Tejas Networks partners with MahaIT to boost telecom engineering talent in Maharashtra
Tejas Networks partners with MahaIT to impart telecom technology training to engineering students in Maharashtra. The MoU aims to enhance employability and support Digital Maharashtra's vision.
This partnership is likely to have a medium-term impact by enhancing the skill pool for the telecom sector in Maharashtra, potentially benefiting Tejas Networks through a better talent pipeline.
The partnership is positive as it focuses on skill development and talent nurturing in a key sector, aligning with government initiatives.
Tejas Networks has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Maharashtra Information Technology Corporation Limited (MahaIT) to provide world-class training and certification in emerging telecom technologies to engineering students across Maharashtra, focusing on underserved regions.
The MoU was signed at the ‘TechMahaImpacT 2026’ event in Mumbai, in the presence of the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Maharashtra, Shri Devendra Fadnavis, and the Hon’ble Minister of IT, Adv. Ashish Shelar. MahaIT, the nodal agency for the Government of Maharashtra's ICT initiatives, will collaborate with Tejas Networks to enable skilling and certification through online and instructor-led programs.
This partnership aims to enhance the employability and industry readiness of young engineers, contributing to the vision of a "Digital Maharashtra" and supporting the state's transformation into a trillion-dollar economy. The collaboration will also explore joint initiatives in industry-academia engagement and technology-led capacity building.
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