FAQ
Serious students think hard before giving six months to any institute. These are the questions people actually ask at the counselling table, answered the way the counsellor answers them.
Do I have to complete the full diploma, or can I focus on just one subject?▾
The diploma is designed as a complete package because the subjects connect with each other — a web developer who can also write copy and read analytics is worth more than one who cannot. That said, if you genuinely only want one subject, paying six months of fees for it is a bad deal and we will say so. Tell the counsellor what your goal is and they will tell you honestly whether the full diploma or a single short course is the right path.
How is the course structured across the six months?▾
Subjects are arranged in a clear sequence, not all at once. Month one is the common foundation — computer fundamentals, Excel and office work, spoken English and AI tools — and it ends with the assessment that decides your track. Months two to four are your specialisation. Months five and six are live client projects, freelancing, portfolio building, the internship and placement preparation. Each phase builds on the one before it, which is what keeps retention high and confusion low.
What if the teaching pace does not match my learning speed?▾
Batch classes are backed by one-to-one coaching for every student. If something is going over your head, your mentor catches it quickly and covers it separately with you at a pace that works. Students who are ahead get extra tasks and harder challenges instead of sitting idle, so nobody is bored and nobody is lost.
How is the paid internship arranged, and how long does it take after the course?▾
Internships come through two routes — our own IT company and a network of partner companies. Matching begins during your final months of training rather than after you finish, which is why most students do not wait long once the diploma is complete. It is real work on ongoing projects with a proper stipend, and it can be in office or remote depending on the company and your profile.
Will I have to repeat topics I already know?▾
No. Trainers assess your existing level in week one. Topics where you already have a solid foundation are covered at a faster pace and the time is redirected to areas that are actually new for you. This matters most for working professionals who already handle Excel or basic design and do not need to sit through it again.
What happens if I miss classes because of work or something at home?▾
Recorded sessions and written notes are available for every class, and your mentor can cover the missed material in a one-to-one session. Nothing you miss turns into a permanent gap. Weekend and evening batches exist for exactly this reason — one student here finished the whole diploma on the weekend batch while working full time.
Is any support available after the course ends?▾
Yes. Support does not end when the course does. You can reach out to your mentor when a project at work gets difficult, and there is an active community of past students who help each other with leads and problems. The placement team also keeps sharing your profile after your last class rather than stopping on a fixed date.
Will companies outside Jaipur recognise the Infonic certificate?▾
Infonic Training has been running for 15+ years and our alumni are working in companies across multiple cities. Outside Jaipur what an employer actually judges is the skill and the portfolio — the certificate confirms where you trained and the live project links prove what you can do. Bring both to the interview.
What is the 6 months IT diploma course fee in Jaipur, and is EMI available?▾
The full six-month diploma with the internship and placement support is ₹38,000. A track-only option without the internship is ₹28,000, and the same full diploma can be paid term-wise at ₹19,000 per term across two terms. No-cost EMI is available on any programme above ₹15,000, and there is no separate exam fee, certificate fee or material charge.
Should I do this, a 3-month course, or the 1 year diploma?▾
It depends on what you already have. A three-month course suits someone who already has a job and wants one more skill added to it. The one year diploma suits someone starting from zero with a full year free, because nine months in one track goes much deeper than three. This six-month diploma is the middle case — enough time to become genuinely employable in one track with a portfolio and an internship, and not enough time to master two. If someone tells you six months will make you an expert in both development and marketing, they are selling, not advising.
