10-04-2017, 08:08 PM
As we all know that Industrial Visit is a part of the B-Tech life, during which almost every students visit their dream companies and get insight regarding the internal functions of a company, and its working principle actually I can say, and of course students can gain basic practical knowledge about different machines & related to educational aspects which can t even taught in class. Industrial visit is the best method of teaching as it provides every students with an opportunity to get idea about practical knowledge through employment practices, working principle of different machines, interaction with different workers. Simply, it provides exposure from an academic point of view.
Industrial Visit has lots of benefits, now in India& different parts of all state more & more Universities are making it compulsory part of the entire course, even some institutes provides maximum grades for Industrial visit instead of major project works. Hence during every campus selection the importance & demand for Industrial certificate increasing day by day. They need an employee should be perfect in theoretical as well as in practical knowledge. So Industrial visit is very much essential for any student doing professional courses such as engineering, Architecture, Biotechnology, Business management & many more. As no institute is providing real working equipment s, machinery, operational methodologies & everything in detail about practical working principles. So these industrial tours are an effort to bridge this gap of practical exposure for those students.
Important Benefits of Industrial Visit
Provides an insight to every student the real working environment of various Industries.
Helps them to see their dream company as in working world.
Helps in binding relation between Industries & institutions.
Provides students to gain firsthand information regarding working principle of Industry.
Helps students to enhance their interpersonal skills, communications, & make them understand about dos & don ts of the industrial practice.
