Industrial Collaboration

The right vision and right spirit require the right partnerships to be nurtured. ISDTI’s journey since its inception has evolved through strong support through different partners. With a clear vision to be a unique ecosystem of learning, our engagement with partners excelling in respective domains has also enhanced. Our Industry partners support us in creating Industry-standard curriculum and providing On Job Training followed by absorbing in suitable roles. Likewise, Technology partner’s support helps us in bringing the operation, pedagogy, training practices at par with the new age technologies. The role of the strategic partners contributes to developing and upgrading to new strategies for different programmes and practice.
In order to come over with those expectations and demands of unexpected corporate market, ISDTI’s works with industrial collaboration while bridging the gap between students and job market. This linkage within the different sectors of the corporate world would assist to produce efficient technocrats to the market. The brand and top companies are always craving of efficient professionals where this topology of industrial collaboration would ISDTI’s while catering the emerging needs of entrepreneurs. The ISDTI’s will be responsible for not only building and maintaining linkages with various enterprises but will also provides unique platform to check and improve the training curriculum of various fields of studies and thereby set new and improved standards of qualifying.

The main objectives of ISDTI’s industrial collaboration are outlined as under:

• Establishing relative contacts and linkages with industries/ trades / academic faculties and students.
• To enable influential exchange of information between academicians/ and industries.
• To review from time to time the training curriculum under various fields to identify the emerging shortcomings and enable students to face challenges in complex environment.
• Campus placement system.
• Conducting seminars/ symposiums and general meet for raise interaction with corporate experts.

• Various enterprises including companies duly registered under the Companies Act, 1956 from various sectors of business.
• Organizations established under their own statute like Banks.
• NGOs like trusts and societies.
• International Organizations.
• Various Industries and organizations may coordinate with the ISDTI’s to participate in the industrial collaboration programs while offering necessary industry integrated raining.

Industrial Collaboration