Haryana Vishwakarma Skill University (HVSU) will have its own campus which will be constructed in 82 acres at village Dudhola in district Palwal, at the cost of about Rs 960 crore.
The campus will be completed in three phases. For the construction of campus, an agreement was on Monday signed between HVSU and IRCON Infrastructure and Services limited in the presence of Skill Development and Industrial Training Minister, Vipul Goel, who was the chief Guest on the occasion in Palwal.
The Minister said that this will be a unique campus giving the best of opportunities of skilling to the youth from feeder school to Ph.D level.
It will have live labs and Industries’ centre of excellence to enable the students in gaining employable skills on latest tools and techniques. This high tech campus will have new age technology and cutting-edge courses designed for the industrial demands and to empower the youth of Haryana, he said.
The academic session of HVSU will start in its own campus at Dudhola by 2019 and with training capacity of 4,000 candidates during phase I in various formal and non- formal programmes designed by the University. The target is to provide employable skill and education for 12,000 candidates.