by Rahul JS | Mar 26, 2020 | Career Guide
If you want to build a career in AI and Machine learning; it needs a disciplined approach. Lots of IT professionals today want to switch their careers to AI and ML because of the exciting opportunity of the field. The AI career landscape is becoming so popular now that lots of aspirants are moving ahead to make a career in AI and ML. But aspirants must follow an agenda to ensure a smooth transitioning from the recent career path to AI and ML.
Understand the Prerequisites
The AI and ML come with their own set of qualifications and requirements. As an aspirant; students must need expertise in the fields of Statistics and probability, Algorithms and coding, Applied math, Programming languages like Python, C++, Java, R, Distributed Computing, etc.
Explanation of AI and Machine Learning
AI is a computer program to function like a human brain. It replicates a human brain, the way a human brain thinks, works and functions. The stage1 of AI is machine learning that consists of intelligent systems using algorithms to learn from experience. Stage 2 is machine intelligence that is an evolved form of machine learning which improves cognitive abilities. Stage 3 of AI is machine consciousness which means self-learning from experience without any external data.
Specific Jobs in AI
Here, we are providing the specific jobs of AI such as
- Researchers of Machine Learning
- Data Scientist
- AI Engineer
- Business Intelligence Developer
- The Future of AI
As the demand for AI and Machine Learning has increased, the organization needs professionals with outstanding knowledge and hands-on experience. Aspiring candidates can also do Post Graduation in AI that helps them to gain expertise in various industry skills and technologies from Python, NLP, speech recognition, to advanced deep learning. Today, AI is considered the main driver of emerging technologies like Big Data, robotics, and IoT, etc.
by Rahul JS | Mar 26, 2020 | News
Due to the Covid-19 lockdown, the HRD Ministry is going to revise the academic calendar of schools and colleges; following the order of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the 21 days lockdown to fight the coronavirus pandemic.
Henceforth, a circular was sent by the HRD minister on Tuesday to all the autonomous bodies as well states regarding the academic calendar. The circular was sent to bodies such as the University Grants Commission (UGC), the National Council for Educational Research and Training (NCERT), the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), and the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE). They are asked to work on the alternate academic calendar as per the circulation.
the order sent to states and autonomous bodies read:
“In compliance of the order dated 24.3.2020 issued by MHA, all offices of MHRD and its autonomous institutions and subordinate offices shall remain closed for a period of three weeks. However, all officers and staff shall be working from home as per the said order,”
The Academic Calendar
As per the tradition, the schools under CBSE start their new sessions in the first week of April and summer vacations start in May or June depending on different schools and classes. The routine is going to change now as the school can’t reopens in April’s first week for the lockdown.
Entrance exam schedule to be revised
CBSE, the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS), and the National Testing Agency (NTA) were asked for a revised entrance exam schedule by the Government. As of now, only the JEE has been rescheduled and announced; yet no new declaration of rescheduling other entrance exams comes under announcement. As stated by MHRD, the order was sent to the states and autonomous bodies. Though officers may work from home, yet all the autonomous bodies will remain closed for three weeks; as per the latest order.
by Rahul JS | Mar 26, 2020 | News
The IIT law bill was passed by Lok Sabha on Friday that declares that it gives ‘institutes of national importance’ to five model IITs such as IITs in Surat, Bhopal, Bhagalpur, Agartala, and Raichur. These institutions are covered under the bill of IIIT (Amendment) and this bill provides the institutions the power to grant the degrees.
Now the bill has passed into laws and the reputed institutions will be able to grant degrees such as Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.), Master of Technology (M.Tech.) and Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), etc.
Impact of the move
The move is, of course, significant. The bill amends the IIIT Act, 2014, as well as the IIIT (Public-Private Partnership) Act, 2017. It is introduced by Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal ‘Nishank’ by the Ministry of Human Resource Development. The bill is significant as it expected to attract enough students which develop a strong base in the field of Information Technology in India.
Currently, 20 IITs are established under the PPP model amongst 25 IITs. The PPP model is renowned as a Private Public Partnership. 15 IITs already achieved the permission to grant degrees under the IIIT PPP Act, 2017. The 20 private institutions in total will have the power of granting degrees if the amendment act will become a law.
The minister states the PPP model as a beautiful model while addressing the Lok Sabha. He also added that the PPP model, which is being developed for the first time with the participation of the states, the Centre and industries, will develop and help impart training to students.
by Rahul JS | Mar 26, 2020 | Articles
Shri Shripad Yesso Naik, the respectable Minister of State (IC) for AYUSH recently has taken a new approach which elevates Ayurveda to a new level. The Ministry of Ayush offers 104 scholarships every year for foreign nationals across 98 countries to pursue UG, PG and Ph.D. courses in reputed institutions of India. It is expected that these steps will enhance the interest to study Ayurveda courses in the mindset of lots of foreign nationals in various countries.
The Ministry of AYUSH holds the contract of 23 Country to Country MoUs in the field of traditional medicine and Homeopathy. The countries are Nepal, Bangladesh, WHO, Germany, Myanmar, Malaysia, Mongolia, etc. 22 MoUs have been signed for having control of collaborative research in various foreign universities such as Germany, United Kingdom, Canada, United States, etc. 13 MoU are for establishing AYUSH Academic Chairs which have been signed with lots of foreign institutions situated in Trinidad & Tobago, South Africa, Thailand, Russia Indonesia Slovenia, Armenia, etc.
The AYUSH Information cell is established in 31 countries by the Ministry of Ayush. It is for spreading the AYUSH system of Medicine.
Another initiative to elevate Ayurveda education by the Ministry of Ayush in the discussion with AYUSH experts in foreign countries for participating in international conferences, seminars, special assignments of the Govt of India for promoting and propagating the AYUSH system. The incentives are also given to the AYUSH drug manufacturers/ entrepreneurs/ AYUSH institutions to participate in international conferences, seminars, etc. It is an attempt to generate awareness amongst the participating audiences for the AYUSH system of Medicine. Also, there is a grant of 1 cr. rupees to support and strengthen the health centers across foreign host countries.
