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Tuesday, December 22, 2009 09:44:44 PM, Pervez Bari ummid.com

MoU was signed between Rajeev Gandhi Technical Univerdity, Bhopal and Wipro for the training of technical college teachers

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Bhopal: In the presence of Madhya Pradesh Technical Education Minister Laxmikant Sharma, a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between Rajiv Gandhi Proudyogiki Vishwavidyalaya, Bhopal, and Wipro for improvement in the quality of teaching and training of teachers of technical colleges.

The MoU was signed by Vice-Chancellor Prof. Piyush Trivedi from university's side and general manager of Wipro Mission 10X Nagarjun. Under the agreement, about 1,000 teachers of state's technical colleges will be imparted training for improving the quality of teaching.

On the occasion, Technical Education Minister Laxmikant Sharma said that improvement in the quality of technical education is Madhya Pradesh Government's top priority. The government is undertaking efforts that with the extension of technical education in the state, the students can imbibe qualitative education so that they can get employment and also contribute in the technical and economic development of the state and the country.

Lauding Wipro's efforts, Sharma said that Wipro group should come forward for investing in Madhya Pradesh. The Technical Education Minister suggested to the RGPV to keep pace with the world-wide development in the sphere of technical education with a view to ensuring cent per cent employment to technical graduates.

He said that thousands of students are providing their services throughout the country after imbibing education in the state's technical colleges. He expected the university to initiate the process of organising a gathering of all these students at Bhopal in February.

University's vice-chancellor Piyush Trivedi said in his address that special attention is being given to all-round training of techniques in view of the requirements of human resources by industries. Under this agreement, training programmes for faculty empowerment will be organised throughout the state.

The first training session of engineering colleges of rural areas will be held on January 4 at Baurawan in Khargone district in which teachers from Khandwa, Barwani and nearby districts will participate.

Head of Wipro Mission 10X S. Nagarjun said that with the cooperation of the university such programme is being held in Madhya Pradesh for the first time.

He said that Wipro has conceptualised this project keeping in view the decrease in jobs for the students of technical colleges. According to a survey, at present only 25 per cent students of technical colleges are able to get jobs.

The traditional methods of teaching and learning do impart knowledge to students but fall short of linking this knowledge with practical life. Due to it students have to face difficulties at the practical level.

Today, treasure of knowledge is open to all through various outlets including Internet, libraries etc from where vast knowledge can be acquired easily. The crying need of the hour is to link college faculties with modern techniques and this training programme will help achieve this goal.

(pervezbari@eth.net)

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