College Partnerships
Structured internship and skill programmes your placement cell can deploy across an entire batch, with visibility into who is progressing and who needs support.
What We Run
Four programmes your placement cell can deploy.
Each one is delivered end to end, with reporting back to your department.
Internship Drives
On-campus and virtual drives that let an entire batch start a structured internship in the same window, with a single point of coordination.
- Batch onboarding across all twelve domains
- Shared start dates and progress reporting
- Dedicated coordination for your placement cell
Technology Workshops
Short, hands-on workshops delivered for a department or a full batch on a specific technology or method.
- Half-day and full-day formats
- Practical activities rather than lecture-only sessions
- Delivered online or on campus
Career & Employability Sessions
Sessions that help students understand how their subject maps to real roles, and what they are expected to be able to do.
- Role-mapping by branch and interest
- Portfolio and profile guidance
- Interview preparation fundamentals
Employability Programs
Longer structured programmes combining domain skills, practical work and assessment across a semester.
- Semester-length structure
- Progress visibility for faculty
- Verifiable completion credentials per student
Roystian Campus Dashboard
See where your whole batch actually stands.
Your placement team gets live data on student progress and career readiness — by department, by domain and by individual student.
Students Enrolled
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Whole-batch visibility
Active
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Currently progressing
Completed
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Requirements met
Projects
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Submitted and evaluated
Avg Assessment
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Cohort mean score
Career Ready
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Readiness of 75 or above
Figures populate from your own cohort once your institution is onboarded. We do not display sample numbers here.
Institutional Skill Intelligence
A skill gap report, not just a completion list.
The report ranks your cohort's strongest and weakest areas from the same five measures the student readiness score uses, then recommends interventions against the gaps it found.
Student strengths
The three areas where your students produce the strongest evidence, with the number of students behind each figure.
Skill gaps
The three weakest areas — the ones worth building a workshop around this semester.
Recommended interventions
Each gap maps to a specific intervention — a bootcamp, a lab series, a challenge sprint, a mock interview drive or a mentored project — with the rationale and the delivery format stated.
Organizations
Collaborate with us
Organisations, NGOs and community groups can work with the Foundation on skills delivery, applied research and technology projects. Use the enquiry form below and tell us what you have in mind.
Enquiry
Start the conversation
Share a few details and the programme team will follow up with options, timelines and what is required from your side.
- No minimum batch size for workshops
- Programme reporting shared with your placement cell
- Every student receives an individually verifiable credential