Siemens India inducts fifth batch of students under Siemens Scholarship Program

Siemens Limited has been pioneering the German Model of Dual Education in India with programs to prepare students with industry-integrated skills and knowledge. With focus on the areas of electrification, automation and digitalization, Siemens Limited is one of the leading producers of technologies for combined cycle turbines for power generation; power transmission and distribution solutions; infrastructure solutions for Smart Cities and transportation; automation and software solutions for industry. 

Siemens Scholarship Program, a flagship program of corporate citizenship at Siemens India, inducted another 150 meritorious engineering students from economically-disadvantaged families. Based on the German model of Dual Education, the program moulds youth to become industry-ready. In its fifth year, the program has 435 scholars from 49 Government engineering colleges across 22 states in India.

Highlights of the Scholarship Program Siemens

• India inducts fifth batch of students under Siemens Scholarship Program
• Siemens India’s Scholarship program supports 435 students from 49 government engineering colleges across 22 states in India
• Program benefits meritorious engineering students from economically-disadvantaged families across India

Sunil Mathur, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Siemens Limited, said, “As a responsible Corporate Citizen, Siemens India is focusing on skill development, particularly for those who do not have the same opportunities as many of us do. The Siemens Scholarship Program has been successful in producing and placing industry-ready technicians and engineers, which is helping fill the skill gap.”

Siemens Scholars who have graduated from this program have turned role models in their communities, motivating many towards taking up engineering as a career. The program develops employability skills and exposes the students to soft skills and the current requirements of the industry. Under its holistic development initiative, Siemens provides functional and technical trainings apart from financial support in the form of tuition fees and education allowances. The scholars are supported with a scholarship program throughout the four years of graduation. The scholarship program follows a stringent selection process.