00:00Basically, we have a Cosmos community that we have developed last year in which we have developed our scientific and
00:06technical temperaments and we have developed technical expertise in which we have developed technical expertise in which we have the
00:14first main motive of the skill is learning phase.
00:18In the learning phase, we have a initiative for Tech Blitz, which we have worked with our alumni who are
00:25very good and renowned institutes and multinational companies,
00:28their experience, how to reach those companies, what skill has been on our industry level.
00:37We have all students provide sessions to each student.
00:41In the past year, this event was very successful. This year, we have expanded and expanded this year.
00:48We have a lot of NITs and IIITs with M.O.U. signed.
00:52In M.O.U., we will promote their campus.
00:57Just like not about IIITs and NITs, there is no state-level college where we have no opportunity.
01:03We have the opportunity to reach those students.
01:06There is no opportunity gap.
01:09What is the biggest major university level?
01:14There are 10 plus colleges in which IITs and IITs and IITs,
01:24and IIITs and IITs and IITs and IITs, and IITs and IITs and IITs and IITs and IITs.
01:31Mool Rukhs who are teaching us are actually working in the big MNCs
01:36who are not only teaching skills but with their real experience
01:45they will be able to achieve that level
01:51today they have reached a very large level
01:53like Google or Microsoft
01:55It is not easy to reach large companies.
01:59If we can provide the knowledge to the student level,
02:05this is a very important thing for us.
02:07The students can develop their technical skills.
02:13It is not that you have just learned some skills,
02:18but you must master the particular tech stack.
02:22It is the one who has implemented it in real life in real life.
02:30What will help you learn?
02:33We all learn, but we have guidance.
02:36Our club provides guidance on how you can learn.
02:42The students know what to learn,
02:43but how to learn, they provide.
02:46The 2.0 workshop is a special thing.
02:50This is the problem.
02:51Our students who have been doing such a great job,
02:59such as Google, Microsoft, Intel, IBM,
03:04ESRO,
03:05So these organizations, who are doing practical work and real-world problems, will share their experiences with these people and
03:19will be able to learn how to work in the industry in real-world projects.
03:25So these projects in real-world projects are different from the real-world projects?
03:35Yes, because here we work in academic projects, but the real-world projects in real-world problems,
03:44they know how to solve the problem.
03:52So in this workshop, the industry experts will share their experiences with real-world projects.
04:02So the students will learn how to work in the real-world projects?
04:06Absolutely.
04:06They will learn how to work in the industry-oriented skills,
04:09which are really more useful from the real-world projects.
04:11And as we get to know how to work in the industry,
04:12And then we're working in a lot of downtown projects.
04:12You
