Mangalayatan University and Educomp, announce a strategic collaboration

Updated on: Saturday, July 24, 2010

Educomp Solutions Ltd, company has entered into a strategic collaboration with Mangalayatan University (MU), a leading private university in India, to enhance the practical skills of the university’s graduates and prepare them for employment in several high growth sectors of the economy.

Under this collaboration, Educomp and its different subsidiaries and associate companies would provide technology, knowledge and services in areas including practical skill development and assessment, industry domain-oriented training, industry exposure and interaction, language and soft skill development, career guidance and counselling to MU students.

Mangalayatan University was rated as the “Best Emerging University of India†and ranked 18th among all Universities in India. As per a recent NASSCOM report, only 25 percent of engineering and MBA graduates are employable. If all fresh graduates are included, only 10 percent of them are actually employable. Mr. Shantanu Prakash, CEO of Educomp, said
 

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