p students see how concepts are applied in real projects.
Networking Opportunities – Students get a chance to interact with industry experts, ask questions, and build professional connections.
Career Clarity – Many students are confused about their career paths. Such visits help them understand job roles, skills in demand, and growth opportunities.
Hands-On Learning – Seeing live projects, coding practices, and development workflows gives students a practical perspective.
Industry Expectations – Companies look for problem-solving skills, teamwork, and adaptability—traits that are best understood through direct exposure.
With these benefits in mind, the TGPCET-Cyberathon Technology industrial visit was structured to maximize learning and engagement.
Cyberathon Technology: A Brief Overview
Cyberathon Technology is a dynamic IT company specializing in software development, cybersecurity, AI/ML, and digital transformation solutions. Known for its innovative approach and client-centric services, the company has been a preferred destination for internships, training, and full-time IT jobs.
The visit was designed to give students a 360-degree view of the IT industry, covering:
Job roles and career paths
Skills required to succeed in IT
Live project demonstrations
Q&A sessions with industry experts
Resume and interview guidance
Key Highlights of the Industrial Visit
1. Welcome Session & Company Presentation
The visit began with a warm welcome from Cyberthon’s leadership team, who introduced students to the company’s vision, work culture, and technological expertise.
Overview of Cyberthon’s projects – The team showcased real-world applications in web development, mobile apps, AI-driven solutions, and cybersecurity.
Industry trends – Discussion on how AI, cloud computing, and IoT are reshaping businesses.
Career pathways – Different job roles like Software Developer, Data Scientist, Cybersecurity Analyst, Cloud Engineer, and DevOps Specialist were explained.
2. Interactive Session on IT Industry Opportunities
One of the most valuable parts of the visit was the interactive career guidance session. Experts from Cyberathon discussed:
✔ In-Demand Skills in 2024
Programming Languages: Python, Java, JavaScript, C++
Web Technologies: React, Angular, Node.js
Cloud Platforms: AWS, Azure, Google Cloud
Data Science & AI: Machine Learning, Deep Learning, NLP
Cybersecurity: Ethical Hacking, Penetration Testing
✔ How to Get Hired in IT?
Building a strong portfolio (GitHub, personal projects)
Certifications (AWS, Microsoft, Google, Cisco)
Internships and freelance work
Networking on LinkedIn and tech communities
✔ Salary Expectations & Growth
Entry-level salaries in IT range between ₹3.5LPA - ₹8LPA, depending on skills.
With 3-5 years of experience, professionals can earn ₹10LPA - ₹20LPA+.
Upskilling and certifications play a huge role in salary hikes.
3. Live Project Demonstrations & Workflow Insights
Students were given a walkthrough of ongoing projects, where they saw:
Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) – From requirement gathering to deployment.
Agile & Scrum Methodology – How teams collaborate in sprints.
Version Control with Git – Managing code efficiently.
Testing & Debugging – Ensuring high-quality software.
This session helped students visualize how theoretical concepts are applied in real projects.
4. Student Queries & Expert Solutions
A Q&A round allowed students to clarify doubts. Some common questions were:
❓ "What’s more important—degrees or skills?"
✅ Answer: Skills matter more. Companies look for problem-solving abilities and hands-on experience. Degrees provide foundational knowledge, but certifications and projects give an edge.
❓ "Can a non-CS student get into IT?"
✅ Answer: Absolutely! Many successful IT professionals come from Mechanical, Electronics, or Civil backgrounds. Self-learning, bootcamps, and internships help bridge the gap.
5. Resume Building & Interview Tips
Cyberathon’s HR team shared pro tips for resume building and cracking interviews:
???? Resume Tips:
Keep it 1-page, clean, and ATS-friendly.
Highlight projects, internships, and technical skills.
Include GitHub, LinkedIn, and certifications.
???? Interview Tips:
Practice coding on LeetCode, HackerRank.
Prepare for behavioral questions (teamwork, problem-solving).
Research the company before the interview.
6. Networking & Internship Opportunities
The session concluded with networking opportunities, where students connected with Cyberathon’s team. Many students expressed interest in:
Summer internships
Live project collaborations
Placement opportunities
Student Feedback & Key Takeaways
The visit was highly appreciated by TGPCET students. Here’s what they had to say:
"I never knew how real IT projects work until I saw the live demo. This visit cleared my career doubts!" – Rahul, CSE 3rd Year
"The resume tips were gold! Now I know how to stand out in job applications." – Priya, IT 2nd Year
"The cybersecurity discussion inspired me to pursue ethical hacking." – Amit, ECE Final Year
How TGPCET is Preparing Students for the IT Industry?
TGPCET has always emphasized industry-academia collaboration. Initiatives like:
Regular industrial visits
Guest lectures from IT experts
Hackathons and coding competitions
Internship & placement support
…ensure that students are job-ready by the time they graduate.
Final Thoughts: Why Such Visits Are Essential?
The Cyberathon Technology industrial visit was more than just a tour—it was a career-defining experience for TGPCET students. It helped them:
✔ Understand real-world IT workflows
✔ Clarify career paths
✔ Gain confidence in job interviews
✔ Network with industry leaders
For any engineering student, such exposure is invaluable. If you’re a student, make the most of these opportunities—ask questions, seek mentorship, and keep upgrading your skills!
What’s Next for TGPCET Students?
If you’re inspired by this visit, here’s what you can do:
Enroll in online courses (Coursera, Udemy, edX).
Participate in hackathons (Smart India Hackathon, Google Code Jam).
Apply for internships (Check Cyberathon’s career page!).
Build projects (Start with a simple web app or ML model).
The IT industry is booming, and the right skills can land you a dream job!
Conclusion
The TGPCET industrial visit to Cyberathon Technology was a huge success, offering students practical insights, career guidance, and motivation. Such initiatives bridge the gap between education and industry, ensuring that students are not just degree holders but skilled professionals.
If you’re an engineering student, start preparing early, build projects, network with professionals, and stay curious. The IT world is full of opportunities—grab them!
