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- Karnataka intends to form a committee to address the skills gap between engineering graduates and industry needs.
- Chief Minister D.K Shivakumar noted that many engineering seats remain vacant and current graduates face low salary prospects.
- The state aims to integrate artificial intelligence and advanced technologies into education and rural development initiatives.
- KEONICS will play a key role in expanding IT infrastructure and digital skilling beyond Bengaluru.
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D.K Shivakumar
Chief Minister
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“We have 30,000 engineering seats remaining vacant. Those who have studied engineering are getting low salaries like ₹20,000 per month. We are thinking about how to resolve this”
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…Karnataka has plans to set up a special committee to design and create industry-based curricula to reduce the requirement gap between academia and industry. “ We have 30,000 engineering seats remaining vacant. Those who have studied engineering are getting low salaries like ₹20,000 per month. We are thinking about how to resolve this ,” Chief Minister D.K Shivakumar said on September 22 at the 50th year anniversary celebration of Karnataka State Electronics Development Corporation Limited (KEONICS) in Bengaluru. KEONICS helped lay the foundation for…
“We are entering an era where hardware, electronics, semiconductors, artificial intelligence, and advanced technologies will become increasingly important”
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…more industry-oriented and focused on skills that fit the industry requirement. He said AI should not be limited to big technology companies and must reach every student, every young person, and every entrepreneur. “ We are entering an era where hardware, electronics, semiconductors, artificial intelligence, and advanced technologies will become increasingly important ,’’ the Chief Minister said. He said, “KEONICS’ journey since 1976 reflects Karnataka’s larger transformation into a global technology destination. This institution set an early foundations of the State’s…
Sharath Kumar Bache Gowda
Chairperson of KEONICS
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“The organisation has strengthened its role in expanding access to technology across Karnataka.”
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…journey were released. A statue of R. K. Baliga, and the first chairman and managing director of KEONICS and also the founder of Electronics City, was unveiled. Sharath Kumar Bache Gowda, Chairperson of KEONICS, said, “ The organisation has strengthened its role in expanding access to technology across Karnataka. It’s over 130 training centres have trained and certified more than 1.39 lakh students between FY 2019-20 and 2025-26, while KEONICS continues to expand its IT infrastructure across regional centres. “KEONICS played a…
Priyank Kharge
Minister
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“KEONICS is not just an institution with a five-decade history. It is an important execution arm in Karnataka’s technology ecosystem.”
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…and institutional commitment of many visionaries. Priyank Kharge, Minister for Home, Information Technology, Biotechnology, and E-Governance, said “KEONICS’ role has evolved with the State’s technology ambitions. KEONICS is not just an institution with a five-decade history. It is an important execution arm in Karnataka’s technology ecosystem. From infrastructure and IT services to skilling, digital governance, and new technology initiatives, its mandate today is about translating the State’s technology vision into outcomes on the ground.” Published -…
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Named India · Karnataka State Electronics Development Corporation Limited · B.V. Naidu · Devraj Urs · DK Shivakumar · Karnataka · M. Veerappa Moily · Priyank Kharge · R.K. Baliga · Sharath Kumar Bache Gowda
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