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Supreme Knowledge Foundation and TCS Join Hands to Enhance In-Demand Skills for Industry!
Our Correspondent
Posted on 15 Jul 2024
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Supreme Knowledge Foundation (SKF) is continually innovating to provide students with cutting-edge learning experiences. By integrating experiential learning and practical exercises into their curriculum, SKF is committed to enhancing educational quality through access to top-tier teaching resources and materials. This is achieved through collaboration with educators and curriculum specialists who are well-versed in the latest industry trends. Supreme Knowledge Foundation
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SKF understands the necessity of preparing graduates for the competitive job market. To this end, the institution implements an industry-focused curriculum, ensuring students gain valuable monetisable skills that extend beyond their degrees. SKF's active engagement with leading companies across various sectors ensures that their programme curricula remain aligned with current industry demands. As a result, graduating students possess the in-demand skills that make them attractive to employers. For over three decades, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has supported academic communities globally. As part of SKF’s mission to align its study programmes with the latest industry trends, the institute has fostered a strong partnership with TCS. Supreme Knowledge Foundation
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On June 28, 2024, SKF's industry-academic collaboration was further strengthened by the visit of Partha Sarkar, Regional Head - Academic Interface Program, and the maiden visit of Souvik Das, Regional Head - Academic Alliance Group, both from TCS. Their visit focused on the multifaceted academic partnership between SKF and TCS, highlighting the immense potential for enhancing student learning, faculty development, and promoting academic excellence with cutting-edge technologies. Supreme Knowledge Foundation
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During their visit, Prof (Dr) Dhrubasish Sarkar, Principal and Department Chair of CSE, IT, and ECE Studies, along with faculty members, warmly welcomed and acknowledged the guests. They expressed gratitude for TCS's continued support and explored areas for further collaboration. Faculty members from the departments of CSE, IT, and ECE attended the meeting, where they discussed the deployment structure of this collaboration. Supreme Knowledge Foundation
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Partha Sarkar elaborated on TCS’s established procedures, including faculty exchange programmes, workshops for students in software engineering, technology, and soft skills, as well as research collaborations. These initiatives have garnered high praise from academicians and external assessors. Sarkar’s unwavering support over the years, on behalf of TCS, has been instrumental, and SKF looks forward to continued collaboration with Souvik Das as well. SKF is deeply appreciative of TCS's ongoing support in placement and academic enhancement. The strategic alliance between SKF and TCS is poised to be a significant advancement in SKF's commitment to academic excellence, equipping students with the skills and knowledge they need to thrive in the modern workforce. Supreme Knowledge Foundation
Last updated on 15 Jul 2024
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