Manav Rachna University partners with Google Cloud, Larson & Toubro to boost learning, career opportunities

NEW DELHI: Manav Rachna University (MRU) has joined hands with Google Cloud and Larsen & Toubro (L&T) to boost learning, career opportunities and equip students with future-ready skills. The collaboration will provide specialised training as per industry needs to MRU students, and strengthen their career prospects, as per the official statement.

The university’s partnership with Google Cloud will focus on enhancing digital education and skilling through the Digital Campus for Google Cloud (DCGC) programme, the university said.

The initiative is designed for BTech students with computer science (CSE) and Gen artificial intelligence (AI) specialisation, Bachelors of Computer Application (BCA) in cloud computing, Bachelors of Business Administration (BBA) in business analytics, and Master of Business Administration (MBA) in business analytics. Students will also be provided access to Google workspace for education plus, it added.

Through Google's cloud-based enterprise-class platform, faculty-student engagement will be advanced and offer real-time collaboration tools for all CSE students.

Rajiv Kapoor, managing director and CEO, Manav Rachna Educational Institutions, said: “The future belongs to those who innovate, adapt, and stay ahead of industry trends. We are creating a transformative learning ecosystem where students gain hands-on experience, industry certifications, and direct exposure to real-world challenges.”

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MRU and L&T Partnership: Expert session, on-campus practical training

Furthermore, the collaboration between the MRU and L&T will boost industry-aligned education in engineering and technology. The partnership will introduce a learning mode with self-paced e-learning, live virtual expert sessions, and on-campus practical training.

Students will be equipped with in-demand skills relevant to evolving market needs. The L&T EduTech’s learning management system (LMS) will offer students real-time tracking of progress, module-wise performance monitoring, and industry-relevant assessments.

Additionally, students will benefit from a virtual lab, allowing them to practice on advanced software tools and engage in unlimited project-based learning.

Sanjay Kathuria, regional lead, Google Workspace, said: “Technology is evolving rapidly, and organizations today are looking for professionals who have real-world experience in cloud computing and artificial intelligence. Through this collaboration, students will gain access to cutting-edge digital tools, industry-recognized certifications, and opportunities to engage with experts, ensuring they are well-prepared for careers in the digital economy.”

Under the partnership with Google Cloud, students will have the opportunity to enroll in online certification programmes including free certifications and subsidised options for advanced courses.

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Placement opportunities from Google

“Google will also provide placement opportunities for students who achieve the Google Cloud Associate Cloud Engineer certification, thereby enhancing their career prospects in the tech industry. Additionally, an Annual 12-hour Hackathon will be organized, allowing students to demonstrate problem-solving skills using Google technologies,” the university said.

Febin MF, head-college connect business, L&T EduTech, said: “At L&T, we believe in integrating industry expertise with academic learning. This collaboration will provide students with real-world insights, helping them develop skills that are directly applicable to modern engineering challenges.”

L&T will also establish an e-mobility lab at the university which will focus on electric vehicle (EV) technology training, including battery packs, battery management systems (BMS), power electronics, and electrical machines.

Dipali Bansal, dean, school of engineering, Manav Rachna University, said: “Engineering education today must go beyond textbooks and theory. By integrating real-world applications, advanced technology training, and industry-driven projects, we are enabling our students to develop critical problem-solving skills and technical expertise.”

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