In March this year, eInfochips announced the launch of its EICFutureFit program and its first partner under the program – Ganpat University (GUNI). These programs is an Work Integrated Learning Programs wherein all selected candidates will be provided cutting-edge education to ensure that they are industry-ready when they graduate. eInfochips is responsible for course design and bringing an industry perspective to the skills in demand. Senior Technical persons from the firm will be the faculty and mentors. The course is designed with industry ready content and live case scenarios. The involvement of the firm’s senior technical leaders as faculty and mentors will bring industry-ready content and live case scenarios to the classroom. This approach will enable candidates to be equipped with the right skills to be market ready. All candidates will get a job even before the course begins. Candidates who complete all program requirements will receive a MCA or MTech degree from the university. eInfochips plans to offer such programs to 500-plus candidates annually under the EIC FutureFit initiative, within the next five years, eInfochips has announced this programme to co-create and offer in-demand technical courses in market-relevant topics such as automation, IoT device security, cloud architecture, VLSI engineering & DevOps, and more.
Ganpat University has launched the first batch of MCA & MTech programs in collaboration with EIC FutureFit. Since this is an Work Integrated Learning Programs, all selected candidates will be provided cutting-edge education to help ensure that they are industry-ready when they graduate. Ganpat University will leverage its network of academic experts to bring the best of domestic and international faculty to deliver the courses. The program will be run in an in-class blended mode where classes by international experts will be offered online. In contrast, modules by faculty based in India will be delivered in person.
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