Kshitij Vivan Announces 100% Placement Assistance for Web Design – Digital Media Students

(Isstories Editorial):- Ahmedabad, Gujarat Sep 27, 2025 (Issuewire.com) – Kshitij Vivan, a leading web design and animation institute in Ahmedabad, has officially announced 100% placement assistance for students of its web design, animation, video editing, and digital media courses. This initiative ensures that learners not only acquire technical skills but also step confidently into real job opportunities in the fast-growing creative and digital industries.

Bridging the Gap Between Learning and Industry

Many students struggle to find suitable career opportunities after completing a course. Kshitij Vivan addresses this challenge with its job-oriented training programs, offering web design training with placement assistance that ensures students are guided from learning to employment.

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The web design curriculum includes HTML, CSS, JavaScript, responsive design, and UI/UX fundamentals, while the digital media courses focus on video editing, 3D animation, graphic design, and content creation. Each student works on live projects and develops a professional portfolio or showreel, making them stand out when applying for jobs or freelancing projects.

Placement Support Includes:

Career guidance sessions to help students explore roles in web design, UI/UX, and multimedia industries.

Resume and portfolio-building workshops tailored for creative professionals.

Mock interviews and soft skills development to prepare students for both corporate and studio-based roles.

Direct connections with IT companies, animation studios, and digital agencies in Ahmedabad and across India.

Freelancing guidance for students who want to work with global clients in web design, video editing, and digital marketing.

Industry Demand and Career Opportunities

The demand for creative professionals is at an all-time high. ???? According to Naukri.com, there are currently 500+ job openings in Ahmedabad for Graphic Designers alone. The numbers are even higher when including web design, UI/UX design, video editing, and animation roles. This growing demand underscores the importance of selecting career-focused courses that offer placement assistance.

“Our vision has always been to prepare students not just with skills but with careers. With structured placement support and industry tie-ups, students graduate with confidence and clear opportunities ahead of them,” said Ashish Goel, the founder of Kshitij Vivan.

Ahmedabad as a Hub for Digital Careers

Ahmedabad has rapidly become a hub for IT, design, and digital industries. Businesses across industries, from e-commerce to startups, are hiring web designers, UI/UX professionals, animators, and video editors to strengthen their online presence. With its placement-driven training model, Kshitij Vivan ensures that students are ready to meet this growing industry demand.

Admissions Now Open

Admissions are now open for the upcoming batches of web design, animation, video editing, and digital media courses in Ahmedabad. Students looking for career-focused training with 100% placement assistance are encouraged to apply and take the first step toward a rewarding career.

About Kshitij Vivan

Kshitij Vivan is a reputable digital media and web design training institute in Ahmedabad, offering courses in UI/UX design, multimedia, animation, video editing, and graphic design. With a focus on practical training, live projects, portfolio building, and placement support, the institute has helped hundreds of students build successful careers in the creative field

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