NASSCOM 2.0 discusses “Skilling and Employability for fresh graduates”
IT industry body Nasscom organized the Mysore 2.0 Conference on October 15, an event to showcase Mysore as an IT destination. The conference had over 300 Delegates, including CEOs, CIOs from IT-BPO and diverse sectors including manufacturing and services sectors. 25+ eminent industry experts speaking at various sessions and diverse mix of companies covering IT products and services, BPO, SEZ and IT Park Infrastructure developers, Start-ups, Incubation Centres etc participated. The conference brought together various stakeholders including Corporates, investors, government officials, policy makers and academia to interact & network. Over the past decade Mysore has carved a niche for itself as a preferred IT destination for companies focusing on IT product development, R&D, e-commerce and training.
Thought leaders and entrepreneurs suggested ways for companies in Mysore to set themselves apart. There were many other important panel discussions and Key notes presentations, including “Skilling and Employability for fresh graduates.” Revathi Kasturi CEO of Laqsh Job Skills Academy led this panel discussion. The other panel members were Dr. Mahesh Rao, Professor & Head-Computer Science & Engineering SJCE, University of Mysore; Kamala Prabhashankar, Global Delivery Manager SPI; Venkatesh S V, CEO RiiiT and Jithendra Pathak, Head-Delivery Remote Services Wipro Infotech. Core Employability skills, Communication skills and Professional skills were identified as skills that freshers do not have. These factors being the need of the hour were something all the panel members agreed upon. The discussion was lively and many opinions were shared. The audience participated well and raised some pertinent questions. The debate that progressed was lively and the panel representing industry and Academia identified different action items inBridging the talent gap. Bridging the talent gap.’
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Student's Corner
Simran
Simran, a student from GGSSS Railway Mandi Hoshiarpur, transitioned from her early love for art to a successful career in IT. After completing her 12th grade, she embraced an apprenticeship at Prabhnoor Collection, leading to her role as a Trainer at Advance Net Institute, earning Rs 3000 monthly. Her journey highlights the transformative power of adaptability and passion.
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Twinkle Kumar
Twinkle Kumar, an IT&ITes student, works as a Computer Operator at Sanjivini Hospital, earning Rs 3500 monthly. His passion for computers and determination to learn have driven his success. Twinkle’s journey, marked by dedication and an infectious smile, highlights the importance of taking the first step toward one’s goal.
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Manpreet Singh
Manpreet Singh, a dedicated IT&ITes student, has been thriving at Punjab Diagnostic Lab for three years, earning Rs 2000 monthly. Beyond technical skills, he cherishes the strong camaraderie among colleagues. His journey exemplifies the perfect blend of professional growth and a supportive, lively work environment.
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Ankush Kumar
Ankush Kumar, an IT student from GSSS Nara, Hoshiarpur, turned his passion into success with guidance from his vocational trainer, Mr. Arvind Kumar. Employed at Sabi Photographers, Ankush earns Rs 1500 monthly, building a promising IT career.
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Davinder Singh
Davinder Singh, a student from Govt. Girls Sen. Sec. School Ranipuri, Kapurthala, turned his passion for computers into a part-time job at KFC as a store operator. With a salary of Rs 8000, Davinder balances work and studies, supporting his family and educational goals.
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Karamveer Singh
Karamveer Singh, a student from Govt. Girls Sen. Sec. School Parwahi, Barnala, excels in IT through his apprenticeship at Star Shine Barnala, earning Rs 3000 monthly. His goal is to open his own internet shop, combining his love for technology with entrepreneurship.
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Kritika
Kritika, a student from Govt. Girls Sen. Sec. School Mahan Singh Gate, Amritsar, excelled in IT/ITeS, earning an apprenticeship at Pappu Stationary Books Depot. She embraced roles like billing and printing, leading to a job offer with a monthly salary of Rs 2500. Kritika's dedication inspires all.
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Khushdeep Singh
Khushdeep Singh, a student from GSSS Jourkian, Mansa, turned his passion for computers into a remarkable journey. Selected for an apprenticeship at Dashmesh Computers, he mastered operating systems and CPU repairs, earning respect and a stipend. Khushdeep's dedication and future aspirations serve as an inspiration to all.
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