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Updated Mar 01, 2021 | 20:51 IST BITS Pilani has collaborated with AM/NS India to provide sponsored B.Tech Process Engineering degrees to employees. The program consists of 7 semesters and would be conducted digitally by the Institute faculty. BITS Pilani collaborates with AM/NS India for B.Tech degree   |  Photo Credit: Representative Image Birla Institute of Technology & Science, BITS Pilani has collaborated with AM/NS India to provide sponsored B.Tech Process Engineering degrees to employees. This course will help the employees to take a degree through Wo...

Dehradun, in a middle class household, where his father was a bank clerk, and mother, a homemaker. Ashish’s parents wanted the best for their children, sending him and his sister to a private school in the city, Cambrian Hall. A bright student, Ashish was on top of his class throughout high school, graduating as the district topper.  “I always wanted to be a computer engineer and start my own company. I knew it from childhood, as early as ninth grade,” he tells residence on a hilltop in San Jose, California, where he has his own tech startup called Eltropy today.

1,947 students placed from Pilani, Goa and Hyd campuses With placements in IT, Electronics and Analytics sectors being as robust as last year the BITS Pilani achieved 99% of placements of its previous year's figures despite the COVID-19 pandemic and sharp downturn in the economy. BITS in all its three campuses in Pilani, Hyderabad and Goa placed 1,947 students as against 1,961 of last year same period, as on February third week. The encouraging news is a 9.6% hike in the median CTC (Cost to Company) which stood at ₹15.6 lakhs as against ₹14.3 lakhs witnessed. The average CTC saw a 8.14% ...

With 1,947 students getting placed, average CTC saw a 8.14% growth

Indian minister meets workers learning new skills for ‘dream’ Dubai job New centre in Delhi Private School will teach blue-collar workers English, Arabic and computer skills after work Crowds at Delhi Private School in Dubai where V. Muraleedharan, Indian Minister of State for External Affairs addressed workers about a programme that has been launched to teach blue-collar workers to use the computer and basic Arabic and English language skills. Reem Mohammed / The National V. Muraleedharan, Indian Minister of State for External Affairs addresses workers at Delhi Private School in Dubai, ...