Excelsior Correspondent
MOHALI, Feb 19: Designed to recreate real-world tech workplaces within the campus learning environment, CGC University, inaugurated the CodeXperience Center powered by Capgemini, an industry-model technology facility, in a function held here today.
Rooted in the vision of Sardar Rashpal Singh Dhaliwal, Founder Chancellor of CGC University, the initiative reinforces the conviction that students must step into the professional world prepared with degrees as well as demonstrated capability, confidence and clarity of practice.
Unlike conventional computer labs, the CodeXperienceCenter powered by Capgemini has been designed as a professional simulation environment.
The facility will enable students to work on live project simulations using industry-aligned tools and processes.
The Center is equipped to support engagement for over 500 students, making it one of the largest structured industry-integrated learning spaces of its kind within the region.
The inauguration ceremony was attended by the senior leadership of CGC University, including Sardar Rashpal Singh Dhaliwal, Founder Chancellor, Arsh Dhaliwal, Managing Director and Dr Sushil Prashar, Executive vice president, along with senior representatives from Capgemini.
Addressing the gathering, Rashpal Singh Dhaliwal, reaffirmed that higher education must continuously adapt to ensure that students experience professional expectations during their academic journey itself.
He emphasised that CGC University has consistently focused on building learning ecosystems that integrate academic rigour with applied exposure, enabling students to graduate with both knowledge and demonstrable capability.
Arsh Dhaliwal described the Capgemini collaboration as a strategic step in strengthening long term industry alignment.
He noted that the initiative reflects a shared commitment between CGC University and Capgemini to create structured platforms where students can engage with enterprise level challenges, team based problem solving and contemporary digital technologies within a guided academic environment.
Senior representatives from Capgemini, including Samir Shah, Executive vice president, I&D – India, Capgemini, Ashish Minocha, vice president, DCX – India, Capgemini , Puneet Kumra, vice president and Head, Early Careers Program – India, Capgemini and Suman Bhattacharya, Director, Early Careers Program – India, Capgemini were present at the inauguration ceremony.
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