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Manipur selects 25 graduates for semiconductor SMT training at IIT Madras

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Manipur has selected 25 graduates from Minority, OBC and SC communities for a 15-day residential Semiconductor Surface Mount Technology (SMT) training programme at IIT Madras. The state government will cover training, accommodation and travel costs, while IIT Madras will provide placement assistance to successful trainees at linked industries.
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