Hyderabad: Amity University has proposed a collaboration with the Young India Skills University in Telangana as part of its commitment to supporting the state’s education and skill development initiatives.
During a meeting with Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy, Amity Chancellor Atul Chauhan expressed the university’s willingness to contribute to the development of the education sector in the state.
Chauhan extended his gratitude to CM Reddy for the recent Cabinet approval for establishing Amity University’s new campus in Hyderabad.
Highlighting the institution’s commitment to quality education, Chauhan informed CM Reddy about the advanced facilities and academic infrastructure available at Amity University.
He noted that the institution is keen to bring these strengths to Telangana and is prepared to work diligently to support the state’s educational aspirations.
As part of this engagement, Chauhan announced that Amity University would soon sign an agreement to partner with the Young India Skills University, aiming to enhance vocational and professional training opportunities for youth in Telangana.
University representative Ramachandram also joined the meeting, reinforcing Amity’s readiness to collaborate on various academic and skill-based initiatives across the state.
