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Karnataka Education Society approves Tech Park for engineering students

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Shashil G. Namoshi, president of the Hyderabad Karnataka Education Society, announced the approval of a 35-acre Tech Park at PDA College of Engineering in Karnataka. The facility is intended to provide a platform for students and research scholars to pursue innovative projects. Namoshi also called on private educational institutions to access funds available through apex bodies like AICTE and the All India Council for Technical Education.

From thehindu.com

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The initiative emphasizes research output as a key criterion for assessing the performance and ranking of higher educational institutions. The Tech Park could provide new infrastructure for students, potentially increasing the capacity for innovation in the state's engineering sector.

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  • KarnatakaIndian state where the Tech Park project is located

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    Higher education institutions might see increased demand for research facilities and could benefit from improved student project opportunities.

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