Punjab Govt offers free course in artificial intelligence

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Updated At : 01:02 PM Aug 26, 2021 IST

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Ludhiana, August 25

The state government is offering a free course in artificial intelligence and data science to youth of Punjab. Meenakshi Sharma, deputy director, district employment exchange, said the course would be conducted in collaboration with the Ropar IIT and the Punjab Skill Development Mission.

She said it would have two modules. The first would be of four weeks and the second 12 weeks. For studying the course, students should have passed Class XII with Maths as one of the subjects.

Interested students can register at www.pgrkam.com by August 31.

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