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PU Signs MoU with TSPI to Enhance Engineering Students’ Employability

October, 2026
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Presidency University signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Toyotsu Suzutoyo Special Steel Processing India Pvt. Ltd. (TSPI) on 12 October 2026.

 

The MoU establishes a structured training-to-employment pathway for students from the Mechanical Engineering and Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE) programmes. As part of this collaboration, students will receive specialised, industry-oriented training on campus, delivered by delegates from Japan, followed by internship opportunities at TSPI’s plant in Tumakuru.

 

Upon successful completion of the training and internship, students may be considered for full-time employment (FTE), subject to the company’s requirements and selection criteria.

 

This initiative aims to bridge the gap between academic learning and industrial requirements by providing students with practical exposure, technical skill development and a potential pathway to employment.

 

Distinguished representatives present at the ceremony included:

 

From Toyotsu Suzutoyo Special Steel Processing India Pvt. Ltd. (TSPI):

  • Mr Nagesh, General Manager

  • Mr Sunil B. K., HR Manager

From Presidency University:

  • Dr Venkateswaran S., Registrar

  • Dr Ramesh Sengottuvelu, Professor and Dean, Presidency School of Engineering, Department of Mechanical Engineering

  • Dr Prashanth S. P., Assistant Professor – Selection Grade, Presidency School of Engineering, Department of Mechanical Engineering

  • Dr Sunil Kumar A. V., Assistant Professor and Assistant Head of Department, Presidency School of Engineering, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering

The ceremony was hosted by Dr Charitra H. G., Assistant Professor, Presidency School of Liberal Arts and Sciences.

 

The MoU was facilitated by Ms Priyanka Naga, Placement Officer, Career Services and Industry Connect (CSIC), Presidency University.

 

This collaboration reflects Presidency University’s continued commitment to strengthening industry partnerships, integrating practical learning into engineering education and enhancing students’ employability through structured industry engagement.