IT students to showcase innovation at AIC Career Expo
The AIC Career Expo 2025 is just around the corner, and our IT students are getting ready to showcase their project work.
IT students to showcase innovation at AIC Career Expo
The AIC Career Expo 2025 is just around the corner, and our IT students are getting ready to showcase their project work.
The expo will be a great opportunity to see their creativity, technical skills, and innovative ideas in action.
Sujal Rajubhai Gajera and Arya Alpeshbhai Patel have built a 2D game featuring multiple stages, character selection, enemy battles, and a final boss fight. Their project shows creativity, technical design, and teamwork.
Hem Nileshbhai Korat has developed BookNest, a mobile app that lets readers review books, connect with other readers, and buy or sell. It supports sustainable book sharing and community building.
Bhanu Gupta and Paras Paras have designed an inventory and order management system that provides real-time stock tracking, order processing, and analytics for businesses of all sizes.
There will also be projects showcasing AI-driven translation, smart gardening technology, tramping communication devices, and music technology.
The AIC Career Expo 2025 will take place at AIC on Thursday 23 October from 3.30pm to 6.30pm. More than 20 industry exhibitors will be on site to connect with students and recent graduates preparing for careers in construction, information technology, and business management. The event will also include career seminars.
While there are no tickets left on the website, any students who would like to attend but don’t yet have tickets can come and speak to the Employability Team on Level 1.
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