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University and Bajaj Auto Foundation Launch Two-Wheeler Repair Training Program

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JSS Science and Technology University and the Bajaj Auto Foundation launched the Service Technician Excellence Programme (STEP) Skill Training Centre. This free, three-month program provides hands-on training for unemployed youth in two-wheeler repair and maintenance, covering both Electric Vehicle (EV) and Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) servicing. The inaugural batch will consist of 60 seats, with the university planning a series of similar programs targeting 240 candidates.

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The initiative is offered as a Corporate Social Responsibility effort by the Bajaj Auto Foundation. It aims to equip young men and women with industry-relevant skills to improve their employment prospects within the growing two-wheeler service sector.

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