An industrial visit was conducted on 28th April 2025 for the 2nd Semester students of the Master of Computer Applications (MCA) Department of Girijananda Chowdhury University, Assam to 5G Experience Center, Tech City, AMTRON, Bongora, Guwahati, Assam 781015. A total of 20 students participated in the visit, accompanied by faculty member Mr. Arindom Ain from the MCA Department.
The visit was organized with the objective of bridging the gap between academic learning and industry practices, offering students real-time exposure to a government-led technology and incubation ecosystem. The program began with a cordial welcome from the AMTRON team, followed by an insightful presentation introducing the organization’s mission, vision, and its pivotal role in fostering the IT sector, especially in the North Eastern region.
The primary goal of the visit was to provide students with practical exposure to emerging technologies and their real-life applications across various industries. As part of the tour, students explored the startup workspaces at the Incubation Centre and learned about the resources available for aspiring entrepreneurs. A key highlight of the visit was the 5G LAB and 5G enabled different technologies, where students gained insights into its transformative role in the telecommunications sector.
They also visited the IoT-enabled Diagnostic Centre, which demonstrated how IoT technology is revolutionizing healthcare. Additionally, the visit emphasized the growing importance of 3D printing and showcased its wide-ranging implementations in industries such as manufacturing, healthcare, and product design.
Furthermore, the AMTRON team conducted a session on various startup incubation schemes and funding opportunities, including initiatives like Digital Design and 3D Printing Center of Excellence in the Electronic Manufacturing Cluster (EMC) and programs supported by the Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region (MDoNER). The students were encouraged to consider turning their innovative ideas into viable tech-based startups.
The visit was highly enriching and beneficial for the students, offering a first-hand look into how innovation, mentorship, and infrastructure come together to support the growth of startups. It also inspired students to think beyond conventional career paths and consider entrepreneurship as a promising avenue.
The MCA Department expresses heartfelt gratitude to the entire team for their warm hospitality, informative sessions, and commitment to nurturing young minds in the field of technology and innovation.
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