Raja Ramanna Centre for Advanced Technology (RRACT), a national facility of department of Atomic Energy engaged in R&D in non-nuclear frontline research areas of Lasers, Particle Accelerators & related technologies, has picked up more girl students than boys for project work at the centre during winter session.
As many as 37 girls and 32 boys that make a total of 69 have been selected for different project works at the RRCAT. Each of these students has to carry out the project individually under the guidance of a scientist/ engineer of RRCAT for six months.
The RRCAT can enhance the training period till one year, if it feels the need for the same.
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As many as 37 girls and 32 boys that make a total of 69 have been selected for different project works at the RRCAT. Each of these students has to carry out the project individually under the guidance of a scientist/ engineer of RRCAT for six months.
The RRCAT can enhance the training period till one year, if it feels the need for the same.
Check out books on Engineering at https://www.phindia.com/Books/ShowBooks/MTEyNg/Engineering-And-Technology