About Event

One of the reasons can be observed easily - only 17 per cent of the relevant age group in India goes on to undertake higher education. Another cause for the skill gap lies in the quality of talent being churned out. Every year, India produces more than 2.5 million university graduates, of which 20% are engineering majors. NASSCOM estimates that only 25% of these technical graduates are readily employable . The current state of affairs requires for private-public partnership through industry-academia alliances to enhance talent development amongst the youth at the grassroots level. To address these above issues, a two day national summit is organized on the 5th & 6th July 2013 (Friday & Saturday) at Sri Eshwar College of Engineering, Coimbatore in association with ICTACT. Conference Objective 1. Awareness to the Final year Engineering graduates on Industry Requirements 2. Understanding of New skills required among the future workforce 3. Understanding newer avenues in various Industry Sectors