AICTE and MyAnatomy Establish Strategic Alliance, Initiating a New Era for Skill Assessment and Development

 DELHI, DELHI, INDIA, December 19, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ -- In a groundbreaking move to enhance technical education and skill development, the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) and MyAnatomy have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to address the evolving needs of India’s workforce. This strategic alliance signifies a substantial leap towards bridging the gap between academia and industry, fostering a globally competitive talent ecosystem.

or nearly Eight Decades, AICTE has been at the forefront of technical education in India, driving innovation, excellence, and employability through visionary initiatives. The council’s internship and job portals have connected over 550 million students with opportunities across 76,000+ companies, while its Global Developer Corps (GDC) program and Post-Doctoral Fellowship scheme have further strengthened India’s position as a leader in AI technologies and cutting-edge research.

AICTE has taken a humble yet transformative initiative to incorporate skill assessments into its internship portal. By partnering with MyAnatomy, a leading AI-driven digital talent platform, AICTE aims to enhance skill diagnosis, competency mapping, and career progression. This collaboration leverages MyAnatomy’s advanced assessment technologies to create industry-aligned skill development programs, personalized learning paths, and job-role-specific assessments like the National Competence and Employability Test (NCET).

MyAnatomy is a cutting-edge digital talent platform that leverages AI and automation to seamlessly connect employers, job seekers, and educational institutions, revolutionizing the talent landscape. With a skill-first approach, MyAnatomy offers comprehensive solutions such as Skill Assessment, Recruitment as a Service and Learning-as-a-Service, along with an end-to-end Recruitment Process Management System. The platform empowers candidates by identifying skill gaps, creating personalized career roadmaps, and enhancing employability. MyAnatomy is committed to fostering a balanced and thriving talent ecosystem that meets the dynamic demands of today’s workforce.

This collaboration marks a significant milestone in addressing the evolving needs of India's workforce. By combining AICTE's vast network and regulatory framework with My Anatomy’s innovative technology, the partnership aims to:
1. Empower individuals across various professional profiles with highly advanced, scientifically designed AI-driven assessments and interviews for accurate self-diagnosis of skills.

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Distt Admin Shopian organises one-day Seminar on Competitive Examinations for Aspirants

• Approaches to tackling the competitive examinations discussed by subject expert Officers

SHOPIAN: The District Administration Shopian today organised a day-long seminar on competitive examinations for the aspirants titled ‘How to approach the Competitive examinations’ at Government Degree College Shopian. The District Administration under the supervision of Deputy Commissioner (DC) Shopian, Mohammad Shahid Saleem Dar conducted the seminar for the aspirants to acquaint them with the basic know-how of competitive examinations.

The Officers discussed the various parameters of successful preparations for the competitive examinations including the Civil Services. JKAS Officers including ACR, Shakoor Ahmad Dar; DPO, Arshi Rasool; Tehsildar, Anjum Khan; STO, Sarfaraz Ahmad; BDOs, Shakeel Ahmad & Gulzar Bin Rehman; DSWO, Ibrar Ahmad and CDPO, Saddam Hussain, on the occasion shared insights on exam/ preparation strategies for the aspirants.

Overview of the Civil Services examinations, Polity, Geography, Environmental Science, Science and Technology, Arts and History, Current affairs, economy etc were dealt with in detail by officers for the benefit of aspirants. DC appreciated the response of the aspirants for coming in good numbers to attend the seminar despite the bone chilling cold.

He expressed hope that the seminar becomes a stepping stone to their success. Exhibition of hard work, proper exam strategy, perseverance and focus are key to the success for cracking the competitive examination, said Shahid while alluring them to channelise their energies towards pursuing their career goals. He impressed upon them to make use of the facilities available at the Reading rooms to them for their career development.

ADDC Shopian, Dr.Nasir Ahmad Lone urged the students to work hard and make use of valuable insights being shared during the day-long seminar. Among the attendees were those aspirants who had applied for the free coaching classes being started from tomorrow at Higher Secondary School Shopian, steered by District Administration Shopian.

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ArchDaily's Best Architectural Projects of 2024

Throughout the year, ArchDaily's team of curators works on expanding and populating our project library. Located all around the world, each curator carefully considers the best works emanating from their respective regions in an effort to have a diverse representation of the most inspiring and innovative built works. The team looks to new rising practices, new technologies, and the vernacular revival of traditional construction techniques. Seeking socially driven initiatives, as well as major works by renowned architects, the overall offers a holistic view of the built world today and is relayed through the yearly project review.

While there's still much ground to cover and many projects to bring to light, this year's collection of works was quite diverse, particularly in their materiality, with each region focusing on local sourcing of building materials. Additionally, unique programmatic proposals and typologies were interesting to note as they offered a lot of mixed-use and experimental layouts, promising some new ways of living and different positions towards private/public spaces. Finally, many previously anticipated works came to fruition, offering monumental cultural and public spaces for all.

The above can be delved into and seen in this year's top 100 projects selection, where the most sought-after built project references are laid out based on their relevance and circulation. 

Zaishui Art Museum / junya ishigami + associates

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Expo Cultural Park Greenhouse Garden / Delugan Meissl Associated Architects

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1736 House / HARQUITECTES

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AICTE Chairman: Engineering education must focus on experiential learning

Engineering education needs a transformative approach with a focus on experiential learning, emphasised T.G. Sitharam, Chairman of the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE). Speaking during the 61st Institution Day of the National Institute of Technical Teacher Training and Research (NITTTR), he stressed the importance of equipping teachers in second- and third-tier engineering colleges with advanced technological skills.

Mr. Sitharam highlighted that annually, India produces 1.5 million engineering graduates, many of whom are deemed employable. To enhance teaching standards, he advocated for the creation of high-quality augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) laboratories. These facilities are vital for adapting to digital engineering trends that focus on AR, VR, generative artificial intelligence (AI), and simulation technologies.

He also noted the recent lifting of the moratorium on establishing new engineering colleges, predicting a surge in enrollments as 4 crore students are expected to pursue engineering in the coming years. To prepare for this influx, NITTTR and similar institutions must prioritise training programs that meet the demands of evolving technological landscapes. Mr. Sitharam assured that AICTE would support such initiatives to ensure teachers are well-prepared to guide the next generation of engineers effectively.

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