Student's Mobility

Name: Siddhesh Sandeep Patil
Year and Branch: Final Year (Computer Engineering)

I had the privilege of participating in the Global Immersion Internship Program at Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS (UTP), Malaysia. The program provided a comprehensive learning experience through workshops, laboratory visits, and interactive sessions that enhanced both my technical knowledge and practical skills. The exposure to international standards of engineering and innovation, coupled with guidance from experienced faculty and mentors, allowed me to develop problem-solving abilities and teamwork skills in a global context. Additionally, interacting with peers from diverse backgrounds enriched my cultural understanding and communication skills. Overall, this internship was an invaluable opportunity that contributed significantly to my academic and professional growth. I am grateful to UTP and my college for facilitating this experience.

Name: Payal Sunil Pawar
Year and Branch: Final Year (Computer Engineering)

The Malaysia PETRONAS Student Mobility Program was a truly eye-opening journey that reshaped the way I see and understand the world around me. What impressed me most was not simply the knowledge that was shared, but the way it was brought to life—through diverse teaching styles, engaging discussions, and thoughtful strategies that encouraged me to question, reflect, and think more critically. Working alongside peers from different countries showed me the beauty of varied perspectives, and how collaboration across cultures can spark creative solutions. It made me more resourceful, adaptable, and confident in carrying ideas beyond the classroom and into real-life contexts. Beyond the academic setting, exploring Malaysia’s culture, heritage, and industry visits added a profound richness, reminding me that true learning often happens through people, places, and shared experiences. This program has been transformative, broadening my global outlook, deepening my personal growth, and leaving me with an enduring sense of gratitude towards PETRONAS, Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS, and my college for offering me this rare opportunity.

Name: Sakshi Milind Rane
Year and Branch: Third Year (Computer Engineering)

The UTP Malaysia Summer Internship Program was truly a turning point in my academic journey. Over ten days, I not only strengthened my knowledge in areas such as financial management, project management, machine learning, and business intelligence, but also learned how to apply these concepts through hands-on projects and group activities. Working with international peers from Malaysia and Turkmenistan gave me valuable exposure to different cultures and working styles, which improved my communication, adaptability, and teamwork skills. Beyond academics, exploring Malaysia’s heritage through visits to Ipoh, Penang, Batu Caves, and Kuala Lumpur broadened my horizons and deepened my appreciation for cultural diversity. This internship was more than just a program; it was a holistic experience that combined learning, collaboration, and self-discovery. I am grateful for the opportunity, the guidance from UTP faculty, and the friendships and memories created along the way. This experience has prepared me to face future challenges with greater confidence, resilience, and a global outlook.

Name: Abhiraj Sanjay Hiwale
Year and Branch: Third Year (AIML Department)

Participating in the Malaysia Student Mobility Programme 2025 at Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS (UTP) was a transformative and enriching experience for me. This two-week international internship provided the perfect blend of technical learning, practical exposure, and cultural immersion. The sessions on Machine Learning, Business Intelligence, Financial Management, and Startup Innovation enhanced my understanding of how interdisciplinary knowledge can be applied to solve real-world problems.

One of the most impactful experiences was working on the Startup Innovation Project, where we collaborated in diverse teams to design and pitch innovative solutions. This activity strengthened my problem-solving skills, teamwork, and confidence in public speaking. The structured sessions on project management and financial modelling also helped me understand the practical aspects of executing and sustaining innovative ideas.

Beyond academics, exploring Malaysia’s cultural heritage through visits to Ipoh, Penang, Batu Caves, and Kuala Lumpur broadened my global outlook. Interacting with international peers helped me develop adaptability, cross-cultural communication skills, and a deeper appreciation for global collaboration.

Overall, this programme was not just an internship but a milestone in my academic journey, shaping me into a more confident, globally aware, and future-ready engineer.

