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How to choose a digital marketing institute in Rohini
You are about to spend somewhere between ₹10,000 and ₹75,000 and three to six months. Most institutes in Rohini and Pitampura — including this one — will tell you they are the best. None of that helps you decide. What follows is the set of questions we would want a family member to ask, and the honest answers for us.
1. How much of the trainer’s attention will you actually get?
“Small batches” is what every brochure says. What you want to know is whether your own work gets looked at — your site, your campaign, your assignment — or whether you are one of thirty watching a screen. Ask how the trainer works with each student, and what happens if you fall behind.
Us: batches are 4 to 8 students. That is small enough that every student’s work is reviewed individually — the live project, the assignments, the portfolio — which is the whole point of the practical model; it does not work at lecture-hall size. The commitment runs both ways: we expect you to turn up and do the assignments, and in return you get a trainer who knows your work by name.
2. How many hours is the trainer actually in the room?
“4-month course” tells you nothing. Ask: how many live, trainer-led hours, and how many are recorded videos or self-study?
Us: the 4-month Master course is 42 live instructor-led hours plus a minimum of 60 hours of practical assignments. Weekend batches run one-hour sessions; weekday batches run 1.5 hours. That is published on every course page, so you can hold us to it.
3. Will you run real ads with real money?
Digital marketing cannot be learned from screenshots. Ask whether you will set up and run a live Google Ads or Meta campaign during the course, and who pays for the spend.
Us: yes, and here is exactly how the money works, because the question is fair. We help you set up your own Google Ads, Facebook and Instagram ad accounts — in your name, so they are yours after the course. For learning the mechanics, the institute funds a small test budget: a few hundred rupees, enough to see a campaign go live, spend, and report. If you want to test beyond that — a real product, a real audience — the spend is yours, with us alongside you on the setup. No institute can honestly promise to fund your ad experiments indefinitely, and we would rather say so than let you find out later.
4. What does “placement” mean — exactly?
Every institute says “100% placement”. Ask what the word assistance covers and whether anyone will show you a number.
Us: every student gets placement assistance: individual portfolio review, interview preparation and openings shared as they come in. It is not a job guarantee, and we do not publish placement statistics because we do not have records we would stand behind. We say that on our placements page rather than hide it.
5. Have you met the person who will actually teach you?
A name and a photo on a website tells you very little — trainers change, and a bio can say anything. What matters is whether the person in front of you can explain something you did not understand five minutes ago. Ask to meet them before you pay. If an institute will not let you, ask why.
Us: we do not put trainer profiles on the website, and we would rather you did not decide on that basis anyway. Come to a free trial class — a real, scheduled session — and judge the teaching yourself. Every trainer here works on live client projects alongside teaching; you will see that in how they answer questions, not in a bio.
6. Can you sit in on a class first?
The most reliable test. A sales demo shows you a presentation; a real class shows you the teaching.
Us: yes — a free trial class is a normal scheduled session you sit in on, online or at the centre.
7. Can you get there twice a week, for months, after work?
Rohini Sector 8 versus Pitampura versus Netaji Subhash Place is a real difference at 7pm on a weekday. An institute you cannot reach easily is one you will stop attending. Check the metro, the bus, and how long the door-to-door trip really takes — and whether the batch times fit around your day.
Us: F-19/8, Third Floor, Rohini Sector-8, adjacent to Vijay Sales — near the metro and well served by buses and other public transport, which is a large part of why the centre is where it is. Weekend and weekday batches, and every course also runs live online if the commute ever does not work.
A short checklist to take with you
| Question | What a good answer looks like |
|---|---|
| Batch size | A number, and a small one — ours is 4–8 |
| Live trainer hours | A number, published |
| Live ad spend | Yes, with a real account |
| Placement | Defined; no fake guarantees |
| Trainers | You have met them, in a real class |
| Trial | A real class, not a demo |
| Fees | Published, GST stated |
Take this to any institute, including ours. If the answers are vague, keep walking.