MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT, KPR Institute Engineering and Technology, Autonomous Engineering Institution, Coimbatore, India

KPR Institute of Engineering and Technology has signed MoA with Skill-Lync for the Employability Booster Program for the Department of Biomedical Engineering. Skill-Lync, a leading online education platform offering industry-relevant courses in engineering and technology, has signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) with KPR Institute of Engineering and Technology (KPRIET) in Coimbatore, India. KPRIET is an autonomous institution affiliated with Anna University in Chennai and is widely regarded as one of the premier institutes for engineering and technology education in the country. Established in 2009, the institution has built a reputation for its innovative teaching methodologies, significant research and industry interactions, earning it a spot in the 201-250 rank band in the NIRF rankings across India.
Under the terms of the agreement, Skill-Lync has committed to providing placement opportunities for eligible 6th-semester Biomedical Engineering students at KPRIET through its Employability Booster Program. The signing of the MoA took place in the presence of Dr.M. Akila, Principal of KPRIET, Dr. R. Kiruba Shankar, Head/IIPC, and Professors of Biomedical Engineering at KPRIET, Coimbatore and Mr. Sakthiguru Radhakrishnan, Regional Manager of Skill-Lync signed the agreement, solidifying the collaboration between the two institutions. With its unique approach to education that blends theoretical knowledge with practical hands-on training, Skill-Lync aims to equip students with the skills and experience they need to succeed in the engineering and technology industry. The training program will be conducted for 19 students, who are interested in Core-placements. The Program will be conducted for the students in the Offline mode and the projects will be carried out by the students. After the completion of the training program, the students will be given the opportunity to attend Interviews at Biomedical companies.