What careers to choose after Geoinformatics?

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Geoinformatics holds great promise in environmental modelling and its analysis, studying climate change, disaster management, and telecommunications, writes Dr Ketan Kotecha, Director, Symbiosis Institute of Technology, for Elets News Network (ENN).

Dr Ketan Kotecha, Director, Symbiosis Institute of Technology

Geoinformatics is almost an unknown term for many people. But mention Google maps or talk about GPS enabled apps like Ola and Uber and faces light up with interest! Today, Geoinformatics has gained a lot of potential in the job market because of the current and unexplored opportunities. This emerging and evolving technology offer great career avenues.

But first, let’s understand what exactly is Geoinformatics? In simple words, it deals with the tools, science, and technology which are used to acquire, analyse, and visualize our planet and its resources from space. For example, the geographic location of our planet, the various oceans, man-made structures, etc. can all be located with the help of Geoinformatics.

Remember the famous movie, Lion? Here the boy could find his family 25 years later, thanks to Google Maps. This movie and this incident could only be possible because of Geoinformatics. Geoinformatics is a field which is used in various walks of life. Be it urban or rural planning, land use management, agriculture, defence sector, and infrastructure development among others.

When it comes to transport, it is used for in-car navigation, maritime, aviation, network planning, etc. Geography and Earth Sciences rely on geoinformatics data as well.

Educational Qualification

In order to pursue a career in Geoinformatics, one must have a degree in science. Geography, agriculture, geology, engineering, IT or computer science students can also get admission to M.Sc., M.Tech. courses in Geoinformatics and Remote Sensing. People can also follow up with Ph.D programmes or diploma courses, certificate courses.

Well, to be honest, the most important thing for a successful career in this field is genuine interest and passion that one possesses. Students who are eager to learn and push their limits beyond boundaries will excel in this field. A positive outlook, robust analytical and problem-solving skills are also major pointers that will help one stand ahead of the crowd.

A Rapidly Growing Field with Good Job Prospects

Today, a Geoinformatics(GIS) professional has more tools at his disposal than ever before. This has been possible because of the increase of geospatial data like Google Maps and the internet of things. The growth has thus helped in enhancing humanitarian efforts such as city planning and disease control to giving business intelligence solutions for product marketing and helped solve other such large-scale problems. According to research done by, P&S Market Research the global GIS market could be worth $17.5 billion by 2023. With that sort of expansion, comes great employment opportunities for skilled GIS experts. This trend of expansion is expected to be the maximum out of all other professions.

Decent package

The simple fact is that most professions benefit majorly because of this field. Thus, the opportunities for a person with technical acumen and critical thinking skills will improve a lot in the coming future. A person can use these skills in solving complex problems and thus being able to withdraw decent packages from companies.

Variety of work and an array of sectors

The best thing about this field is that it covers an array of sectors. Starting from public sector to private sector, different work styles can be used to become masters in this field. This industry covers an array of fields. One can spend his time outside tracking wildlife in the Arctic, or tracking down insurance fraud in the Southern part of Europe; location intelligence is a hot trend in this industry.

Some of the fields in which Geoinformatics can be used are:

Agriculture

India has always been an agriculture-driven economy. But today, agriculture has evolved beyond words. From hand farming, it has become technical farming. From soil testing to analyzing productivity from a remote location, agribusiness relies on geoinformatics experts

IT

IT firms are always on the lookout for people who have specialization in this field because people with this specialization can have a lot of depth and knowledge in this field. Several applications and software programs are developed with keeping the core concept as geoinformatics.

Aviation

No aeroplane can function without GIS applications and remote sensing and hence one can not imagine life without GIS. The aviation sector which is growing beyond leaps and bounds needs geoinformatics professionals for their expert and crucial role in the industry.

A chance to make the difference

There is absolutely nothing that you can’t do under the sky in this field. If you want to conserve the wildlife sanctuary, or protect your nation as a service member, or streamline operations of a particular field, you will have the opportunity to do all that. Geoinformatics enable one’s understanding of the geological, social, temporal factors that are responsible for contributing to some of the world’s most challenging problems.

One can safely say that geoinformatics is a promising career opportunity and is here to stay for long.

