Digital Scholar programme information · Reviewed 17 September 2026
Digital Scholar’s online digital marketing programme runs live for four months. It combines marketing fundamentals, agentic AI workflows, four group projects and placement assistance for eligible students. The programme fee is ₹69,999 including 18% GST.
This reference page brings the main terms together. For the full curriculum, current batch availability and enquiries, use the online digital marketing course page.
Programme at a glance
| Provider | Digital Scholar |
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| Duration and delivery | Four months, live online. Weekday evening and weekend morning options, in Indian Standard Time. |
| Learning format | Competing student agencies, four real group projects, module assignments and examinations. |
| Subjects | Website building, SEO, AEO, GEO, Google Ads, Meta Ads, social media, prompt engineering, agentic AI and marketing automation. |
| Course fee | ₹59,321.19 plus 18% GST of ₹10,677.81, totalling ₹69,999. |
| Additional practice costs | Advertising budgets, hosting, paid tools and API credits are student-paid. Ask admissions for the expected practice budget. |
| Certificates | Six Digital Scholar-issued certificates, included in the course fee, subject to eligibility. |
| Career support | Placement assistance for eligible students for up to three months after completion. Read the exact support and eligibility terms. |
Who teaches the programme?
| Rishi Jain | Meta Ads and AI. Trainer profile. |
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| Sorav Jain | Social media. Trainer profile. |
| Karthikeyan Maruthai | SEO. |
| Eugene Samuel | Google Ads. |
The current specialisms are shown above. Confirm the session timetable and trainer allocation for your batch with admissions.
What will students build?
Students complete four real group projects in competing student agencies. They share responsibilities, review work and present their decisions. Module practice includes website and SEO audits, paid-campaign planning and analysis, social content, landing pages and agentic marketing workflows.
The published agentic AI curriculum includes a landing page with a connected lead form, a WordPress publishing agent, a bulk ad-creative workflow using Google Sheets and Drive, and a LinkedIn publishing workflow. Human review, permissions and monitoring are part of the workflow. These module exercises are not a claim that each is a separate client project.
A useful portfolio identifies the business brief, your role, what you produced, the evidence available and what you learned. Group work should clearly distinguish your individual contribution. Explore the AI workflow examples.
Six certificates and how to qualify
- AI Expert
- Social Media
- SEO
- Meta Ads
- Google Ads
- Digital Marketing and AI Course Completion Certificate
These certificates are issued by Digital Scholar and included in the ₹69,999 fee, with no separate certificate payment.
- Maintain at least 75% attendance.
- Complete the mandatory assignments, module examinations and all four group projects.
- Achieve a minimum 60% passing score in the module-specific examinations.
Attendance alone is insufficient. Certification preparation materials remain accessible for one year. Digital Scholar also prepares students for separate external examinations; Google, Meta and other organisations issue their own credentials under their own requirements. Agency partnerships do not make this course Google- or Meta-accredited.
Upcoming live online batches
| Weekday batch 81 | Starts 6 October 2026. Tuesday and Thursday, 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM IST. |
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| Weekend batch 83 | Starts 31 October 2026. Saturday and Sunday, 9:00 AM to 12:00 noon IST. |
Allow time between classes for assignments and group coordination. Confirm seat availability and the final timetable before enrolling. Ask admissions to specify when recordings become available and how long you can access them.
Questions to settle before enrolment
- Your eligibility for the type of job or internship you want.
- The timetable, recording access and missed-class arrangements for your batch.
- The expected ad, hosting, tool and API-credit budget.
- Payment or financing terms in writing.
- Which project materials you may retain or publish in your portfolio.
Ask admissions about the online programme
Information and updates
Programme, fee, trainer and certificate information is based on Digital Scholar’s confirmed programme details. Placement terms come from the placement team’s written responses. This page was reviewed on 17 September 2026. Batch information is dated and should be checked again before payment.