Visit to GRIDCON 2025
11th March 2025
ISTE Student Chapter, Dronacharya College of Engineering, Gurugram organized a visit to the event “Gridcon 2025” being structured by Sh. Narendra Babu Adari, Sr. DGM, Power Grid Corporation of India at India Convention Center, New Delhi on 11th March 2025. Kanika Lamba (Faculty, DCE) along with students from the Electrical and Electronics Engineering and Electronics and Communication Engineering departments visited the event.
The primary objectives of the visit were to expose students to the latest advancements in electrical and electronics technology, to foster greater understanding of industry applications and career opportunities available in the field and to encourage networking with industry professionals and representatives.
Gridcon 2025, a premier exhibition was dedicated to showcasing the latest innovations and technologies in the electrical and electronics sector. The event was held at the India Convention Center in New Delhi and organized by the Power Grid Corporation of India. The event featured participation from approximately 150 leading companies in the electrical and electronics sector. Noteworthy exhibitors included - Power Grid Corporation of India, Sirens, Havells, Hitachi Energy, BHEL, Pasco Earth Movers LLP, Toshiba and many more.
The exhibition provided an extensive platform for these companies to present their upcoming technologies and innovations. Students were given the opportunity to engage directly with company representatives, enabling them to gain valuable insights into current industry trends and future developments.
During the visit, students had the opportunity to explore a wide range of innovative products and solutions that will likely shape the future of the electrical and electronics industries. They learned about smart grid technologies, renewable energy integrations, and the role of automation in enhancing operational efficiency. Students interacted with industry professionals, who shared valuable insights regarding career paths, internships, and the skills needed to thrive in a rapidly evolving job market. Many companies provided demonstrations of their technologies, offered students hands-on experience with tools and systems that are currently being utilized in the industry.
Benefits/Outcome: The exhibition helped students understand the future scope of the electrical and electronics fields, including emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, IoT, and sustainable energy solutions. The exposure to pioneering technologies and the opportunity to interact with industry leaders have equipped students with essential knowledge and motivation to pursue their careers in the electrical and electronics sectors.