Why do one need to complete industrial training? The answer is to get an exposure to actual work which an engineer is supposed to do. For example, let's say a mechanical engineering student will go to an Automobiles company/Organization for training. The student will only learn few practical along with a lot of theory at college but in Org during the training period of around 3 to 6 months itself, the student will see alot and will learn actual Mechanical Engineers daily work. As a part of Engineering study, these kind of industrial trainings should be made mandatory so that a trailer to actual work will be introduced to Students during study courses. The same logic applies to all Branches.

Industrial training is usually skills-based—focused on how to do specifics aspects of a job. That includes welding as well as using Excel or developing the skills of product management. For example, less than 10% of all Product Managers have gone through formal training on how to do the job. Most product managers have years of experience without any formal training. Helping them...