Campus Series
Insights Reports · September 2026

What two campuses learned about AI and jobs

Two panels on AI and Employability, at Dwarkadas J. Sanghvi College of Engineering in Mumbai and Jawaharlal Nehru University in New Delhi, with voices from Google, HDFC Life, IIT Delhi, JNU, Uno Minda, the Electronics Sector Skills Council and The Times of India. Each has become a free insights report: the findings, the panellists’ own examples, and an agenda for action for students, educators, employers and policymakers.

2 campuses 13 panellists and moderators 43 pages, free to share
Cover of Beyond the Fear, the insights report from the DJ Sanghvi panel Cover of AI and Employability, the insights report from the JNU panel

Two panels, two reports

Quotes lightly edited for clarity; figures as cited by the panellists. Both reports are free and may be shared.

Cover of Beyond the Fear
DJ Sanghvi, Mumbai · 21 September 2026

Beyond the Fear

How AI is reshaping work, skills and assessment, and what students, educators and employers must do next.

  • Tasks change, roles remain: what AI absorbs and what people still own
  • Fundamentals are the moat: why using an AI tool is not, by itself, a skill
  • Rethinking assessment: how DJSCE grades AI-assisted work, and how industry does
  • AI beyond software: civil, health, law and governance
PDF21 pages10 MB6 voices
Cover of AI and Employability
JNU, New Delhi · 30 September 2026

AI and Employability

Opportunities, challenges and the future of work: perspectives from industry, academia and the skilling ecosystem.

  • The readiness gap: qualified, but not yet job-ready
  • Consumer or creator: where India sits in the AI value chain
  • Sector readiness and the six-step skilling value chain
  • Where a learner should start: three routes into AI
PDF22 pages6 MB8 voices
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DJ Sanghvi College of Engineering, Mumbai

Dr. Ashish Tendulkar (Google), Bala Singhania (HDFC Life), Dr. Kriti Srivastava (DJSCE), Virendra Pal and Sudarshan Shidore, moderated by Bhupesh Daheria. 21 September 2026.

Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi

Prof. R. K. Brojen Singh (JNU), Prof. Sougata Mukherjea (IIT Delhi), Parna Ghosh (Uno Minda), Madhvendra Singh and Narendra Mohapatra (ESSCI), Shreenivas Chetlapalli (Jade Global) and Bhupesh Daheria, moderated by Priyanka Srivastava (The Times of India). 30 September 2026.

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