Archive · 27 Dec 2025
KL University students excel in IndiaSkills 2025
Students from KL University in India did really well in a big competition called IndiaSkills 2025.
This competition is about learning and showing skills in making things using computers and 3D printers.
One student, B. Harshith Singh, won first place in his category and will go to the next round.
Two other students, N. Sai Ananth and K. Eesha, also won gold and silver medals.
The competition is organized by the government to help people learn important skills for jobs in making things.
The students had to design and make parts using special tools and 3D printers.
They were judged on how well they did this and how they planned their work.
Winning this competition is a big deal and shows that these students are very good at what they do.
KL University Mechanical Engineering students participated in IndiaSkills 2025, a national skill development competition.
B. Harshith Singh won first place in the Additive Manufacturing category and qualified for the Zonal Level.
N. Sai Ananth and K. Eesha won gold and silver medals respectively in the same category.
The competition assessed skills in CAD modeling, mechanism design, and additive manufacturing processes.
IndiaSkills is organized under the WorldSkills framework to standardize vocational skills and align training with industry needs.
- Who
- Students from KL University's Mechanical Engineering Department
- What
- Participated in and won awards at IndiaSkills 2025
- When
- 2025
- Where
- Telangana, India
- Why
- To showcase and develop skills in additive manufacturing and advanced manufacturing technologies
- Competition
- IndiaSkills 2025
- Organizers
- Department of Employment and Training, Government of Telangana and State Skill Development Corporation
- Participants
- B. Harshith Singh, N. Sai Ananth, K. Eesha
- Category
- Additive Manufacturing
- Awards
- Gold (B. Harshith Singh, N. Sai Ananth), Silver (K. Eesha)
- Next Stage
- Zonal Level