Karnataka govt to launch employability assessment for STEM graduates in Kalaburagi

In order to close the employability gap between graduates in the level 2 and 3, the Karnataka government will initiate a model led by evaluating and developing to evaluate and develop the ready for work among the graduates of STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics). The initiative will begin on 9 and 10 August with a pilot evaluation driving in Kalaburagi.

On July 29, the Deputy Commissioner in Kalaburagi, the Minister of Rural Development and Panchayat Raj and Kalaburagi Region Priyank Kharge’de addressing a press conference, the initiative of the state’s flagship Nipuna Karnataka program, through the CT department and Karnkataka and KSDC (KSTC), he said. The effort is also supported by Radhakrishna Doddamani Deputy Kalaburagi.

The pilot program will target 2,500 STEM students in Kalaburagi in the first stage. Based on its success, the model will be adapted and scaled to other regions and will make Karnataka the first state to initiate a local employment evaluation program, specially designed specifically for Stem graduates.

“This is not Just Another Skilling Program. Unstop, A National Engagement and Hiring Platform, and Each Partijan A Personalized Skill-Gap Report Along with the Development Plan (IDP). He moves away from an approach that fits the body, Mr. Priyank said.

The evaluations will be held at the Setty Technology Institute in Kalaburagi. There will be four nests every day (10:00, 12 noon, 14:30 and 16:30). Candidates should report in the venue until 9 o’clock

The registration opens on July 29 and will remain open until 7 August. This is urlOr by scanning a QR code. The nests will be allocated on the first service basis for the first preferred to the Stem graduates registered to Kalaburagi Udyoga Mela, which was organized earlier this year. The evaluation room tickets will be given on 7 and 8 August via SMS and E -Post.

The Minister showed that a recent analysis during Udyog Mela scored 50% of the students scored 50% in capabilities and 63% in communication skills. The pilot initiative aims to systematically and measurable such gaps.

The program is also expected to improve the results of employment for employers by presenting ready -made candidates and ensure educational institutions to make their education better with industrial expectations.

“This attempt is not only about jobs, but about preparing our youth for the future, not only about jobs, but of the development of holistic talent,” the Minister said.

Minister of Medical Education and Skill Development Sharan Prakash Patil, Mlas Almprabhu Patil, Patil, Kalaburagi Urban Development Administration President Mazhar Alam Khan, Deputy Commissioner Fouzia Taranum, Police Commissioner SD Sharanappa, Police Addturu Srinivasulu’nun director.