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Amigo India is a skill development and technology training organization focused on making students industry-ready through practical, hands-on learning. We specialize in delivering high-quality technical training programs for undergraduate and postgraduate students, particularly in the fields of software development, programming, and emerging technologies. Our programs emphasize real-world application, project-based learning, and career-oriented skill building. Amigo India works closely with colleges, universities, and students to bridge the gap between academic knowledge and industry expectations. We conduct structured training programs, assessments, workshops, and hackathons designed to improve employability and technical competence.
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C-187, 2nd Floor , Indira Nagar,Sector-18, near Indira Nagar Metro Station, 226016, Lucknow, India
- 06393506500
- abhigyanvikram@amigoindia.in
- amigoindia.in
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