Akash Sonkar B.Tech Mechanical Engineering student of Axis Institute of Technology and Management – Axis Colleges, has bagged the opportunity with Premier Energies.
Disciplined and talented B.Tech (Mechanical Engineering) student of Axis Institute of Technology and Management—Axis Colleges, Akash Sonkar has secured a notable placement with Premier Energies, one of India’s most reputable and fast developing solar energy firms. For the Mechanical Engineering Department and the whole Axis Colleges community, his success signals a proud and festive time.
Akash has demonstrated unrelenting academic commitment and a profound interest in the uses of mechanical engineering in clean and renewable industries. This notable professional turning point has been made possible by his technical understanding, project-oriented approach, and ability to solve problems. His choice by Premier Energies is not only a tribute to his personal value but also a mirror of the strong training environment nurtured at Axis Colleges.
While also providing students the chance to investigate changing areas including renewable energy systems, CAD/CAM, robots, thermal engineering, and fluid dynamics, the Mechanical Engineering curriculum at Axis Colleges is meant to create a solid basis in mechanical concepts. This well-rounded, forward-looking program equips students to face difficulties in innovative sectors such solar energy.
This accomplishment also attests to the significant efforts of the Training and Placement Cell, which is crucial in equipping students for successful jobs. The college guarantees that its graduates are completely ready to meet the needs of modern companies by means of organized instruction in aptitude, technical interviews, communication skills, group debates, and personality development.
Axis Colleges also works with top academic and industrial platforms such ICT Academy, Eduskills, and others to provide students access to certifications, internships, real-time projects, and training in modern technologies including AI/ML, IoT, and digital transformation.
These possibilities significantly improve the student learning process and improve general employability.