Bengaluru: To make Polytechnic students throughout the country can be employed and entrepreneurship, memorandum of understanding (MoU) is pressed between the Department of Technical Education and Bangalore Industrial and Trade (BCIC) on Friday.
In accordance with the release of the state government, the partnership was signed before Deputy Minister of Karnataka CN Ashwath Narayana, who is also the Minister of Higher Education.
Happy! You have managed to throw your voteogin to see live life on that occasion, Narayana said, “Building the DTE-BCIC case center, will help DTE (technical education department) students learn from real-world case studies and provide opportunities for students to plan their career paths leads to work, entrepreneurship, research and higher education.
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“This MOU will enable the development of shared online portals for internship offers, industrial visits, projects and placements for diploma students throughout the country in addition to facilitating the learning management system (LMS) effectively,” Minister added.
Narayana further explained that MoU would also support the increase in laboratory infrastructure throughout the polytechnic, and provide training to maintain equipment for industry standards in addition to allowing faculty training in subjects, topics, and the latest tools.