N-Power announces Tech Pragati Scholarships

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N-Power announces Tech Pragati Scholarships

500 students to benefit from the scheme; those who have passed Class 10 are eligible to appear for aptitude test

Tuesday, August 26, 2008

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NEW DELHI, INDIA: N-Power, the certified hardware and networking training brand of Aptech Limited, today announced the launch of Tech Pragati Scholarships.

N-Power has a series of programs focused towards hardware and networking, which are divided into Foundation, Career and Professional tracks, ranging from one month to two years and the scholarship would be awarded on all the courses.

Those who have passed Class 10th are eligible to appear for the scholarship test, said a press release.

The scholarships of up to 50 per cent of the course fees would be awarded to meritorious students on the basis of their performance in the aptitude test and a personal interview administered at the centers.

In the words of Ravi Dighe, national head, N-Power, "The aim of Tech Pragati scholarships is to make available world class hardware and networking training to students who are meritorious, but who could do with some financial assistance to take up these courses."

He said N-Power has earmarked funds for awarding 500 eligible students with these scholarships.

With computers penetrating all spheres of service and business, coupled with multinational business houses outsourcing huge amount of work to India, the need and demand for hardware and networking professionals has grown exponentially.

"These scholarships will enable the students to get trained and take advantage of this growing demand," Ravi Dighe added.

N-Power has an alliance with CompTIA, the leading industry association for international technology community. Most of the courses in N-power are mapped to Microsoft, Cisco and Red Hat certifications.

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