Educational Innovations and Best Practices in 2018

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January 3, 2019

Since education forms the foundation of our economy, it becomes vital to impart education more effectively and successfully. This calls for innovation in the education sector in terms of teaching, classroom management techniques and with respect to the subjects which are taught, writes Dr Ginu George, Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce, Kristu Jayanti College, Bengaluru, for Elets News Network (ENN).

Education plays a vital role in everyone’s individual life. Education is not just to secure marks; it is far more than scoring grades. Education moulds a child to stand out as a future leader who can handle all the issues and obstacles which is stopping to grow. Education also exposes children to various facet of life, inculcates value systems and helps them to break social evils like racism, poverty, discrimination etc. Without a doubt there has been a huge transformation in the teaching pedagogy which has been shifted from traditional to modern method.

Some of the remarkable education innovations which have taken place in the year 2018 are as follows:

Motion Capture Technology: This is a upcoming innovation in the education sector which is commonly referred as MoCap and provided both at high schools and colleges. Students can learn and understand concepts with the help of movement of objects or people. This kind of technology is more adopted and used for students in field of biomedical, interactive media, film and television industry. This is an interactive teaching pedagogy which creates a lot of enthusiasm among students while learning.

Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality: VR and AR which are currently been in all fields as also taken a place in education sector. It is not yet been used full-fledged however picking up at a faster pace. This creates an immersive learning space for children and enables them in better understanding. Virtual field trips are one such example which is been in use in the education sector and giving the student a better outlook. These innovations also help students to improve their imagination and thinking ability, motor skills, better understanding about the concepts

Flipgrid: Another video based technology which is used for high school and college students as part of their learning. This allows a teacher to create “grids” which enables students to participate in video discussion. The grid allows a teacher to post different topics and students can participate in the discussion by posting video responses. This provides an opportunity for every student to plan their responses and speak thoughtfully.

Gamification: This is one of biggest trend which is taking place in most of the schools which is adding more fun and making the learning session more engaging. Most of the schools are incorporating in their teaching pedagogy gamification by bringing more game elements. This will help the students to have better concentration level also helps in understanding tough concepts in a better way.

Online Courses and Learning: This trend is been most encouraged in many colleges and universities were students can access to various online courses. This provides them an opportunity to get better understanding on tough subjects by doing additional courses on the same subjects. It also helps them to focus more on their preferred area and do in-depth research on those subjects.

Flipped Learning: Yet another trend in education sector that is catching up is flipped learning. It is nothing but inverting traditional teaching. Here students prepare ahead for a topic before it is taken in the class by going through various tutorials and videos. This helps students to ask thought provoking questions and thus helping students to have a better understanding about the subjects they learn. This also improve their reading and analytical skills.

Adoption of new innovation into the education sector helps students to be more focussed and engaged. Like every year 2018 had also been a year of innovation in education sector. These innovations have without a doubt helped students to secure better grades and also enhanced the teaching pedagogy. Innovation in education helps students to nurture their skills which prepares them for future and also increases the quality of learning.

CBSE to introduce AI as a skill subject in classes 8,9,10

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January 3, 2019

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has decided to introduce Artificial Intelligence (AI) as an elective subject in classes 8, 9 and 10, to make students well-versed in technologies of future.

“The decision to introduce artificial intelligence as a skill subject was taken at a recent meeting of the board’s governing body. It has been decided that the subject would be introduced in classes 8, 9 and 10 as a skill subject,” a member of the board’s governing body said.

It is important for the board to modernise the school curriculum to stay abreast of the latest developments as technologies like AI, Data Analytics and Big Data are making a huge impact globally, said the governing body member.

“Syllabus for the new subject would be drafted for all the three classes. If required, the board will also help in the capacity building of schools for the teaching-learning of the new subject from the next academic session,” the member added.

When contacted, a senior CBSE official confirmed the development. The official said AI would be one of the optional subjects on the vocational side.

Also Read: Use AI to develop solutions in education, health: Niti Aayog

According to the official, the CBSE has started exploring the idea of introducing AI as a school after a session held at the NITI Aayog – Central Government’s policy think tank.

“The board held consultations with stakeholders, including with a school that was already teaching the subject. Consequently, after comprehensive discussions, the board has decided to include artificial intelligence as an optional subject,” the official said.

The CBSE has 20,299 schools in India and 220 schools in 25 other countries affiliated to it.

