Industrial Visit: SVIET Super 60 Students Gain AI & Full-Stack Insights with Meander

Chandigarh, August 27, 2025

The future of technology lies in the hands of today’s students, and preparing them for the fast-paced digital world requires more than classroom theory. To bridge the gap between academics and industry, Meander Training, the learning division of Meander Software Pvt. Ltd., hosted an exclusive Industrial Visit on Artificial Intelligence and Emerging Technologies for the prestigious Super 60 students of Swami Vivekanand Institute of Engineering & Technology (SVIET), Banur.

The session, led by Dr. Sandeep Srivastava, one of India’s most respected AI mentors, gave students first-hand exposure to Python Full-Stack Development, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Data Science, Machine Learning (ML), Data Analytics, Business Analytics, React Native, Flutter, Blockchain, Cloud Computing, Cyber Security, Business Analysis, Digital Marketing, UI/UX Designing, Mobile Development, and DevOps.

About SVIET & the Super 60 Program

Swami Vivekanand Institute of Engineering & Technology (SVIET), Banur, is recognized as one of Punjab’s top institutions for engineering and technology education. With a focus on academic excellence, innovation, and industry collaboration, it prepares students to thrive in competitive IT and business sectors.

The Super 60 program identifies the top-performing B.Tech (CS/IT) students, nurturing their talent with mentorship, skill enhancement, and exposure to advanced technologies. This elite group represents the best minds of SVIET, and the industrial visit to Meander Training in Chandigarh was organized exclusively for them.

Meander Training: Where Learning Meets Industry

Meander Software Pvt. Ltd. is a pioneer in AI-driven solutions, enterprise software, and digital innovation. Its training arm, Meander Training, provides BCA Project Training, MCA Project Training, B.Tech (CS/IT) Training, Semester Projects for B.Tech/BCA, College IT Assignments, Viva Preparation for Students, and Engineering Project Submission Help.

Under the leadership of Dr. Sandeep Srivastava, Meander Training ensures that students not only master technical skills but also understand their real-world applications—a key to becoming future-ready professionals in Chandigarh, Mohali, Panchkula, and beyond.

Highlights of the Industrial Visit on Aug 27, 2025

The full-day session was structured to combine concepts, live demonstrations, and career insights. Key highlights included:

1) Understanding AI & Emerging Technologies

Students explored Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, ML, Blockchain, and Cloud Computing, with real-world examples like recommendation systems, fraud detection, and smart traffic management.

2) Live Demos & Hands-On Insights

Dr. Srivastava showcased live AI demos including image recognition models, NLP tools, and predictive analytics, helping students connect theory with practical applications.

3) Career Opportunities in Tech

The session emphasized how fields like Python Full-Stack Development, React Native, Flutter, Cyber Security, and DevOps are shaping IT careers. Students also learned the importance of continuous upskilling and real-world project experience.

4) Industry Expectations & Student Benefits

• The value of project portfolios in job placements.
• How BCA/MCA semester projects connect to real business problems.
• Why college IT assignments and viva preparation require industry relevance.
• How to use engineering project submission help effectively to showcase practical skills.

Impact on SVIET Super 60 Students

By the end of the session, the Super 60 students gained:

• A deeper understanding of AI, ML, and Data Analytics.
• Awareness of career pathways in Full-Stack, Cloud, and Mobile Development.
• Confidence to handle semester projects, viva exams, and IT assignments.
• Motivation to take on industry-standard projects and internships in Chandigarh’s growing IT ecosystem.

Faculty from SVIET appreciated the visit, emphasizing how such collaborations equip students with 21st-century skills needed for both academics and industry.