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Edtech firm CTPL ties up with examination institute EXIM; to pilot new product for university students

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New Delhi: Edtech firm CPTL and examination institute EXIM have collaborated to pilot a micro-credential product tailored for university students in the country.

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"EXIM, a leading independent examination institute, and CTPL, a top edtech player in Indian higher education, are today embarking on a unique partnership to pilot EXIN micro-credentials tailored for university students," a statement said.

Starting in 2023, the EXIN's high-quality cloud computing, blockchain, and AI (artificial intelligence) certifications will be available on the NextGen Academy.

The NextGen Academy from CTPL is a learning platform which connects education providers with students nationwide.

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Namrata Sahoo, sales director at EXIN Certification India, said in the statement, "We are thrilled to announce this pilot, enabling learners to acquire in-demand skills and get job-ready quickly in today's ever-evolving job market. I look forward to embarking on this journey with CTPL."

Collaborating with EXIM is an incredible opportunity, said CTPL CEO Bikash Chandra.

"EXIM's expertise in certifications is unparalleled, and together we can push the boundaries in the micro-credentials space. We're excited to work together to set a new standard for excellence in our industry," Chandra added.

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The pilot has the attention of top employers and universities alike.

Mohan Kewalramani, Vice President at HCL Software – DRYiCE, said that the EXIN's pilot is a forward-thinking move demonstrating a commitment to professional development and provides distinct advantages to graduates in a highly competitive job market.

"We are excited about this partnership. EXIM's experience, combined with CTPL's innovative approach toward digital learning, will bring a world-class learning experience to our students. We envision a future where everyone has equal access to quality education, with micro-credentials playing a crucial role," said Onkar Bagaria, Trustee, VGU – NAAC A+ Accredited University.

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