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In-plant Training

Overview of In-Plant Training

The curriculum of B.Tech course at Maharashtra Institute of Technology enables the students to undergo compulsory In-Plant Training of 16 weeks in the 8th Semester. The students are placed in various industries of regional and national repute and R&D organizations.

This In-Plant Training helps students in various aspects such as:

To enhance the employability skills in the students and make them job ready with real corporate exposure.
To relate theoretical concepts in line with organizational functioning
To gain valuable industry knowledge and understand the workplace culture.
To cultivate teamwork and leadership skills
To Increase self-confidence of students and helps in finding their own proficiency

In-Plant Training Batch 2023-24 : An Overview

MIT’s In-Plant Training program, exemplifying unwavering commitment to bridging the academia-industry gap and nurturing skilled engineering professionals for the future.
With 575 final year B.Tech. students handpicked by 290 esteemed national and multinational industries; MIT continues to shine as a beacon of excellence in providing unparalleled practical exposure to our students.
Our semester-long In-Plant Training, now a mandatory component for all final year B.Tech. students, reaffirms MIT’s position as a trailblazer in offering comprehensive industry-oriented programs.
The outstanding achievement of 185 students, receiving monthly stipends up to Rs. 25,000/- during their training, not only validates their competence but also reflects the trust and confidence industry giants place in MIT’s talent pool.
The roster of participating industries reads like Liebherr Appliances India Private Limited, Larsen & Toubro, Reliance Industries Limited, Coditas, Findability Sciences, Endress+Hauser Group, MAN Energy Solutions, Grind Master Machines Pvt. Ltd., Ola Group and many from elite business groups to renowned research organizations like ISRO – Indian Space Research Organization and DRDO, Ministry of Defence, Govt. of India. MIT students had the privilege of gaining hands-on experience across varies diversified fields. MIT’s continued emphasis on industry-academia collaboration through initiatives like the In-Plant Training program not only enhances the employability of its students but also contributes to the overall development and growth of the engineering ecosystem.