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Nisha Tanwar a student of MPUA&T, Udaipur (MPUAT Udaipur) defines the of as a life long Experience. She was a part of Entrepreneurship and Agriculture Management Training from the Western Sydney University, Sydney, Australia
Western Sydney University

The Program by , took Arun Khandala, a student of
MPUAT Udaipur, on a journey of learning and knowledge through the Entrepreneurship and Agriculture Program from the Western Sydney University, Sydney, Australia (Western Sydney University )

with it's Programs for both students and faculties, is making directional efforts to make students and faculties of partner AUs future ready with the focus of ultimately improving the quality and relevance of in India. The focus of these training has been to make students and faculties of partner universities future ready while improving learning outcomes, securing effective job placements and collaborations. Out of all the students and faculty in Agricultural Universities associated with , 82% students have been trained under the and 18% students under , while 46% faculties have been trained under , 18% under and 36% under the . The theme for each piece of training has been modified to suit the needs of the UG students under , PG and Ph.D. students under and the faculties training under the component of making these trainings a definitive way to ensure better quality and more relevant agricultural higher education to the students. So far, across 27 countries, with partner AUs have supported 377 students and 120 faculties for international training on cutting edge areas of agriculture and allied sectors.

Under the Program by , . Arji Ravi Chandra Srinivas, a student of ANGRAU, Guntur, got a training in Entrepreneurship and Leadership Development Program from the Oklahoma State University, USA. The student not only defined the learning experience as extraordinary, they also got exposure to crop modelling which in turn helped them in understanding the research needs of today's agricultural landscape in India

Under the Program by , . Uppu Siri Chandana, a student of ANGRAU ( ), Guntur, got her training in Entrepreneurship and Leadership Training from the Oklahoma State University, USA. The program focused on building the business skills of the students by exposing them to the culture of startups that are run and managed by the students of the university and by pairing them with Washington Nelson Mandela fellows giving them a hands on experience of how things function in various aspects of business of Agriculture like pricing, product evaluation, CSR, financial management and more.

Under the Program undertaken by , focused on expanding the horizon of opportunities and knowledge for the students of the AUs across India, Padma Pittala, a student of ANGRAU ( ), Guntur, got her training in Management of Store Grain Pest from the Kansas State University, Kansas, USA. She defined the experience as extremely useful and enriching.

AI is a new facilitator in agriculture. has ensured facilities in various AUs to get students acquainted with advanced technologies such as AI, robotics, drones, agricultural sensors, CAD designing & simulation and precision agriculture.

An Artificial intelligence (AI) lab / Centre is established by JAU, Junagadh
while, TANUVAS, Chennai has established a 3D printing lab.

Such initiatives taken by AUs under continuously step up the education standards in Agriculture to levels that can help widen the horizon of the students in terms of technology and productivity in the field of Agriculture while allowing them the space and equipment to experiment with their own ideas and imaginations.

sponsored by is focused on producing quality graduates with an exposure, experience and skills in innovation, entrepreneurship and agribusiness to add to the stock of human capital in agricultural education, research and the industry.

A total of 255 students underwent trainings in various international institutions. The benefits of such trainings are immense and visible. The students now have an exposure and a widened understanding of how the world sees agriculture and what trends in technologies to enhance productivity and see a future in agriculture which was unavailable to the students till now.

International Trainings is a way to mature the current level of skill in the student to a level that matches or even surpasses the international standards.

Sreyashree Pattnaik from the Agriculture Research department underwent training in IRRI Philippines. She mentioned that the training was excellent and have learnt a lot from it. Her feedback on the training is below.
"This training session was very interesting and knowledgeable. I am very happy to get this opportunity."