Archive · 19 Aug 2026
EY India and SRCC Launch 12-Month AI Training Programme
EY India and SRCC have created a year-long course about artificial intelligence.
It is for undergraduate students who are starting their third semester.
Students must pass written tests, interviews, and submit a statement explaining their goals.
They will learn about machine learning, generative AI, data, financial technology, blockchain, and AI rules.
They will also work on projects, take a final exam, and join hackathons.
People from EY India will help teach the course.
The programme is meant to help students prepare for jobs that use more technology.
SRCC says it also wants classroom learning to match what companies need.
EY India and Shri Ram College of Commerce launched the 12-month AI Vibe training programme for undergraduate students.
The programme will be available to SRCC students from their third semester, with selection based on written evaluations, interviews, and statements of purpose.
Coursework includes machine learning, generative AI, data analytics, fintech, blockchain, decision intelligence, and AI governance.
Students will complete projects and a final examination, along with hackathons and sessions led by EY India personnel.
The initiative builds on EY’s AI Varsity training for about 50,000 employees and its separate AI Skills Passport partnership with Microsoft.
- Who
- EY India and Shri Ram College of Commerce, with instruction from EY India personnel.
- What
- They launched AI Vibe, a 12-month artificial intelligence and emerging-technology training programme for undergraduate students.
- When
- The programme is 12 months long and begins for eligible students in their third semester.
- Where
- At Shri Ram College of Commerce, affiliated with the University of Delhi.
- Why
- To provide foundational AI skills and connect undergraduate education with current corporate requirements and an increasingly automated workplace.
- Programme
- AI Vibe
- Duration
- 12 months
- Eligibility
- SRCC undergraduate students beginning in their third semester
- Selection
- Written evaluations, interviews, and statement-of-purpose submissions
- Subjects
- Machine learning, generative AI, decision intelligence, data analytics, financial technologies, blockchain, and AI governance
- Assessment
- Ongoing project work, a final examination, and hackathons
- EY AI Varsity
- EY India reports that its internal programme has provided technology-focused instruction to approximately 50,000 employees