Medicaps University has collaborated with Woosong University in South Korea and INTI University in Malaysia to offer a student exchange program. Five students from the Computer Science Engineering and Management programs will spend a semester abroad, gaining international education and research experience centered around urban development challenges in Indore.
The selected five students were nominated after a 5-month selection process that reviewed over 26 applicants. Candidates were evaluated based on their academic performance, Statement of Purpose (SOP), and personal interviews. The selection committee made up of the Head of Department, Dean, and Vice-Chancellor, focused on identifying students with exceptional academic records and a clear vision for their participation in urban development.
Dr. D K Patnaik, Vice Chancellor of Medicaps University highlighted the university's aim to combine international education with local development saying "Our students will not only gain exposure to the world-class education systems but will also bring back innovative solutions for Indore’s sustainable development. This initiative aligns perfectly with our vision of creating global citizens who contribute meaningfully to local communities".
The chosen students and their exchange program destinations are as follows: Nancy Srivastava and Ayush Joshi, both from the Computer Science Engineering program, will be studying at Woosong University in South Korea. Irifa Khaishagi and Sakina Bohra, also from Computer Science Engineering, will head to INTI University in Malaysia, while Vanshika Soni, from the Management program, will join INTI University in Malaysia as well.
