Anurag University Signs MoU with LOOMOOSS India Pvt. Ltd.

Anurag University has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with LOOMOOSS India Pvt. Ltd., reinforcing its commitment to building meaningful industry partnerships that bridge the gap between academic learning and real-world applications. This collaboration is aimed at creating opportunities that enhance student employability, strengthen industry engagement, and promote innovation-driven education.
Through this partnership, students and faculty will gain access to industry-oriented initiatives, including expert interactions, skill development programs, internships, collaborative projects, workshops, and knowledge-sharing sessions. The MoU also encourages joint efforts in research, technology development, and experiential learning, ensuring that academic programs remain aligned with evolving industry requirements.
By partnering with leading organizations such as LOOMOOSS India Pvt. Ltd., Anurag University continues to strengthen its ecosystem of innovation and industry collaboration. This strategic alliance reflects the university's vision of preparing graduates with future-ready skills, practical exposure, and the ability to excel in a rapidly evolving global workforce.
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