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India launches an initiative to offer specialized AI education to undergraduate students in its colleges.

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India launches an initiative to offer specialized AI education to undergraduate students in its colleges.

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  1. Maharashtra Council participated in the WeLearn India National Education Leadership Summit 2026 to discuss AI's impact on education.Sub-event
  2. AMD is partnering with the University of Delhi to bring its AI Engage Developer Programme to India, aiming to train 10,000 students in AI.Sub-event
  3. Government mandates curriculum shifts toward AI at Babu Banarasi Das University.Sub-event
  4. NASSCOM hosted the AI Academy in a Box National Summit 2026 in Chennai to discuss engineering education issues.Sub-event
  5. UGC, AICTE, and NASSCOM are working on AI curriculum for undergraduate students.1 source
  6. Curriculum designed for AI education in Indian colleges.1 source

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