The Goa Information Technology Development Corporation, in collaboration with the Department of Information Technology, Electronics and Communications, has begun practical 3D printing training sessions to strengthen technical skills and promote hands-on learning in emerging technologies.
Goa’s Department of Information Technology, Electronics and Communications has introduced the Campus Innovation Scheme under the Goa Startup Policy 2025, offering reimbursement support of up to ₹50,000 for student-led innovation and research projects across educational institutions in the state.
The Department of Computer Applications at Don Bosco College Panjim conducted a session on “Career in Drone Technology” on 8th September 2025, highlighting the growing role of drones in industries like agriculture, logistics, and disaster management.
Students of PM SHRI Government High School, Morpirla, participated in the Innovation Council Workshop at Don Bosco College of Engineering on 26th June 2025. The event featured sessions on innovation, design thinking, 3D printing, and laser cutting—offering hands-on experiences that inspired creativity and a passion for future technologies.
CARES Goa has launched its Elective Curriculum for 2025–2026, introducing hands-on modules in robotics, coding, and community innovation for Classes 6 to 8 across 206 lead schools. Backed by NEP 2020 and powered by in-house tools like GOVIN IDE and robotics kits, the curriculum aims to equip over 17,000 Goan students with future-ready, practical skills that blend technology with creativity and real-world problem solving.
