Mumbai, May 11 (KNN) The Institute for Design of Electrical Measuring Equipment (IDIME), which was launched on Wednesday at Sion in Mumbai, will train as many as 10 thousand students per year with 100 per cent placement.

IDIME was launched by Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis and Union MSME Minister Kalraj Mishra. The two ministers laid the foundation stone for new building of MSME technology centre at IDEMI, Mumbai.

IDIME is a new centre to boost micro, small and medium scale enterprises (MSMEs). This Centre at IDEMI is for skill training in highly specialised areas of mechanical, electrical, electronics.

Addressing the event, Fadnavis said, “As we are moving fast towards industrial revolution. MSMEs are playing major role in making our Nation a manufacturing and technology hub.”

He said that this centre is a bridge between Make in India and Skill India mission and will play major role in nation's progress.

At this institute, 10,000 students per year will be trained with 100% placements, Fadnavis assured.

Fadnavis said the state government was working on combining human resources with skill development to revive the MSMEs with added advantage of technological upgrade.

In his address Mishra highlighted precision engineering, calibration and measurement of electrical equipment & also talked about Industrial revolution 4.0. (KNN Bureau)