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9 Steps for Understanding Electronics | BCR NEWS
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BCR NEWS (New Delhi): It was a much soothing evening at India International Centre on 16th September, 2015 when author Mayank Shekhar invited Media fraternity to launch his first edition of the book titled –“9 Steps for Understanding Electronics”. The gathering also included Mr.Rahul Jain (Life Coach), Ramon LLamba (Buisness Coach) NK Mohapatra (CEO-Electronics Sector Skill Counsel of India) and T.N Krishnamurthy. The event was a huge success and has also highlighted the Panel Discussion on Simplifying Skill Development followed by the Press Conference.
9 Steps for Understanding Electronics is a book structured in 9 simple to understand chapters. The Book is written in a manner so that students with even a very less prior Knowledge can understand the subject easily. Where ever required the book gives practical examples from real life and mechanical analogies to explain the concepts which makes it very easy to visualize and understand.
“I am a second generation technocrat and have studied electrical and electronics engineering. I am highly inspired by the National Skill Development Mission. It is my firm belief that if the youth of India are trained well in vocational courses then the skill level of the Indian work force will tremendously improve and will contribute immensely to the growth of India and the Indian industry”- Mayank Shekhar
“Make in India should be converted to Made in India, followed by traditional methods of teaching” -Mr. NK Mohapatra
