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For Next Generation of Creators,
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LIT School Students Have Successfully Secured Placements
500+
Industry Partnerships With Top Startups, Creators & Agencies
200+
Students Enrolled In 24 Months
30-70
Real Brand Challenges Across Marketing, Content, And Product
At LIT, learning doesn't stop at the classroom. Every student experiences personal and professional growth across six core dimensions that reflect real-world growth.
Master the full LIT curriculum through structured, hands-on learning built on the LIT Learning Methodology.
Apply your skills in the real world by completing gigs that match your level and building your portfolio.
Stay sharp with real-time classes triggered by major news events that shape markets, culture and innovation.
Learn practical, everyday abilities that make you independent, like fixing a flat tyre, handling basic finances, or managing home essentials.
Build strong daily habits through guided workouts and routines designed to improve your overall strength, stamina and well-being.
Break down real-world brand, business and creator cases to understand how strategies are executed in the market.
When Varun Mayya addressed LIT students, he called out education’s biggest flaw: we’re memorising when we should be doing. He championed hands-on learning, especially in marketing where live campaigns beat case studies every time. Then he shifted gears, painting a future where AI tool mastery and adaptability will separate winners from the rest.
When Kusha took the stage at LIT, she didn’t just talk content, she talked community. She highlighted the power of staying authentic, how her tribe stood by her through controversies, and how that same trust fueled her product launches. For LIT Students, it was a masterclass in how loyalty and honesty turn audiences into movements.
An immersive visit to a garment factory that revealed the behind-the-scenes of B2B manufacturing and fashion economics.
Ganesh, the founder of Think School, sat down with LIT Students for a session on design thinking that felt more like a playbook than a lecture. From book recs to content breakdowns, he showed how learning can be sharp, simple, and fun. His session proved that good ideas aren’t just taught — they’re designed to stick.
A sonic deep-dive into resonance, SFX, and podcast production—guided by audio experts at Sorted Studio.
When Varun Mayya addressed LIT students, he called out education’s biggest flaw: we’re memorising when we should be doing. He championed hands-on learning, especially in marketing where live campaigns beat case studies every time. Then he shifted gears, painting a future where AI tool mastery and adaptability will separate winners from the rest.
When Kusha took the stage at LIT, she didn’t just talk content, she talked community. She highlighted the power of staying authentic, how her tribe stood by her through controversies, and how that same trust fueled her product launches. For LIT Students, it was a masterclass in how loyalty and honesty turn audiences into movements.
An immersive visit to a garment factory that revealed the behind-the-scenes of B2B manufacturing and fashion economics.
Ganesh, the founder of Think School, sat down with LIT Students for a session on design thinking that felt more like a playbook than a lecture. From book recs to content breakdowns, he showed how learning can be sharp, simple, and fun. His session proved that good ideas aren’t just taught — they’re designed to stick.
A sonic deep-dive into resonance, SFX, and podcast production—guided by audio experts at Sorted Studio.
In a fireside chat with LIT Students, Raj opened up about scaling House of X into a distribution powerhouse. He broke down how audience attention can be engineered into real business success, from brand collabs to launching his own perfume with King. His story showed students that reach is just the beginning. Conversion is the real game.
When Ananya joined our cohort at LIT, she spoke about overcoming self-doubt, building brands with purpose, and staying frugal with money even as you grow. She dropped real lessons on resilience and financial discipline, while sharing her leap into beauty ventures. The students walked away with one truth: grit beats glamour, every single time.
When Orry walked into LIT, he flipped the narrative. Known for memes, he revealed the serious marketing brain behind PR stunts like the Balenciaga chips bag and leading a 100-member team. For students, it was a peek into how influence is never accidental, it’s engineered, bold, and strategic.
Through strategic pitching, students raised ₹25,000 for a local NGO—learning the art of purposeful fundraising.
In an unfiltered session with our cohort, the founder of Hotmail shared the story of building the world’s first webmail service and selling it to Microsoft. More than history, it was a lesson in resilience and global thinking. His words reminded students that vision and grit can take you from an idea in your room to changing the world.
Students formed intuitive music bands using 45+ instruments—with zero experience but full creative instinct.
Students created meaningful narratives and marketing content by collaborating with preschool kids and staff.
In a fireside chat with LIT Students, Raj opened up about scaling House of X into a distribution powerhouse. He broke down how audience attention can be engineered into real business success, from brand collabs to launching his own perfume with King. His story showed students that reach is just the beginning. Conversion is the real game.
When Ananya joined our cohort at LIT, she spoke about overcoming self-doubt, building brands with purpose, and staying frugal with money even as you grow. She dropped real lessons on resilience and financial discipline, while sharing her leap into beauty ventures. The students walked away with one truth: grit beats glamour, every single time.
