| Date: 2026-09-04
Training & Placement Cell organized a Tata Strive – Bajaj Manufacturing System (BMS) Orientation Programme and Entrepreneurship Programme for registered Final Year Engineering and Polytechnic students.
The programme was held on Friday, 4th September 2026 from 12:00 noon to 2:00 pm at the Seminar Hall. The sessions were conducted by the BMS Team and Resource Persons. The programme provided valuable insights into the BMS learning modules, online platform, certification process, project activities, industry exposure, and career opportunities. The Entrepreneurship session focused on innovation, leadership, problem-solving, and entrepreneurial development.
More than 120 Final Year students participated enthusiastically and benefited from the informative sessions. The programme helped students understand the importance of industry-oriented learning, certification, innovation, entrepreneurship, and continuous skill development for their future career growth.
The programme was coordinated by Prof. P. R. Patil, Training & Placement Coordinator. The T&P faculty members, Dr. R. P. Sarode, Prof. S. P. Chincholkar, and Prof. R. N. Solanke, took special efforts and provided valuable support for the successful organization of the programme.
The Training & Placement Cell sincerely thanks the Management, Principal, Vice Principal, and Dean Academics for their constant encouragement and support, and expresses its gratitude to the Tata Strive – BMS Team and Resource Persons for their valuable guidance and interaction with the students.
Training & Placement Cell organized a Tata Strive – Bajaj Manufacturing System (BMS) Orientation Programme and Entrepreneurship Programme for registered Final Year Engineering and Polytechnic students.
The programme was held on Friday, 4th September 2026 from 12:00 noon to 2:00 pm at the Seminar Hall. The sessions were conducted by the BMS Team and Resource Persons. The programme provided valuable insights into the BMS learning modules, online platform, certification process, project activities, industry exposure, and career opportunities. The Entrepreneurship session focused on innovation, leadership, problem-solving, and entrepreneurial development.
More than 120 Final Year students participated enthusiastically and benefited from the informative sessions. The programme helped students understand the importance of industry-oriented learning, certification, innovation, entrepreneurship, and continuous skill development for their future career growth.
The programme was coordinated by Prof. P. R. Patil, Training & Placement Coordinator. The T&P faculty members, Dr. R. P. Sarode, Prof. S. P. Chincholkar, and Prof. R. N. Solanke, took special efforts and provided valuable support for the successful organization of the programme.