Punjab Government's door-to-door job mission will train youth on AI and data science

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Updated At : 12:40 PM Jun 10, 2021 IST

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Mohali, June 9

The Punjab Government, under its door-to-door employment mission, is providing an opportunity to the youth to get trained on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and data science. The course would be conducted in collaboration with IIT Rupnagar and Punjab Skill Development Mission.

The interested candidates need to have passed Class 12 exam with math as one the subjects. Aspiring students can register for the course by clicking on https://forms.gle/VxA79enrCUoE1aii6. — TNS

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