

The transition from classroom learning to working on real-world technology projects can be challenging for engineering students. Learning programming concepts is important, but applying them to build functional projects and understand industry requirements also plays a significant role in developing professional skills.
PW IOI addresses this gap by integrating on-the-job training (OJT) into its four-year B.Tech in Computer Science & AI programme. In partnership with Medhavi Skills University (MSU), the programme introduces practical learning from the first semester and gradually builds students' technical and professional capabilities through semester-wise training.
PW IOI introduces practical industry exposure through a curriculum that combines academic subjects with project-based OJT. The programme is designed in partnership with Medhavi Skills University (MSU), its Industry Skilling Partner, to include on-the-job learning and experiential exposure as part of the academic structure.
Rather than limiting practical training to the final year, the programme includes a dedicated OJT component from Semester 1. You will learn foundational development skills and progress towards more specialised technical roles as you advance through the programme.
The four-year learning path follows this progression:
Year 1 – Foundation Building: You will develop programming fundamentals and begin frontend and web development training.
Year 2 – Skill Development: You will expand your knowledge through backend development, databases and Java-based web development.
Year 3 – Project Development and Engineering Experience: You will work towards advanced development areas, including microservices, security and AI/ML engineering.
Year 4 – Internship, Placement and Real-World Exposure: You will undertake specialised OJT electives and complete a project or dissertation.
This structure helps you connect theoretical concepts with practical applications throughout your engineering education.
The first year focuses on programming fundamentals and introductory web development. Alongside academic subjects, you will complete a six-credit OJT component in each semester, allowing you to apply your learning through development-oriented work.
The semester-wise training includes:
|
Semester |
OJT Specialisation |
Skills Covered |
Credits |
|
Semester 1 |
Frontend Developer |
HTML, CSS and JavaScript |
6 |
|
Semester 2 |
JavaScript Web Developer |
Advanced JavaScript and React |
6 |
In Semester 1, you will be introduced to frontend development through HTML, CSS and JavaScript. These technologies help you understand how websites are structured, styled and made interactive.
In Semester 2, the training progresses to advanced JavaScript and React. This builds on the initial web development concepts and introduces you to more advanced approaches to creating web applications.
The first-year curriculum also includes subjects such as Java programming, Python, problem-solving, statistics, data structures and algorithms, computer organisation and data visualisation. These subjects provide the academic foundation that students can apply during their practical training.
After the first year, OJT progresses towards more advanced development technologies and specialised engineering roles. Each stage builds on the technical foundation developed in the previous semesters.
|
Year |
OJT Focus |
Key Technologies and Areas |
|
Year 1 |
Frontend and JavaScript Web Development |
HTML, CSS, JavaScript and React |
|
Year 2 |
Backend and Java Web Development |
Node.js, Express.js, MongoDB, Java and Spring Boot basics |
|
Year 3 |
Advanced Software and AI/ML Development |
Microservices, advanced Spring Boot, Spring Security and AI/ML engineering |
|
Year 4 |
Specialised OJT Electives |
Full Stack Development, Computer Vision and Deep Learning, Mobile Development, DevOps and Generative AI development |
This progression allows you to explore different areas of technology before moving towards more specialised project work and career opportunities.
Along with semester-wise OJT, PW IOI incorporates industry interaction and professional development into the learning experience. You will receive guidance from faculty members and industry professionals through academic and career mentorship.
The programme includes the following opportunities:
Industry Experienced Sessions: Guest lectures, workshops and expert sessions help you understand current technologies and industry practices.
Hackathons and Technology Workshops: You will get opportunities to explore emerging tools, participate in innovation activities and apply technical concepts.
Microsoft Certifications: The curriculum includes Microsoft certifications in areas such as data structures and algorithms, cloud computing, deep learning, Generative AI and related technologies. These certifications help validate specific technical skills.
Professional Skills Development: Communication training, teamwork, leadership and workplace etiquette form part of professional development.
Career Preparation: Resume-building guidance, personal branding support, mock interviews and placement preparation help you prepare for recruitment processes.
These activities complement academic learning by introducing you to professional expectations, collaborative work and the application of technology in practical settings.
PW IOI has a network of 350+ industry and hiring partners, providing students with access to internship and recruitment opportunities across different sectors. The programme also includes a dedicated placement cell, multiple internship and placement cycles, and interview support.
According to the outcomes for the SOT'23 cohort, 89% of students secured internships. The reported stipend figures include:
|
Internship Outcome |
Figure |
|
SOT'23 cohort students who secured internships |
89% |
|
Highest stipend |
Up to Rs. 50,000* |
|
Average stipend |
Rs. 24,000* |
PW IOI introduces practical training from the first year of its B.Tech in Computer Science with AI programme through semester-wise OJT. Students begin with frontend and web development, progress towards backend technologies and advanced engineering areas, and explore specialised roles through final-year electives and project work.
Industry sessions, mentorship, Microsoft certifications and career preparation further complement this structure. Together, these components are intended to help you build technical capabilities and gain exposure to professional working environments during your engineering education.
