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IIT-M ties up with ed-tech co TalentSprint to push deep-tech programmes

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The first cohort of the course, which starts in August 2021, is already open. The interested candidates can log on to https://iitm.talentsprint.com/adsmi/ and apply

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Top Indian technology institute, Indian Institute of Technology Madras has cleared a tie-up with edtech company for a multi-year partnership with Robert Bosch Centre for and AI (RBCDSAI) at Madras.

“Mastering data science requires a strategic approach. Young professionals need to focus equally on building strong fundamentals and applying learnings to solve real-world problems across multiple industry domains,” , head of RBCDSAI, IIT Madras said.

The new partnership looks to launch multiple deep-tech executive education programmes. The 12-month PG level advanced programme in applied data science and machine intelligence, the first programme from the partnership, is designed for early-career professionals keen to build data science and AI careers.

According to the IIT management, the applications for the first cohort of the course, which starts in August 2021, are already open. The interested candidates can log on to https://iitm.talentsprint.com/adsmi/ and apply.

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