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Minister advocates for industry-integrated centres to bridge skill gap among students

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Minister advocates for industry-integrated centres to bridge skill gap among students
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Minister Sharanprakash Rudrappa Patil emphasized the importance of industry-integrated centres in educational institutions to address the skill gap among graduates. He highlighted the government's efforts to restructure curricula for better industry readiness and suggested the establishment of International Language Laboratories. The initiative aims to prepare students for global opportunities and adapt to technological changes.

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Minister for Medical Education and Skill Development Sharanprakash Rudrappa Patil said here on Saturday that establishing industry-integrated centres in educational institutions will help bridge the skill gap among graduates.He was speaking after inaugurating the industry-integrated centres of Discover Dollar, MResult Technologies Pvt. Ltd., and Allcargo Group at the Sahyadri College of Engineering and Management.The State government is actively working to restructure the curriculum to make students more industry-ready, he said.He suggested that educational institutions like Sahyadri college establish International Language Laboratories, given the vast global opportunities available to students.The Minister said that Karnataka has always maintained a progressive outlook by creating an…

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