Om Prakash Kasera appointed as Primary Education Director

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January 3, 2019

Rajasthan Government has appointed Om Prakash Kasera as the Director of Primary Education Department and Panchayati Raj (Primary Education), Bikaner.

In another bureaucratic reshuffle under the newly formed Government of Rajasthan led by chief minister Ashok Gehlot, 21 IAS officers have been transferred in the State.

Kasera was earlier appointed as the District Magistrate of Pratapgarh district in Rajasthan.

He had participated in various events organised by Elets Tecnomedia Pvt Ltd such as 2nd Annual Healthcare Summit Rajasthan in 2016 and Smart City Summit in Kota in September, 2017.

DigitalLEARNING Top B-Schools of India Ranking 2018: December 2018

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HITS: Explore Once in a Lifetime Opportunities

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When most of the people give up on big dreams just because they were born in a middle-class family, there are some who rise over such notions and create their own destiny. One such person was late Dr K C G Verghese, who through his hard work and perseverance evolved as one of the top-ranking educationists in the country. Founder of the Hindustan Group of Institutions (HGI), Verghese ventured into the education sector in 1966 after realising the need for an institution that offers non-formal technical education. He envisioned a country, which will be devoid of poverty and immense scope for employment. Today, Hindustan Group of Institutes (HGI) is a renowned name to impart quality education in the fields of Engineering, Aviation, Applied Sciences, and Management.

Hindustan Institute of Technology & Science (HITS) under the umbrella of HGI was established in 1985. It was earlier known as Hindustan College of Engineering. The institute was conferred University Status by University Grants Commission (UGC) in 2008. Taking forward vision of Dr K C G Verghese — Making Every Man a Success and No Man a Failure, his wife Dr Elizabeth Verghese as the Chairperson, is leading the HGI.

HITS comprise students from across the globe and it has emerged as a premium and reputed higher education institution. It is accredited with NAAC “A” by Government of India and received a 5-star rating from QS Stars each in the categories of teaching, employability, innovation, inclusiveness, and facilities. HITS is the first institution in India that has obtained the 5S certification from TUV Rheinland for successfully implementing 5S Workplace Management Systems. HITS has been awarded with the Good Green Governance Award for its green sprawling campus five consecutive years. Apart from this, several environment friendly initiatives are implemented by HITS. It is a step towards promoting eco-friendly travel among student community.

The institution offers several UG, PG, Integrated, Doctoral, and Industry Collaborated programmes in the domain like Aeronautical Engineering, Mechatronics Engineering, Automobile Engineering, Computer Science, Civil Engineering, Management and many more. “We always endeavour to provide our students with the best facilities so that they can achieve their set goals in a seamless manner,” opines Dr Anand Jacob Verghese, Pro Chancellor, HITS. The campus facility comprises Mac Lab, Seminar halls, a Central Library and Departmental Libraries, transportation and so on.

Having collaboration with over 78 International Organisations and 30 MoUs with Government organisations and industry partners, HITS maintains a good association with industry. These associations assist the institution in rendering the students training and consultancy opportunities, study abroad and summer programmes, joint research projects and conferences and students and faculty exchange programme.

Ahead of the Curve

“The core strength of HITS is in its proven competency in Aeronautical Engineering, Automobile Engineering, Nanotechnology and Defence Technology,” opines Dr. Anand Jacob Verghese. For Aeronautical students, HITS entered into a technical partnership with ALSIM, France, one of the leading Flight Simulator Manufactures. Students are offered an exclusive Simulator Flying Training through two world-class Simulators — ALSIM AL50 & ALSIM AL250. Dr Anand elaborates, “We are proud that HITS was the first in India to purchase the ALSIM Simulator, the ALSIM AL50 and recently we have also added the advanced ALSIM AL250, which led to the establishment of the SIM CENTRE at Chennai.”

Grooming all the students with phenomenal practical training, the Deemed to be University also established a research and entrepreneurship culture in the campus. The Centre for Research and Consultancy’s existence in the campus motivates both the faculty members and the students to take up research activities regularly along with supporting multidisciplinary research proposals. With belief in the philosophy of Kaizen, HITS encourages the faculty members to undergo NPTEL and MOOC online certification course in their respective areas, and also encourages the staff to participate in FDPs, Conferences and Seminars.

