Placement outcomes —
digital skills graduates in Kerala

Vishnu had four years of design work behind him before he walked into Unlearn. Four years of client briefs, Adobe files, and deliveries — across industries, across styles. On paper, he was already a designer. In practice, he knew something was missing, though he couldn't name what.

At his last company, he started handling performance marketing alongside design — ads, campaigns, metrics. That exposure cracked something open. Design wasn't just about how things looked. There was something underneath — strategy, intention, psychology — that he had been skipping entirely. He wanted to understand it properly.

What changed at Unlearn wasn't the tools. He already knew the tools. What changed was the question behind every brief. Mentors — Nandha Kisor sir and Renjith sir — pushed him to think before he touched the software. Who is this for? What do they feel when they see it? What should they do next? Hassan sir (founder) was always around, clearing doubts, challenging assumptions, making sure no question went unanswered.

Before Unlearn, Vishnu's portfolio was full of good-looking work. After, it was full of work that did something — that connected to a business need, that moved an audience, that got results you could actually measure.

Today he freelances with 3–4 retainer clients — handling branding, social media creatives, and performance marketing. His monthly income sits at ₹35,000–40,000+. And he's building something bigger in the background: Ownzoom, his own company. The next chapter is already in motion.

Before joining Unlearn, Meenu was working at Lulu Mall. It wasn't a bad job — but it was a ceiling she could see clearly. She knew she wanted something different. A career that could grow, that could lead somewhere. Digital marketing kept coming up. She had zero experience in it. She joined anyway.

The 2024 batch at the Trivandrum campus was where she spent the next few months — not watching videos, but actually running campaigns. Creating content for real briefs. Learning ads not as theory but as live experiments with real feedback. The practical environment made her feel like she was already working, not preparing to work.

When she walked into her interview at Adsomia, the questions weren't about certificates. They were about what she could actually do. Campaign setup. Audience targeting. Content strategy. She had answers — because she had done these things, not just read about them. She got the role.

Today she works as a Media Buyer at Adsomia, managing social media accounts, running campaigns, and handling YouTube SEO. A monthly salary of ₹15,000–20,000 — earned from zero prior experience, in under a year.