Latest Articles in engineering programmes
Are Engineering Students Industry Ready?
For a growing country like India, engineering youth not being employable or not able to match the employability criterion may worsen economic and social conditions in the coming future.
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IIT Mandi Becomes The First IIT To Introduce A Full-Fledged B.Tech. Course In Data Science And Engineering
A bachelor’s degree in Data Science and Engineering will open up several career options like Data Engineers, Data Architects, Data Analytics and Business Analysts, among others.
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Future Of Engineering And Education
The engineering education in India is at the crossroads today. It’s a chance to take the country on the next high growth trajectory by having the right manpower. Students need to ensure they are industry-ready by the end of their programme.
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Need To Evolve Engineering Education, Before It’s Too Late
Some of the best foreign institutions like MIT, Olin College, Cornell, Stanford, etc., have responded to the unprecedented changes by retooling, reskilling, reprogramming, creating new learning paths, offering unbundled learning and providing a multidisciplinary perspective to the discipline.
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AICTE To Help Students Stuck With Cancelled Degrees
The Union HRD ministry called for a meeting to help out the hundreds of students stuck in a dilemma with the decision
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Universities Under Scrutiny, SC Cancels Engineering Degrees Awarded Through Distance Learning
The Supreme Court has cancelled all engineering degrees awarded by certain universities through distance learning since 2001 and ordered a CBI probe into the investigation.
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University Of Birmingham Launches Free Online Course For India’s Engineering Students
The University of Birmingham will be starting a new three-week online free training for engineering students across India to help these students in improving their technical English language skills.
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Reviving the Joy of Engineering
Technology and globalisation are driving changes and transformations at levels never seen before. What awaits future generations is a world of automation and digitally enabled technologies. To cope with this ever-changing world, the most important skills required are the ability to think through problems, to understand and critically analyse situations and opportunities logically and rationally, and to be able to create solutions that create an impact.
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