Over 1,000 underperforming rural engineering colleges in India are set for a major revamp under AICTE’s new project, PRACTICE. With Tamil Nadu and Kerala leading the first phase, the initiative aims to benefit over 5 lakh students and 10,000 faculty members by 2028. The focus? Industry-ready skills, hands-on learning, and real-world exposure. Learn how this Rs 23 crore reform is reshaping technical education across India’s heartland. ThePrint’s Fareeha Iftikhar with more details.
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