Google has announced a recruitment drive at Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU), where it will also train 25,000 students in artificial intelligence (AI). The initiative will be carried out under a centralized placement system covering three colleges affiliated with the university.
Details of the Initiative
The tech giant will visit three VTU-affiliated colleges to conduct the recruitment process. This move is part of Google's broader effort to enhance AI skills among students and tap into emerging talent in the region. The training program aims to equip 25,000 students with AI expertise, preparing them for future roles in the technology sector.
Centralized Placement System
The recruitment drive will follow a centralized placement system, streamlining the hiring process for both the company and the students. This system allows Google to efficiently evaluate candidates from multiple colleges under one umbrella, ensuring a wider reach and more opportunities for students.
Visvesvaraya Technological University, based in Karnataka, is one of India's largest technical universities. The partnership with Google is expected to significantly boost the employability of its students, particularly in the high-demand field of artificial intelligence.
The announcement comes amid growing industry focus on AI and machine learning, with companies increasingly seeking skilled professionals. Google's initiative underscores its commitment to fostering tech talent in India and supporting the country's digital transformation goals.
