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BSNL deputy general manager urges engineering studentsto embrace AI, robotics and quantum technology

The students of all engineering branches can focus on certificate courses of new technologies from first year itself, M. Satya Prasad said

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BSNL deputy general manager urges engineering students to embrace AI, robotics and quantum technology

The students of all engineering branches can focus on certificate courses of new technologies from first year itself, M. Satya Prasad said

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Source: The Hindu. Published 20 Sept 2026, 03:15 am.

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