Kolkata, October 31 – A free 30-day online marketing internship has attracted more than 1,000 students in just five months and is now being adopted by leading universities across India as demand for practical, employable skills grows among graduates.
Universities including The Neotia University, Rathinam College of Arts and Science, Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology, Assam Don Bosco University, NIT Kurukshetra, and GITAM have built the program into their curriculum to help students improve job prospects.
Comprehensive Curriculum With Industry Focus
The internship gives students a full view of modern digital marketing, covering strategy, execution, and the full customer journey. Each topic is taught through a mix of video lessons, case studies, and real-world assignments.
Hands-On Learning Through Real Company Assignments
Instead of theory-heavy lectures, students complete 15 assignments that reflect real company workflows. One participant said they “worked on real-time tasks and understood how marketing works in the real world.”
Key Skills Students Gain
- Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and basic PPC advertising
- Social media management and email marketing
- Marketing psychology using AIDA and funnel frameworks
- Landing page building using basic HTML
- Copywriting and lead generation techniques
- Fundamentals of modern PR and reputation management
"This is not just a course; it's a 30-day journey that every aspiring marketer must take. The content is rare, thoughtfully crafted, and designed to be an experience."
— Dr. Rahul Kapoor, Program Creator
Flexible Format and Career Outcomes
The internship is self-paced, with students expected to spend about two hours per day. Completing the program earns a LinkedIn-shareable certificate, and high performers are shortlisted for paid six-month internships.
Registration is open for the next batch, with day one beginning immediately after confirmation. Students can register through the official form and view full details on the program site.
The program positions itself as a bridge between learning and earning, aiming to solve a long-standing gap between college education and industry-ready marketing skills.