Can I enroll for Interior Design course at Paperloft Institute after Class 12?

Paperloft Institute offers career-oriented crash courses in Interior Design and Digital Marketing. These 12-week programmes are designed to equip learners with practical skills, real-world project exposure, and one-on-one mentorship, making them ideal for both fresh graduates and working professionals looking to upskill.

The Interior Design course remains a top choice, offering comprehensive training in space planning, color theory, lighting, materials, furniture design, and software tools such as AutoCAD and SketchUp. Students get hands-on experience through site visits, client interaction, and portfolio development, supported by ISO and MSME-recognised certifications.

Surviving and flourishing at Paperloft Institute, Bangalore, is very possible even if you're from a different state or origin. The institute boasts a welcoming, hands-on learning culture, with small batch sizes and emphasis on one-on-one attention, making it easier for outstation students to adapt both academically and socially.

Bangalore, being a cosmopolitan, student-friendly city, naturally embraces people from all over India. Paperloft's campus is at JP Nagar, a secure and well-connected part of the city with cheap PGs, hostels, and co-living spaces in the neighbourhood. All Paperloft courses (Interior Design and Digital Marketing) are project-based and easy for beginners, and even those who do not have an educational or technical background find it accessible. Professors are friendly and accessible, and the course curriculum is structured to balance creative learning and industry exposure.

Key aspects of Digital Marketing are: SEO (search optimization), SEM (paid ads), Social Media Marketing (both organic and paid), Content Marketing (including blogs, copywriting, and video), Email Marketing (campaigns and automation), Analytics (measuring campaign success), Website Management (like WordPress and UX), Marketing Tools (such as Canva, ChatGPT, and Google Analytics), and Ethics & Privacy (practicing responsible marketing).

If you're serious about  Digital Marketing, then here's my suggestion : start from the scratch with the fundamental elements individually—like SEO, social media, and analytics. And only after that explore more complex strategies and application of the knowledge. Ideally, having a mentor/guidance during your learning phase will definitely ease your journey. 

Go for a  beginner friendly course, that guides you step by step without any prerequisites yet allows you to excel and go farther post your course completion.  For instance,   look into IIM SKILLS' Digital Marketing course. It covers everything I have talked about and the hands-on experience with live projects during the in-house internship  turned out to be crucial; Be it for understanding the concepts or for practical application in real-world marketing.