“17 students have filedpatents pertaining to innovative research projects and 11 students have successfully incubated their startup in the campus. Students are our pride and the strong alumni network of HITS spanning the globe indeed spells the quality of the education delivered,” claims Dr Anand. The Hindustan Technology Business Incubator (HTBI) and Hindustan Entrepreneurship and Innovation Centre (HEIC) of the University address the innovative talents and spirits of the students by organising different entrepreneurial events. The research environment in our institution facilitated the first year student of Aero department to design Lightest satellite in the world which is launched by NASA and named it as JAIHIND 1S Mission.”

Hindustan have been ranked by India Today as Best Private University in India during 2018 publication and as best institution for value of money by ASSOCHAM, Ranked in range of 300-350 by QS.

Moreover, the HITS Alumni Association (HITSAA), a registered society functioning under the guidance of eminent alumni of HITS always enriches the present students with helping hands for numerous purposes. More than 10,500 members are registered in HITSAA, which has chapters across the globe. The grand alumni reunion marked the Golden Jubilee of HGI and it was organized in December 2017. Serving the nation by gifting capable citizens since its inception, HITS has been placing its students in top-notch companies like Audi, Porsche, Vestas, Amazon Development Centre, Exclusive Motors and many more. Being one of the most sought-after engineering institutions in Tamil Nadu, HITS aspires to continue delivering a comprehensive education without compromising on the quality and code of ethics.

RGUKT: Catering to the Educational Needs of Rural Youth

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January 2, 2019

Rajiv Gandhi University of Knowledge Technologies (RGUKT), Basar in Telangana State has been giving wings to the dreams of the gifted rural youth by catering to the educational needs. Sudheer Goutham of Elets News Network (ENN) finds how the RGUKT, Basar nestled in the hinterlands of the State of Telangana, stands as an example to be emulated in how to take quality higher education to those who cannot afford it, but who wish to receive it.

V S Radhakrishnan, State Minister of Education, Sri Lanka (Middle) felicitating Dr A Ashok, Secretary & Commissioner, Board of Intermediate Education & Vice Chancellor, Rajiv Gandhi University of Knowledge Technologies, Basar, Government of Telangana (Right)

Rajiv Gandhi University of Knowledge Technologies (RGUKT) was established in 2008 as a full-fledged University in the then united Andhra Pradesh by a special act of Legislature. Subsequent to the bifurcation of the State, the new Government of Telangana adopted the lone campus in Telangana state at Basar as a stand-alone University. The University has a unique 6-year integrated programme under which the top 1% of the rural students are admitted into the University after their X class. They complete their PUC and then move into a 4-year B Tech programme. The University takes 1,000 students every year into the 6-year programme. Since the academic year 2018-19, the intake has been hiked to 1,500 students.

Ahead of the Curve

RGUKT, Basar, is located in pristine rural surroundings in the holy temple-town of Basar. The campus is sprawled over a vast 275-acre that houses close to 7,500 people at any point of time including students, faculty and support staff. The University offers a conventional 2-year PUC program followed by a 4-year B Tech degree program in seven branches of engineering – Chemical, Computer Sciences, Electronics and Communications, Electrical, Mechanical, Civil, and Metallurgical and Materials. Academic pedagogy is highly ICT intensive and carefully crafted with a judicious mix of mentoring, teaching and a unique “learning-by-doing” methodology where the students bolster their learning capacity at their own pace and time.

Facilities in Campus:

ICT enabled classrooms
Wi-Fi enabled hostel blocks
Laptops issued to every student
Advanced labs in IoT, Block Chain, Robotics, Material Characterisation among others
Biometric tracking and attendance systems
CCTV camera secured campus
30-bedded campus hospital
ATM, Post Office and Bank
Student Activity Centre with gymnasium and indoor games
Vast sports grounds for outdoor sports and games
Central Laundromat with steam ironing facility
Summer storage tank spanning 32 acres holding about 90 million litres of water
RO treatment plants capable of providing 60,000 litres of pure drinking water per hour
Faculty & staff residential blocks and 6 hostel blocks housing 1,250 students in each
Solar powered lighting
Central Sewerage treatment plant with 2 MLD capacity Recycles 80% – 90% water for reuse

Accolades and Achievements

RGUKT, Basar receiving National Excellence Award for being the the first university to adopt Block chain technology for authenticating certificates issued by it at HE & HE Concalve in Jaipur, Rajasthan.

