- VIT Bhopal University officially inaugurated its 2026-27 undergraduate cohort through a comprehensive Freshers’ Orientation Programme.
- The event was inaugurated under the leadership of Dr. G. Viswanathan, Chancellor of VIT Bhopal University.
- Mr. Amit Chaudhry, Director of Microsoft CSS, shared insights on industry trends and technical skills during the orientation.
- The orientation session aimed to prepare students for an AI-Driven Future in engineering.
- The program highlighted VIT Bhopal's commitment to delivering industry-aligned education for freshers stepping into their AI-focused engineering journey.
- The orientation session was organized for students entering high-demand engineering programs, including biotechnology and computer science specializations.
- Dr. G. Viswanathan encouraged students to view their university years as an opportunity to develop integrity, leadership, and a commitment to nation-building.
- Ms. Kadhambari S. Viswanathan, Assistant Vice President, stated that the institution seeks to shape graduates for an increasingly technologically disrupted world.
- Prof. Satish Kumar Modh, Vice Chancellor, emphasized the university's commitment to creating graduates ready for a future where AI and interdisciplinary knowledge will be central.
VIT Bhopal University officially welcomed its 2026-27 undergraduate cohort through a comprehensive Freshers’ Orientation Programme, emphasizing an AI-first engineering journey. The event, led by Chancellor Dr. G. Viswanathan, featured industry insights from Mr. Amit Chaudhry, Director of Microsoft CSS, who highlighted the importance of adapting to technological changes.12348
The orientation aimed to prepare students for high-demand engineering fields such as Bioengineering, Electronics & Communication Engineering, and specialized branches like AI & Machine Learning and Cyber Security. Dr. Viswanathan encouraged students to view their university years as a chance to develop not just technical skills but also integrity and leadership qualities essential for nation-building.
Mr. Chaudhry shared valuable advice on industry trends, stating, “AI is transforming the way people work, but it will not replace those who are willing to learn, adapt, and innovate.” He emphasized the need for continuous skill upgrades in a rapidly evolving technology landscape.
Alumna Priyanka Giri advised students to leverage AI tools wisely while maintaining strong problem-solving abilities. Swami Vigyanananda Ji reminded attendees that technical expertise must be paired with personal ethics and resilience. The program underscored VIT Bhopal's commitment to an industry-aligned curriculum that fosters curiosity and interdisciplinary learning, preparing graduates for a future dominated by AI and digital technologies.
“The orientation highlighted VIT Bhopal's commitment to industry-aligned education, preparing students for high-demand fields like AI & Machine Learning and Cyber Security. Dr. G. Viswanathan encouraged students to develop not only technical skills but also integrity and leadership for future success.”
Shiksha
India Education Diary
