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NASSCOM’s Student Townhall on “AI for Intelligent Systems” held at KITSW

NASSCOM organized a student town hall event titled 'AI for Intelligent Systems' at the Kakatiya Institute of Technology & Science (KITS) in Warangal. The event aimed to encourage engineering students to enhance their technical skills and adapt to the changing job market. Siva Prasad Polimetla, head of Engineering Research and Development at NASSCOM, emphasized the importance of continuous learning and building strong technical competencies. Nidhi, a manager at NASSCOM, discussed initiatives to bridge the gap between academia and industry, highlighting programs designed to improve student employability. Principal K. Ashoka Reddy and Jyothi Prabha A., head of the Computer Science and Engineering department specializing in AI and Machine Learning, also participated in the event.

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NASSCOM’s Student Townhall on “AI for Intelligent Systems” held at KITSW

NASSCOM organized a student town hall event titled 'AI for Intelligent Systems' at the Kakatiya Institute of Technology & Science (KITS) in Warangal. The event aimed to encourage engineering students to enhance their technical skills and adapt to the changing job market. Siva Prasad Polimetla, head of Engineering Research and Development at NASSCOM, emphasized the importance of continuous learning and building strong technical competencies. Nidhi, a manager at NASSCOM, discussed initiatives to bridge the gap between academia and industry, highlighting programs designed to improve student employability. Principal K. Ashoka Reddy and Jyothi Prabha A., head of the Computer Science and Engineering department specializing in AI and Machine Learning, also participated in the event.

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