansarovar, Jhotwara, Sanganer, Bani Park and Vidhyadhar Nagar without travelling anywhere.

No. We considered it and chose not to. A classroom in Jaipur would mean hiring trainers who live in Jaipur; running it live online means you are taught by practitioners currently working at Times Internet, Dentsu and Brillio. That trade-off is the whole reason the format is what it is. If a physical classroom is essential for you, several Jaipur institutes offer one — that is a legitimate preference and worth being clear about before you enrol.

Six months, roughly 10–12 hours a week. That breaks down as two hours of live class Monday to Friday, Saturday specialisation workshops, and assignment work in your own time. In total the programme runs to around 310 hours of live instruction — a 210-hour core track plus 100 hours of elective workshops.

44+ modules across six core subjects — SEO, Google Ads, social media and Meta Ads, email and inbound marketing, Google Analytics 4, and content marketing — plus 18 elective specialisation workshops. Generative AI is taught inside every module rather than as a separate chapter. Five of the six core subjects end with a 30-point account audit, a capstone project and interview preparation.

Both, in sequence. The core track assumes no prior knowledge and starts from how search engines work. The specialisation track is where it gets advanced — AI agents and automation workflows, programmatic and media buying, marketplace advertising, predictive analytics and Power BI dashboards. Someone already working in marketing typically moves quickly through the core and spends their effort on the electives and the capstone projects.

No. Roughly half of participants start with no digital marketing background at all, and no coding is required. What helps is comfort with spreadsheets and a willingness to do the assignments — the course assumes no prior knowledge but does assume you’ll do the work.

40+ industry tools at no extra cost, used inside the assignments rather than demonstrated in a slide — including SEMrush, Screaming Frog and Google Search Console for SEO; Google Ads, Meta Ads Manager and Google Tag Manager for advertising; Google Analytics 4 and Looker Studio for analytics; Mailchimp and HubSpot for email; and ChatGPT, Canva and WordPress for content and AI. Access is time-limited educational licensing — typically a few weeks to a few months per tool, enough to complete every assignment and build your portfolio. It is not a permanent subscription, and we would rather say that plainly than have you discover it later.

The CADMM course fee is ₹45,000 for the full six-month programme, after a ₹20,000 waiver on the ₹65,000 standard fee. There is no separate registration or assessment charge. The fee is the same in Jaipur as everywhere else — it is a national programme delivered online, so there is no locality-based pricing across Malviya Nagar, Vaishali Nagar, Sanganer or anywhere else in the city.

Yes — no-cost EMI is available, and finance support is also available through partner lenders for other tenures.

One. Two assignments require a live advertising budget — ₹1,000 on Google Ads and ₹500 on Meta, paid directly to those platforms, not to Digital Vidya. That is deliberate: running a campaign that has actually spent money is what makes the assignment worth doing. Nothing else is charged. Tool access, certification preparation and the learning portal are all included.

You receive the Certified AI Digital Marketing Master (CADMM) certificate from Digital Vidya. Alongside it, the course prepares and supports you to sit the industry certification exams employers screen for — Google Ads, Google Analytics 4, Meta Blueprint and HubSpot. Those are issued by Google, Meta and HubSpot themselves; no training provider can issue them on your behalf.

Digital Vidya provides placement assistance, not a placement guarantee — and the distinction matters. What that means in practice: resume and LinkedIn profiling, mock interviews with feedback, and interviews arranged with agencies and brands from our hiring-partner network. Programmes that offer a refund-backed or pay-after-placement guarantee work differently and are worth comparing. We would rather be clear about this now than have you discover it in month six.

Placement support continues after the course ends rather than stopping at graduation. You keep access to the learning portal and recordings, and you can attend specific sessions again within one year to refresh a skill before interviews.

Yes — internships in SEO, performance marketing and social media marketing, done from home alongside the course. Each has stated eligibility criteria: your website must be live and indexed, with at least five optimised articles published and Search Console and GA4 configured. That is intentional — the internship is real work, not a certificate.

Ask every institute you shortlist the same five questions, and compare the answers rather than the brochures:

• Who teaches it? Ask for the trainers’ current employers and LinkedIn profiles, not years of experience. A practitioner working at an agency today teaches differently from a full-time trainer.
• What do I build? Ask whether you finish with a live website, real campaign data and an analytics dashboard, or with notes and a certificate.
• Do I spend real ad budget? If nobody ever spends money on a live campaign, nobody learns what happens when a budget runs out.
• What exactly does “placement” mean? Assistance, a guarantee, or a pay-after-placement contract are three different things with three different risks.
• What is the refund policy? If it isn’t published, ask for it in writing before you pay.

We would rather you asked us those questions and compared honestly than took anyone’s word for being “the best” — including ours.