JSW MG Motor India and BML Munjal University (BMU) have announced a significant partnership to strengthen automotive education through the MG Nurture program. This collaboration aims to bridge the gap between academia and the automotive industry by providing students with hands-on experience in advanced vehicular technology.
As part of the MG Nurture initiative, JSW MG Motor India has gifted BMU an MG Hector, India’s first internet-connected SUV, which will serve as a valuable learning resource for students. Through this initiative, BMU students will gain practical insights by studying the car’s architecture, systems, and components. The partnership will allow students to reverse engineer the vehicle, giving them a deep understanding of modern automotive technology.
Yeshwinder Patial, Senior Director of Human Resources at JSW MG Motor India, emphasised that the program is designed to equip students with the necessary skills to excel in the rapidly evolving automotive industry. “MG Nurture aims to make students future-ready by offering immersive learning experiences and academic collaborations with institutions across India,” he said.
Dr. Maneek Kumar, Dean of the School of Engineering & Technology at BMU, lauded the partnership, calling it a key step in providing industry-relevant education. “This collaboration aligns with BMU’s philosophy of experiential learning, offering our students real-world exposure to cutting-edge technology through the MG Hector,” he stated.
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Beyond this initiative, JSW MG Motor India has also launched EVPEDIA, the country’s first online platform dedicated to electric vehicle (EV) education. This platform seeks to educate a broader audience on EV technology and promote the adoption of electric mobility in India.
The partnership between JSW MG Motor and BMU underscores a shared commitment to innovation and sustainability in automotive education, setting a foundation for future advancements in electric mobility and automotive engineering.