Received a national award in 2018 as the first university to adopt Blockchain Technology for authenticating the academic certificates issued by it
Regional Centre for NPTEL programme – currently rated among the top 50 of 1,300 local chapters. The university also runs NPTEL courses under credit transfer method
RGUKT, Basar is running NASSCOM’s QP and FSIT programmes in Data Analytics, Production Design Engineering and Heavy Construction Machinery
Active encouragement for students to pursue Industry internships. Two students from RGUKT, Basar bagged the Young Achiever Scholarship at the 5th Internshala Trainings in August 2018. RGUKT, Basar also stood at an All India rank of 14 (for April – July 2018) from out of 1,574 colleges all over the country where internship opportunities for students is concerned. The South India Zonal rank of the University is 6
Industry – Institution MoUs with NASSCOM, CITD, NCRI and NFTDC. More in the offing
MoU with TITA (Telangana IT Association) to establish TIIC (Telangana Innovation and Incubation Centre) at RGUKT, Basar. The Centre is already hosting a Japanese company ‘SafeTraceHub’ which was the first one to set up an Industry Incubation Centre here. In the first phase, TIIC is being set up to host up to 15 Industry Incubations and about five student incubations. Expansions are being planned in later phases
MoU with NCRI (an MHRD Institution) for offering courses in Rural Entrepreneurship and Empowerment and also undertake projects contributing to rural uplift
Won the SKOCH Award for 2018 along with TITA for Social Contribution in working to convert Basar Village into India’s first fully digitally literate village. Working closely with the District administration of Nirmal District of Telangana to help bring innovation into agriculture and rural entrepreneurship. Already delivered a few solutions like developing e-commerce web platforms for the world famous Nirmal arts and toys Cooperative Society and Ankapur model village, farm equipment like a unique straw baling machine and seed-sowing machine, etc
One of the five universities in the State of Telangana – and the only one in the rural districts – to be hosting the Innovation, Incubation and Entrepreneurial Development Programme

Student Progression and Achievements

That the objectives and programme outcomes of RGUKT, Basar model of education is a success and is testified by the achievements of our students.
Close to 70 companies – including MNCs – come to the campus to place our students. Some of them include TCS, Bosch, SAP, L&T, Wipro, Infosys, EPAM, ADP etc
3 of RGUKT, Basar students bagged the ET Campus Stars award for 2017-18
A number of our students have gone on to become entrepreneurs and have set up their own companies working in the domain of IT and Civil Engineering
RGUKT, Basar students have obtained top ranks in IES exams (3rd AIR to 99th AIR)
RGUKT, Basar students consistently obtain top ranks (within 100) in the GATE examination. In 2017, our student obtained the 1st rank in GATE (Instrumentation)
One of our students has become the CEO of a company (iB Hubs) which has over 45 hubs all over the world
RGUKT, Basar students compete at national level with the best and get employed in several government organisations like ISRO, DRDO, BARC etc
Over 400 of our students are employed in the State government as engineers, forest range officers, police officers and surveyors
RGUKT, Basar students consistently compete and win prizes at the global NASA Space Settlement Contest – AMES Research Center which sees worldwide participation. RGUKT, Basar students have won prizes every year since 2013, including the first prize in 2015 and the second prize in 2017

What We are Looking For?

Partnering Institutions that will collaborate with us in joint academic programmes – faculty and student exchange, twin degree programmes, capacity building skill workshops and programs and joint research programmes
Offer short term joint-certification technological programmes in frontier technologies across engineering domains of mutual interest and expertise
RGUKT, Basar has a uniqueness with respect to its location and key focus area – both are rural-centric. We would therefore be able to offer an excellent opportunity for institutions that would be interested in partnering us in encouraging rural empowerment and entrepreneurship through technological intervention

MHRD invites applications for training-cum-entrepreneurship competition

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January 2, 2019

The Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD) is inviting applications for “Ideate for India – Creative Solutions Using Technology” competition from class 6 to class 12 students.

Students are required to send their ideas on 11 core themes including environment, women safety, education, health, traffic, infrastructure, agriculture, social welfare, disability, travel and digital literacy.

