IIT Roorkee, Futurense Launch AI Marketing Course for Professionals

TeachCraft Digest — Wed, 30 Jul 2025 06:38:48 GMT

IIT Roorkee, Futurense Launch AI Marketing Certification for Working Professionals

In a strategic move to upskill professionals in the evolving digital marketing landscape, IIT Roorkee and Futurense Technologies have jointly announced a six-month certification programme in full-stack, no-code AI marketing. Tailored for working professionals, the course is set to commence on October 11, 2025.

Delivered entirely online in a weekend-only format, the programme is designed to accommodate the schedules of busy professionals. Notably, it requires no prior coding experience, making it accessible to individuals from diverse educational and professional backgrounds.

The curriculum includes a pre-course foundation module aimed at introducing learners to prompt engineering, no-code automation tools, and AI-powered marketing workflows. This foundational phase ensures participants are well-prepared before delving into core sessions that cover real-world applications of AI in marketing.

The course will provide participants with hands-on exposure to AI integration platforms, customer journey mapping, campaign automation, and data-driven marketing strategies—all without writing a single line of code.

With increasing demand for AI-literate marketing professionals, this certification aims to bridge the skills gap and empower learners to lead in AI-driven business environments.

Over 70 West Bengal Medical Colleges Flout Regulatory Norms

TeachCraft Digest — Wed, 30 Jul 2025 06:12:58 GMT

In a recent statement presented in the Rajya Sabha, it was revealed that over 70 medical colleges in West Bengal have been found non-compliant with prescribed regulatory standards. The deficiencies were noted across critical areas such as faculty availability, infrastructure quality, and clinical parameters.

The report, based on inspections and assessments conducted by relevant authorities, highlights a concerning gap in the essential requirements needed to maintain medical education and patient care standards. These deficiencies could potentially impact the quality of medical training and healthcare delivery in the state.

Officials emphasized that steps are being taken to address the shortcomings, with institutions being advised to initiate corrective measures. Regular monitoring and follow-up visits are also being planned to ensure compliance.

This development has sparked fresh discussions around the quality and oversight of medical education infrastructure in the region, with stakeholders calling for swift reforms and stricter enforcement of norms.