When Orry walked into LIT, he flipped the narrative. Known for memes, he revealed the serious marketing brain behind PR stunts like the Balenciaga chips bag and leading a 100-member team. For students, it was a peek into how influence is never accidental, it’s engineered, bold, and strategic.
Through strategic pitching, students raised ₹25,000 for a local NGO—learning the art of purposeful fundraising.
In an unfiltered session with our cohort, the founder of Hotmail shared the story of building the world’s first webmail service and selling it to Microsoft. More than history, it was a lesson in resilience and global thinking. His words reminded students that vision and grit can take you from an idea in your room to changing the world.
Students formed intuitive music bands using 45+ instruments—with zero experience but full creative instinct.
Students created meaningful narratives and marketing content by collaborating with preschool kids and staff.
When Varun Mayya addressed LIT students, he called out education’s biggest flaw: we’re memorising when we should be doing. He championed hands-on learning, especially in marketing where live campaigns beat case studies every time. Then he shifted gears, painting a future where AI tool mastery and adaptability will separate winners from the rest.
When Kusha took the stage at LIT, she didn’t just talk content, she talked community. She highlighted the power of staying authentic, how her tribe stood by her through controversies, and how that same trust fueled her product launches. For LIT Students, it was a masterclass in how loyalty and honesty turn audiences into movements.
An immersive visit to a garment factory that revealed the behind-the-scenes of B2B manufacturing and fashion economics.
Ganesh, the founder of Think School, sat down with LIT Students for a session on design thinking that felt more like a playbook than a lecture. From book recs to content breakdowns, he showed how learning can be sharp, simple, and fun. His session proved that good ideas aren’t just taught — they’re designed to stick.
A sonic deep-dive into resonance, SFX, and podcast production—guided by audio experts at Sorted Studio.
In a fireside chat with LIT Students, Raj opened up about scaling House of X into a distribution powerhouse. He broke down how audience attention can be engineered into real business success, from brand collabs to launching his own perfume with King. His story showed students that reach is just the beginning. Conversion is the real game.
When Ananya joined our cohort at LIT, she spoke about overcoming self-doubt, building brands with purpose, and staying frugal with money even as you grow. She dropped real lessons on resilience and financial discipline, while sharing her leap into beauty ventures. The students walked away with one truth: grit beats glamour, every single time.
When Orry walked into LIT, he flipped the narrative. Known for memes, he revealed the serious marketing brain behind PR stunts like the Balenciaga chips bag and leading a 100-member team. For students, it was a peek into how influence is never accidental, it’s engineered, bold, and strategic.
Through strategic pitching, students raised ₹25,000 for a local NGO—learning the art of purposeful fundraising.
In an unfiltered session with our cohort, the founder of Hotmail shared the story of building the world’s first webmail service and selling it to Microsoft. More than history, it was a lesson in resilience and global thinking. His words reminded students that vision and grit can take you from an idea in your room to changing the world.
Students formed intuitive music bands using 45+ instruments—with zero experience but full creative instinct.
Students created meaningful narratives and marketing content by collaborating with preschool kids and staff.
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I joined LIT as an absolute beginner, with only one video edit ever to my name. I was skeptical at first, but LIT surprised me by helping me develop both skills and character. From someone who couldn’t even step on stage, I ended up giving a 30-minute presentation by the end of the course. Overall, LIT was a great experience for me.
LIT School has been my magical place where I got to unlock my hidden potential and got my confidence back. Everyone deserves a space where people not only push you to be better professionally, but also to become the best version of yourself.
Before LIT, I was a software engineer with no marketing skills and a fear of being on camera. LIT taught me marketing, content creation, and the metrics that matter, while pushing me to create viral content. The challenges trained me to execute fast, helping me grow a startup to 25K+ downloads and gain 32K followers organically. LIT taught me to turn ideas into results.
LIT was a transformative milestone, bringing my ideas to life and giving me a platform to showcase my abilities. Its hands-on approach gave invaluable insights into modern marketing and running an agency, from pitching to delivering projects. This practical journey fueled personal growth and self-discovery, leaving a lasting impact on my professional and personal life.
LIT School made learning fun and easy for me. It helped me understand things better, grow in marketing, and connect with industry leaders.
Working with Tier 1 clients once felt impossible, as opportunities seemed tied to years of experience, not skill. LIT shattered that mindset, gave me the skills and opportunities, and instilled the belief that no goal is out of reach.
I chose the Creator Marketer course at LIT, and it transformed my knowledge of marketing. I learned about content creation, funnel building, and reaching potential clients. The frameworks and mentor guidance were a game-changer, especially for pitching myself and my ideas. LIT gave me valuable exposure to marketing and practical skills I can apply immediately.
My favourite LIT memory is the Dream a Dozen challenge. I sat with my team, threw out wild ideas, worked like mad, and when it came together, it hit. That feeling when people love your idea and clap for it is like rocket fuel, you just want the next challenge immediately. LIT didn’t just teach me; it lit the fire and marked the start of something big for me.