In an official notification regarding the above initiative, the MHRD stated, “The aim of this challenge is to give young students of our country a platform and opportunity to become solution creators for the problems they see around them and their communities”.

The ministry will conduct the competition in three phases. In the first phase, students will be required to submit their ideas through a 90-second video-based proposal. Last date for video submission is 31 January 2019. On the basis of the proposals, a total of 360 students, 10 out of each State/UT will be selected for the second phase. Students will also get online learning content to help them ideate.

In the second phase, five residential four-day boot camps will be organised across the country where students will be given mentoring to convert their idea into a prototype.

In the third phase, interview rounds will be conducted out of which the top 50 students will be selected.

CAT 2018 Result likely to be released by next week

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January 2, 2019

CAT 2018 Result is expected to be released next week by the Indian Institute of Management of Calcutta (IIM Calcutta).

As some posts on social media to check Common Admission Test (CAT) 2018 Score, IIM Calcutta has denied releasing the result for the exam. The institute has released the Answer Key for CAT 2018 last month. It is expected that the CAT 2018 conducting body – IIM Calcutta will release the result next week, by January 7.

The candidates who have appeared for CAT 2018 will be able to view their marks on the official website: iimcat.ac.in.

The test was conducted of 25 November, 2018, for admission to business courses conducted by various institutes across India. Over two lakh candidates appeared for the CAT 2018. Qualified candidates will be eligible for admission to management courses, including PGP, PGDM, PGPEM, EPGP, PGPBM, PGPEX at the IIMs and other management colleges across the country.

CAT 2018 score is valid till December 31, 2019, and will be accessible on the website accordingly.

Bhartiya Skill Development University: Paving Way for Global Excellence in Skill Development

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The Bhartiya Skill Development University (BSDU) Jaipur is the first skills university in the country incorporated by the State Government of Rajasthan in the year 2016. BSDU is spread over an area of 51 acres in Mahindra World City Jaipur. It has state-of-the art infrastructure with high-end machinery, imported from Germany, Austria, Spain and Switzerland.The University is the vision of Dr Rajendra Kumar Joshi and Ursula Joshi.

The students are trained in the university on world’s best machines to become Industry-ready even before they join the industry. The training is based on Swiss Dual System comprising “On the job Training” and “Vocational School” which has been adopted after carrying out due modifications to suit the Indian industries.

The University has been honored with notable awards. Some of them are: Best Educational Excellence award, Best Preferred Skill University award, Global Intellect awardand India’s Best Vocational Training University award. Bhartiya Skill Development University is the first of its kind to play a stellar role in ushering in a new era of skills training in India and is a small step in the direction of making India skilled.

BSDU Model of Education offers Certificate, Diploma, Advanced Diploma, Bachelor of Vocation (B Voc), Master of Vocation (M Voc) and Ph D in various skill areas and the programmes are in compliance with UGC, AICTE, NSQF, SSC, and NOS.

Why BSDU:

Speedy and assured promotions and growth path
Flexible Entry/ Exit plans to suit industry and student
Training on the world’s best machines
One student on one machine concept
Training under the supervision of foreign trainers
Hands on practical exposure in all programmes
Possibility of earning while learning
Swiss dual system of training
Every alternate semester in the industry

BSDU offers the following modular programmes:

B.Voc (3 Years)
Agriculture Skills	Carpenter Skills	Electrical Skills
Automotive Skills	Construction Skills	Entrepreneurship Skills
Garment Making and Fabric Printing Skills	HVAC & Refrigeration Skills	IT/Networking Skills
Logistics Skills	Manufacturing Skills	Machine Learning and AI skills
Office Administration Skills	Plumbing Skills	Renewal Energy Technology Skills

M.Voc (2 Years)
Automotive Skills	Carpenter Skills	Embedded Systems and IoT Skills
HVAC & Refrigeration Skills	Smart Power System Skills	Entrepreneurship Skills
*Eligibility: B.Tech/B.Voc/M.Sc (Physics & Maths)

Other Programs
Diploma (1year)	Advanced certified course (6 Months)	Ph.D Minimum 3 years
Medical Nursing Assistant Skills	Eligibility:B.Tech VII Sem/ Graduates

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