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IIT Bombay launches professional certificate programs in cybersecurity and software development to bridge India's skill gap

These programmes are designed as 12-month, fully online courses with proctored on-campus exams. They target working professionals, college faculty, and students in their third or fourth year studying engineering or computer science-related fields

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IIT aims to develop expertise and practical job skills in high-impact areas through these certificate programmes in Cybersecurity and Software Development. Representational Pic

IIT aims to develop expertise and practical job skills in high-impact areas through these certificate programmes in Cybersecurity and Software Development. Representational Pic

The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Bombay, announced on Monday the launch of its flagship Professional Certificate Programmes in Cybersecurity and Software Development.

These programmes are designed as 12-month, fully online courses with proctored on-campus exams. They target working professionals, college faculty, and students in their third or fourth year studying engineering or computer science-related fields, according to news agency ANI. 

IIT aims to develop expertise and practical job skills in high-impact areas through these certificate programmes in Cybersecurity and Software Development.

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