Digital Marketing

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Yes,  

The B.Sc in Digital Marketing at AAFT includes a “Web Analytics and Tools” subject (Semester 4) — which means students learn about analytics and presumably use analytics software/tools.

The curriculum also covers Online / Display / Media‑Buying Marketing, Programmatic Ads, Lead‑Generation and Funnel Management, Affiliate Marketing, Email Marketing — these are domains where marketing automation and data‑tracking are relevant.

Under “Skills Acquisition, ” AAFT lists “Analytics and Reporting, ” “UX / UI Basics, ” “Content Creation, ” “Branding and Storytelling” — indicating a mix of creative + data‑oriented skills.

Their programme structure emphasizes hands-on training, live campaigns, practical sessions rather than pure theory — which suggests students get real-world exposure to digital‑marketing tools and practices (e.g. SEO/SEM, ad‑campaign execution, analytics, social‑media campaigns). 

AAFT states the use of industry‑relevant software/ tools: their “School of Digital Marketing” page mentions tools like Google Analytics, AdWords, HubSpot, SEMrush, etc. for learning.

Yes, students from a Science background can definitely apply for the MBA in Digital Marketing at Chandigarh University. CU's MBA programs are open to graduates from all streams and the only requirements are a valid bachelor's degree with at least 50 percent marks and a qualifying score in CUCET.

What makes it even better is that a Science background actually supports this specialization. Digital marketing at CU includes subjects like analytics, MarTech tools, consumer data insights and campaign evaluation, where analytical thinking plays a big role. The programme trains students to combine creativity with data-driven decision-making, helping them build careers in roles such as digital strategist, SEO analyst, and e-commerce manager.