Name: Arnav Sonawane
Year and Branch: Final Year (Computer Engineering)

My two-month Research Attachment Program (RAP) at Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS (UTP), Malaysia, has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my academic journey. Working in the domain of Deep Learning and Educational Technology allowed me to explore advanced research while learning from world-class faculty and mentors. This program not only enhanced my technical skills but also helped me grow personally through cultural exposure and global collaboration. I am sincerely grateful to UTP and Pimpri Chinchwad College of Engineering (PCCoE), Pune, especially the International Relations Cell, for providing me this platform to learn, explore, and contribute. It has been a truly memorable experience that I will carry forward into my future research endeavors.

Name: Devansh Yadav
Year and Branch: Final Year (Computer Engineering)

My two-month Research Attachment Program (RAP) at Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS (UTP), Malaysia, was more than just an academic endeavor — it was a transformative experience. Beyond research, it gave me the chance to immerse myself in a vibrant culture, build lasting international friendships, and gain perspectives that a classroom alone could never provide. The journey was filled with learning, growth, and discovery, and I can confidently say it has shaped both my professional aspirations and personal outlook. Opportunities like this remind me that stepping outside one’s comfort zone opens doors to experiences that stay with you for life. I remain deeply thankful to UTP and PCCoE for making this journey possible.

Name: Srushti Chavan
Year and Branch: Final Year (Computer Engineering)

My internship at LSI R&D in Yokohama, Japan has been one of the most memorable chapters of my life. Supported by the International Relations Cell of PCCOE and Proceed Technologies Pvt. Ltd., I began in June 2025, both excited and nervous about stepping into a new country, culture, and language.

At work, I got a glimpse of Japan’s calm, disciplined, and highly focused style of working. It was different from what I had experienced before and taught me to be more patient, observant, and precise in everything I did. I learned to adapt quickly, communicate simply, and approach challenges with confidence.

Outside work, We explored vibrant local markets, tasted authentic Japanese food like ramen and sushi, and visited temples and shrines that reflected centuries of tradition. Traveling on clean and efficient trains, walking through orderly streets, and observing the respect in everyday life gave me a deep appreciation of Japanese culture.

This internship was more than professional learning; it was a personal transformation. I returned more independent, adaptable, and inspired to seek opportunities beyond borders.I am really grateful for this opportunity.

Name: Yadnyesh J. Kshirsagar
Year and Branch: Final Year (Mechanical Engineering)

I had the opportunity to complete a one-month internship at LSI R&D, a Japanese research and development company based in Yokohama. The experience allowed me to grow academically, professionally, and personally while gaining exposure to Japanese work culture.

The internship began with an aptitude test and interview process. Once selected, I worked daily from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., starting with office cleaning and team meetings. These activities instilled values of discipline, respect, and teamwork. My tasks included C programming, flowchart creation, algorithm design, and project work in both C and Python, which enhanced my problem-solving and technical skills.

Despite language barriers, communication in Japanese with mentors and colleagues was a memorable aspect of the journey. The supportive and encouraging environment made the learning process smooth and enjoyable. Beyond technical work, I learned the importance of punctuality, time management, and discipline while experiencing the organized and clean Japanese culture.My one-month internship at LSI R&D in Yokohama, Japan was a truly memorable experience that helped me grow both professionally and personally. Stepping into a new country, culture, and language in June 2025 was exciting yet challenging, but it soon turned into a journey full of learning and self-discovery.

At work, I experienced Japan’s calm, disciplined, and highly focused style of working. Each day began with simple but meaningful routines like office cleaning and short morning meetings, which taught me the value of respect, self-sufficiency, and teamwork. I worked on programming tasks in C and Python, which strengthened my problem-solving skills and gave me practical exposure. More importantly, I learned to adapt, communicate simply, and stay patient when faced with challenges.

Beyond the workplace, the cultural immersion was equally enriching. I explored bustling markets, enjoyed authentic Japanese dishes such as ramen and sushi, visited temples and shrines, and traveled across the city using the punctual and efficient train system. The cleanliness, orderliness, and attention to detail I witnessed everywhere from food presentation to daily etiquette left a lasting impression on me.

This internship was more than professional learning; it was a personal transformation. I returned more confident, adaptable, and inspired to embrace opportunities beyond borders.

