Archive · 19 Nov 2025
Engineering Students to Gain Industry-Ready Skills via MoU
To help engineering students get better jobs after graduation, a college in Vizianagaram, India, has teamed up with a technology company.
The students will learn useful skills like using modern testing tools and robots, which will make them more appealing to employers in industries like construction and manufacturing.
Satya Institute of Technology and Management (SITAM) signed an MoU with RVS Globe Technology
Partnership aims to enhance placement opportunities for mechanical, EEE, ECE, and civil engineering students
Students to receive practical training in modern NDT techniques, smart quality control tools, and industrial challenge identification
Training includes 3D printing, drone technology, robotics, UT gauge operations, and key QC–QA tools
Collaboration to provide hands-on NDT training, joint research, and technical events
- Who
- Satya Institute of Technology and Management (SITAM) and RVS Globe Technology
- What
- Signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) for industry-ready training and enhanced placement opportunities
- When
- Recently
- Where
- Vizianagaram, India
- Why
- To facilitate industry-ready training and enhanced placement opportunities for students
Students' Perspective
Industry's Perspective
Training Relevance
Students' Perspective
Students may find the training more relevant to their career goals
Industry's Perspective
Industry sees the training as crucial for immediate employment
- Institutions involved
- Satya Institute of Technology and Management (SITAM) and RVS Globe Technology
- Departments covered
- Mechanical, EEE, ECE, and Civil Engineering
- Training areas
- Modern NDT techniques, smart quality control tools, industrial challenge identification, 3D printing, drone technology, robotics, UT gauge operations, key QC–QA tools
- Industries targeted
- Construction, manufacturing, power, oil and gas, marine, aviation