Ghaziabad/New Delhi, December 29, 2023: The 2nd ASDC National Automotive Olympics, organized by the Automotive Skills Development Council (ASDC) in collaboration with CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education) and NPOCA (National Program on Career Awareness), will be held on December 29, 2023. It was successfully completed. The ceremony was held at AKG College of Engineering, Ghaziabad. The competition aimed to increase students’ interest in the automotive industry and provide them with basic to advanced knowledge. Ravindra Pal Singh, CBSE Joint Secretary (Skill Education)graced the occasion as the guest of honor.
A large number of students from 6th to 12th grade across India participated in this Olympics. Group 1 (classes 6-8) was won by Saketh Sandeep, followed by 1st place Hiral Sharma and his 2nd place Ishan Snehi. In Group 2 (Classes 9 and 10), Rudralaju secured his 1st place while Divya Jyoti Senapati and Mayank Kumar Rai secured his 2nd and his 3rd place respectively. In Group 3 (Classes 11 and 12), Souhardya Roy secured his 1st position in this category while Anuj Bhattacharya and Ayushman Saho bagged his 2nd and his 3rd positions respectively.
Ravindra Pal Singh, CBSE Joint Secretary (Skill Education) “The Automotive Olympics fosters young talent and ignites a passion for the field in students. Developing skills and interest in automotive careers from a young age builds a long-term pipeline of skilled professionals. This kind of industry-academia collaboration is essential for the development of this field.
He added: “The automotive industry is rapidly evolving with new technologies and innovations. Investing in the continued upskilling and upskilling of our workforce is essential to keep up with the changing landscape. Staying ahead of the curve.” This skilled talent pool will drive future industry competitiveness and success.”
Vinkesh Gulati, Vice President, ASDC“India’s economy is growing and the automotive sector will be the backbone of our country. The automotive industry is the future, learn new skills, leverage cutting-edge technology and contribute to India’s growth story. It offers immense opportunity. By pursuing a career in the automotive industry, our young people can drive change for the future.”
As India’s first Sector Skills Council, ASDC has consistently focused on upskilling students in the automotive industry. Mr. Gulatigoes on to say, “By nurturing the energy and enthusiasm of our youth, fostering innovation, and encouraging careers in engineering and technology, we can advance as a nation. If you learn how to learn, you can do anything.” You can achieve it. Find what you want to do and brighten your future.”
Mr. Arindam Lahiri, ASDC CEO, emphasized the importance of the Automobile Olympics and ASDC’s role in improving youth skills. He said, “We will work closely with CBSE to raise awareness among the next generation about job opportunities, future prospects, economic growth and the environmental impact of the automotive industry through this Olympics.” It is primarily theoretical and aims to elucidate the basic concepts of the industry and the importance of the automotive sector.”
All the winners jointly expressed their gratitude to ASDC for providing students with a platform to showcase their knowledge and skills in the automotive industry. “I am grateful for the opportunity to participate in the ASDC National Automobile Olympics and win at the national level.I would like to thank his ASDC for his commitment to upskilling students in the automotive industry. ” they said in unison.