In a significant step towards fostering academic collaboration and knowledge exchange, Dr. Raghvender Gautam, Associate Professor from the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Delhi Technological University (DTU), Delhi, recently visited Puran Murti Campus, Sonepat. His visit focused on enhancing the education of engineering students, particularly in light of challenges posed during and after the COVID-19 pandemic.
Dr. Gautam interaction with faculty members and students proved to be highly enriching. He shared valuable insights into recent advancements in mechanical engineering, emphasizing the importance of staying updated with emerging trends and technologies in the field. His discussions covered potential academic collaborations and research opportunities between DTU and Puran Murti Campus, aiming to provide students with broader learning avenues and practical exposure.
A key highlight of Dr. Gautam visit was his session on career prospects in engineering. He elaborated on various opportunities available to mechanical engineering graduates, particularly in specialized fields such as overhauling and manufacturing of aircraft parts. He also shed light on promising career roles in esteemed organizations like the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) and the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), inspiring students to aspire for excellence in these domains.
The visit was instrumental in strengthening academic ties between institutions and providing students with a clearer vision of their future in the engineering sector. As academic institutions continue to adapt to the evolving landscape of education and industry requirements, such engagements play a crucial role in bridging the gap between theoretical learning and practical application.
Puran Murti Campus remains committed to offering its students exposure to distinguished academicians and industry experts, ensuring that they receive the guidance and knowledge required to excel in their careers. Dr. Gautam visit has undoubtedly left a lasting impact, motivating students and faculty alike to explore new possibilities in the field of mechanical engineering.