University of Technology, Jaipur Signs MoU with Sunsathi Solar at Rajasthan Technical Meet 2026

June 12, 2026

 

The University of Technology, Jaipur, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Sunsathi Solar during the Rajasthan Technical Meet 2026, held in Rajasthan. This collaboration aims to promote awareness, technical knowledge, and practical learning opportunities in the field of solar energy and renewable energy technologies among students.

Through this partnership, students will have opportunities to enhance their technical knowledge, understand the practical applications of solar energy systems, and gain insights into solar power generation, installation, maintenance, energy efficiency, and sustainable development. The collaboration aims to strengthen industry–academia relations and may facilitate expert interactions, workshops, training programmes, internships, and career-oriented learning opportunities, subject to mutual agreement between both organizations.

The MoU reflects the University of Technology, Jaipur’s commitment to promoting skill-based education, industry collaboration, innovation, and environmental sustainability. By connecting academic learning with the growing renewable energy sector, this initiative aims to prepare students for emerging career opportunities in solar energy and green technologies while encouraging the adoption of clean and sustainable energy solutions.

This collaboration marks a step towards strengthening industry-oriented education and equipping students with the knowledge and skills required to contribute to the renewable energy sector and a sustainable future.

 

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