A session during the events organised by 9 Assam Rifles and
MIT University of Meghalaya in Peren on April 15.
- DIMAPUR — 9 Assam
Rifles, in collaboration with MIT University of Meghalaya, organised student
and faculty development programmes in Peren on April 15.
- Held under the theme "Aim, aspire, attempt,
achieve," the event drew a large crowd, with over 400 students and 40
faculty members from across the district actively participating, according to
an update.
- Dr. Malhar Pangrikar, Vice Chancellor of MIT University of
Meghalaya, led sessions on the importance of soft skills and a rational
approach to career decisions. His Faculty Development Programme addressed
modern teaching-learning pedagogy, with special emphasis on the New Education
Policy (NEP).
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- Major Pranav of 9 Assam Rifles introduced students to the
career paths in the Indian Armed Forces, shedding light on various entry
schemes, eligibility criteria, and the honour of serving the nation.
- Abhijeet Dwivedi, manager at MIT University of Meghalaya,
addressed the issue of youth unemployment, emphasising how emerging
technologies can bridge critical skill gaps and pave the way for innovative job
opportunities in the digital age.
