Tag: engineering
Empowering Futures: NBFC Loans Fuel Student Success in Coaching and Higher Education
NBFC Loans Empower Students to Excel in Coaching and Higher Education Unlocking Education: NBFC Loans Empower Students to Excel in Coaching and Higher Education In a groundbreaking development, education-focused non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) are playing a pivotal role in shaping the future of students across India. With the rising demand for quality education and specialized coaching, these NBFCs are stepping up to provide financial support, enabling students to access prestigious institutions and advanced training programs. The Surge in NBFC Education Loans NBFCs have witnessed a significant surge in the demand for NBFC Loans , particularly for coaching centers and higher ... Read more
AI course: JMI begins registration for ‘Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning’; Details here | Mint
Jamia Millia Islamia’s (JMI) Department of Computer Engineering is set to conduct a three-week long Short-Term Training Programme (STTP) on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) in a hybrid format. Dates Registration for the 50-hour programme commenced on Wednesday, June 19. The course will start on July 1 and conclude by July 19. Eligibility criteria Prospective candidates interested in participating in the programme must meet specific eligibility criteria, which include holding a diploma, undergraduate, postgraduate, or PhD degree with a background in mathematics. Eligible candidates can apply by visiting the official website. Seats “A total of 130 seats are ... Read more
In charts: How engineering lost its charm in India
India was once home to an estimated one in four students globally graduating with a science or engineering degree. But Indians’ well-known love affair with engineering courses seems to be on the wane. Ahead of Engineer’s Day this Friday, Mint looks at the falling enrolments, weak job placements, and disappointing employability rate of India’s engineering graduates. To add to it, high financial costs and the rigor of a four-year course could also be deterring many from pursuing this path. With the growing challenges of new and disruptive technology, the stream needs to reinvent itself to keep students relevant in the ... Read more