Overall, the internship was a rewarding journey that shaped my personal and professional outlook. I am grateful for the opportunity and the guidance I received at LSI R&D.

Name: Shalom Abhyankar
Year and Branch: Final Year (Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering)

My one-month internship at LSI R&D in Yokohama, Japan was a truly memorable experience that helped me grow both professionally and personally. Stepping into a new country, culture, and language in June 2025 was exciting yet challenging, but it soon turned into a journey full of learning and self-discovery.

At work, I experienced Japan’s calm, disciplined, and highly focused style of working. Each day began with simple but meaningful routines like office cleaning and short morning meetings, which taught me the value of respect, self-sufficiency, and teamwork. I worked on programming tasks in C and Python, which strengthened my problem-solving skills and gave me practical exposure. More importantly, I learned to adapt, communicate simply, and stay patient when faced with challenges.

Beyond the workplace, the cultural immersion was equally enriching. I explored bustling markets, enjoyed authentic Japanese dishes such as ramen and sushi, visited temples and shrines, and traveled across the city using the punctual and efficient train system. The cleanliness, orderliness, and attention to detail I witnessed everywhere from food presentation to daily etiquette left a lasting impression on me.

This internship was more than professional learning; it was a personal transformation. I returned more confident, adaptable, and inspired to embrace opportunities beyond borders.

Name: Kalyani Sangolkar
Year and Branch: Final Year (Mechanical Engineering)

I, Kalyani Sangolkar, am privileged to share this exceptional three-month international internship opportunity I received through Pimpri Chinchwad College of Engineering, Pune, at Polytech Nancy, France, in collaboration with Dassault Systèmes. This prestigious program marked a defining milestone in my academic and professional journey, offering me invaluable exposure to a globally advanced engineering and research environment. During my tenure at Polytech Nancy, I engaged with state-of-the-art laboratories, advanced simulation technologies, and distinguished faculty mentorship. The experience significantly deepened my understanding of modern engineering design principles, digital product development, and simulation-driven innovation. Working within an international academic ecosystem refined my analytical thinking, strengthened my technical competence, and enhanced my ability to collaborate effectively across cultures and disciplines.

The collaboration with Dassault Systèmes further enriched this experience by providing hands-on exposure to industry-leading engineering platforms and professional workflows widely adopted in global manufacturing sectors. I gained practical insight into virtual design, modeling, and simulation methodologies, enabling me to bridge the gap between theoretical engineering concepts and real-world industrial applications. This exposure has greatly reinforced my aspiration to contribute to technology-driven engineering innovation on an international scale. Beyond technical learning, living and working in France fostered independence, adaptability, and a global perspective. Engaging with diverse peers and professionals broadened my outlook and nurtured both personal and professional maturity. I extend my sincere gratitude to Pimpri Chinchwad College of Engineering for facilitating this distinguished international internship and for consistently empowering students with global academic opportunities. This experience has profoundly shaped my professional vision and stands as a cornerstone of my growth as an aspiring mechanical engineer.

Name: Shreyas Magarpatil
Year and Branch: Final Year (Mechanical Engineering)

I am Shreyas Magarpatil, and I feel privileged to share my experience of the three-month international internship facilitated by Pimpri Chinchwad College of Engineering, Pune, at Polytech Nancy, France, in collaboration with Dassault Systèmes. This opportunity proved to be a transformative step in my academic and professional journey, offering meaningful exposure to a global engineering and research ecosystem.

At Polytech Nancy, I had the opportunity to engage with advanced laboratories, modern simulation tools, and expert academic guidance, which strengthened my understanding of engineering design, modeling, and simulation-driven product development. The collaboration with Dassault Systèmes further provided valuable insight into industry-standard digital engineering platforms and professional workflows, enabling me to bridge theoretical learning with real-world industrial applications.

Beyond technical learning, living and working in France enhanced my adaptability, cross-cultural communication skills, and professional confidence. I am sincerely grateful to Pimpri Chinchwad College of Engineering for enabling this prestigious international internship experience, which has significantly contributed to my growth as an aspiring engineer with a global outlook.