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Nashik: Engineers Must Develop Curiosity, Problem-Solving Skills And Scientific Mindset, Says Vivek Sawant

Nashik: To become a successful engineer, it is essential to cultivate a clear goal, curiosity, perseverance, observational skills, a scientific mindset and problem-solving abilities, renowned educationist, technologist and MKCL co-founder Vivek Sawant said. He stated that engineers should not limit themselves to textbooks but should instead understand real-life problems and devise scientific and…

Nashik: Engineers Must Develop Curiosity, Problem-Solving Skills And Scientific Mindset, Says Vivek Sawant

Nashik: Renowned educationist Vivek Sawant emphasized the importance of curiosity, problem-solving skills, scientific mindset and perseverance for engineering success during the Student Induction Programme and parent meet at Maratha Vidya Prasarak Samaj’s KBT College of Engineering. Sawant urged engineers to look beyond textbooks, understand real-world issues and apply scientific and technical solutions.

He cautioned against relying on perfect systems or technology, instead encouraging students to think about optimization, innovation and continuous improvement. Principal Dr S R Devane highlighted the significance of rapidly evolving technologies, such as Artificial Intelligence, and encouraged students to make the most of their four years in engineering, as these years would shape the next 40 years of their lives.

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