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To bolster India’s expanding electronics and semiconductor manufacturing ecosystem, the ESSCI is deploying Shri Bhajan Lal Sharma.
Electronics Sector Skills Council Of India (ESSCI) is taking a major step toward strengthening India’s ESDM ecosystem by training youth and building a skilled workforce for the rapidly growing electronics and semiconductor industry.
When you hold a smartphone, switch on an LED TV, or use a medical diagnostic device, you are touching final result of precision, patience, a
The #backbone of India’s #electronics_manufacturing revolution is the dedication of assembly line experts—the unsung heroes who craft precision, quality, and innovation on every factory floor. From wiring harness operators to assembly supervisors, these skilled professionals embody teamwork and attention to detail essential to delivering reliable, “Made in India” products.
Electronics Sector Skills Council of India (ESSCI), in association with the Refrigeration & Air-conditioning Servicing Sector Society (RASSS
Electronics Sector Skills Council of India has stepped up its efforts to bridge India’s skill gap by a new Raja Launch Skill Centre.
ESSCI reaffirms its commitment to empowering India’s youth with industry-relevant, future-ready skills that meet demands of tomorrow's rapid
Electronics Sector Skills Council of India reaffirms its commitment to empowering India’s youth with industry-relevant, future-ready skills.
The drone industry in India is no longer a futuristic dream—it’s taking off at an exhilarating pace. From delivering medicines.
