GUVI Forms 2020 a great tie-up with US Co to conduct skillathon
GUVI Forms 2020 is all about GUVI, a startup company incubated by IIT Madras and CIIE.CO-IIM Ahmedabad joining hands with US based UiPath to host ‘RPA Skill-a-thon 2020.
UiPath is United States of America based global software company that develops a platform for Robotic Process Automation (RPA).
The main objective of GUVI 2020 in organizing this event is to prepare students for new age jobs post COVID-19 by giving them an exposure to RPA.
GUVI 2020 offers an online platform for students to learn information technology skills in their native languages.
More than 40,000 students from more than 220 colleges across India are participating in the event, for which registration is free of cost.
GUVI 2020 is being held from 31 May to 4 June. RPA is the use of software with Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning capabilities to handle high-volume, repeatable tasks that previously required humans to perform.
Colleges/Students can enroll this course free of charge at ‘www.guvi.io/rpa’ and also download the academic alliance version of UiPath for free once they enroll in this course.
This will help the student community to learn about this emerging technology. The course is intended for students and anyone else who wants to learn the basics of Robotic Process Automation, he said.
More jobs are expected in this domain and this alliance will lead the path to those jobs. GUVI, being a vernacular learning platform, will work to have these courses be made available in different regional languages shortly, he said.
More than 40,000 students from nearly 220 Colleges have been skilled through this ‘RPA SKILL-A-THON 2020,’ GUVI 2020.
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This number is expected to reach 60,000 by end of 4 June when the event GUVI 2020 concludes. Highlighting the unique aspects of this event Mr. Manish Bharti, President, UiPath India and SAARC, said at UiPath they believe in democratizing RPA to build a community of experts and drive our mission of a robot for every person.
Companies and enterprises across sectors are turning towards automation to ensure business continuity. This will further accelerate new job opportunities, and also create a need for people to upskill.
GUVI is an integrated ed-tech platform in vernacular language, having a deep penetration in India with a presence in over 1,000 engineering colleges.
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It has already upskilled more than 3.5 lakh engineers in latest technology skills such as Python, Java, Deep Learning and Machine Learning, among others and helped students gain placement in IT firms.
Through this five-day SKILL-A-THON, RPA will be introduced to students. The course assumes no prior knowledge of RPA and takes a use-case approach. It begins by defining a real-world, generic problem and how it can be solved in a non-RPA environment.
The course goes on to teach skills that enable the students to create a robot using free UiPath software (Academic Alliance Edition) to automate the solution.
Separately, GUVI is also offering online IT skilling courses to prepare for campus placements and upskilling with up to 90 per cent discount to students been impacted by the nation-wide shutdown due to COVID-19.
GUVI Forms 2020 – The mission of GUVI is to take technology skills to all the deserving students and ensure demography is never a barricade to acquire skills.
Towards this, GUVI offers technology skills that are in-demand in the industry in regional languages such as Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Hindi, Bengali besides English.
GUVI is transforming lives by offering tech skills in the language, which the students are familiar throughout their life and is bridging the gap between academia and industry.
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