
JNN Institute of Engineering near Chennai awarded degrees to 300 students at its 14th Graduation Day ceremony. Stephen SC Hsu, Director General of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Centre in Chennai, presented…
JNN Institute of Engineering near Chennai awarded degrees to 300 students at its 14th Graduation Day ceremony. Stephen SC Hsu, Director General of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Centre in Chennai, presented the degrees and cash prizes worth around Rs 2 lakh to the top three rank-holders in the 2025 graduating batch.
Hsu said two students from the JNN Educational Group will pursue higher education in Taiwan with full tuition scholarships. He also said 48 semiconductor research centres operate across South India, including 12 in Tamil Nadu, as India and Taiwan deepen academic and technology ties.
It would be easy to present the scholarships as proof that every graduate now has a direct route into Taiwan’s technology sector. That would overstate one ceremony. The useful measure is whether these students complete their courses and move into research or industry roles, while the claimed semiconductor links produce sustained training and jobs. The number to watch is not the prize money, but the graduates’ outcomes over the next few years.
Source: thefederal.com
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