Even after college, I had no clarity about my strengths and no solid answer to “Why should we hire you?” At LIT, through practical, consistent work, I discovered my strengths, built skills I’d always wanted, and gained clarity and confidence. Today, I can answer that question with certainty and stand out in interviews with the skills and experience I’ve gained.
Before LIT, I struggled with low confidence and found it difficult to talk to strangers. Speaking on stage felt impossible, during my first presentation, I went completely blank. Over time at LIT, my personality and skills grew, helping me build the confidence I lacked. By the end of the course, I had overcome my stage fear and could make friends with ease.
Back in college, I always felt like I didn’t belong. At LIT, I felt a sense of belonging with people from different backgrounds and goals. The best part was how we came together to solve problems and move ahead, even with different aims. The crowd at LIT was driven, passionate, and always creating, which motivated me to achieve my goals as well.
LIT was a pivotal point in my life. While education is vital, there were times when educators didn’t care much about student growth. At LIT, people cared. I found a community that pushed me to grow, dream bigger, and believe in myself. The lessons, friendships, and support will stay with me for life. LIT was, is, and will always remain my family.
I joined LIT as an absolute beginner, with only one video edit ever to my name. I was skeptical at first, but LIT surprised me by helping me develop both skills and character. From someone who couldn’t even step on stage, I ended up giving a 30-minute presentation by the end of the course. Overall, LIT was a great experience for me.
LIT School has been my magical place where I got to unlock my hidden potential and got my confidence back. Everyone deserves a space where people not only push you to be better professionally, but also to become the best version of yourself.
Before LIT, I was a software engineer with no marketing skills and a fear of being on camera. LIT taught me marketing, content creation, and the metrics that matter, while pushing me to create viral content. The challenges trained me to execute fast, helping me grow a startup to 25K+ downloads and gain 32K followers organically. LIT taught me to turn ideas into results.
LIT was a transformative milestone, bringing my ideas to life and giving me a platform to showcase my abilities. Its hands-on approach gave invaluable insights into modern marketing and running an agency, from pitching to delivering projects. This practical journey fueled personal growth and self-discovery, leaving a lasting impact on my professional and personal life.
LIT School made learning fun and easy for me. It helped me understand things better, grow in marketing, and connect with industry leaders.
Working with Tier 1 clients once felt impossible, as opportunities seemed tied to years of experience, not skill. LIT shattered that mindset, gave me the skills and opportunities, and instilled the belief that no goal is out of reach.
I chose the Creator Marketer course at LIT, and it transformed my knowledge of marketing. I learned about content creation, funnel building, and reaching potential clients. The frameworks and mentor guidance were a game-changer, especially for pitching myself and my ideas. LIT gave me valuable exposure to marketing and practical skills I can apply immediately.
My favourite LIT memory is the Dream a Dozen challenge. I sat with my team, threw out wild ideas, worked like mad, and when it came together, it hit. That feeling when people love your idea and clap for it is like rocket fuel, you just want the next challenge immediately. LIT didn’t just teach me; it lit the fire and marked the start of something big for me.
Even after college, I had no clarity about my strengths and no solid answer to “Why should we hire you?” At LIT, through practical, consistent work, I discovered my strengths, built skills I’d always wanted, and gained clarity and confidence. Today, I can answer that question with certainty and stand out in interviews with the skills and experience I’ve gained.
Before LIT, I struggled with low confidence and found it difficult to talk to strangers. Speaking on stage felt impossible, during my first presentation, I went completely blank. Over time at LIT, my personality and skills grew, helping me build the confidence I lacked. By the end of the course, I had overcome my stage fear and could make friends with ease.
Back in college, I always felt like I didn’t belong. At LIT, I felt a sense of belonging with people from different backgrounds and goals. The best part was how we came together to solve problems and move ahead, even with different aims. The crowd at LIT was driven, passionate, and always creating, which motivated me to achieve my goals as well.
LIT was a pivotal point in my life. While education is vital, there were times when educators didn’t care much about student growth. At LIT, people cared. I found a community that pushed me to grow, dream bigger, and believe in myself. The lessons, friendships, and support will stay with me for life. LIT was, is, and will always remain my family.
Unlike traditional colleges that focus on theory and outdated syllabi, The LIT School is built around real-world challenges. Our students don’t just study marketing or entrepreneurship they live it by working directly with brands, solving 50–100+ real briefs, and learning from industry leaders.
Next Gen Business Programme & CreatorPreneur Programme
Creator Marketer Programme
The CreatorPreneur Programme & Next Gen Business Programmes are 3 year programmes that will consist of 24 months of Experiential Learning + 6 months of Paid Internship + 6 months of Business Incubation
The Creator Marketer Programme is a 15 month Programme that will consist of 12 months of Experiential Learning + 3 months of Paid Internship
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