AHMEDABAD, GUJARAT | 02nd JULY 2026 | The Department of Science and Technology (DST), Government of Gujarat, is advancing its skill development efforts to make technology education more accessible to learners across the state. The initiative supports Gujarat’s broader vision of building an industry-ready workforce equipped with capabilities in Data Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Clinical Programming and other emerging digital disciplines.
As part of this initiative, seven training programs from SAS, a global leader in data and AI have been approved by the Department. Eligible residents of Gujarat enrolling in the SAS programs may benefit from fee reimbursement of up to 50% of the course fee or INR 50,000, whichever is lower, subject to the terms and conditions defined by the Government of Gujarat.
Interested candidates can review approved courses and eligibility criteria through the SAS website to learn more.
The approved programs include:
- SAS Clinical Programming Fundamentals Bootcamp
- SAS Business Analytics Bootcamp
- SAS AI for Machine Learning Engineer Bootcamp
- Foundations of Data & AI
- Statistics You Need to Know for Machine Learning
- Programming Essentials with SAS
- Data Manipulation Techniques with SAS
Designed for students, recent graduates and working professionals, the programs offer hands-on learning using SAS technologies and real-world industry use cases. Participants develop practical expertise in analytics, data management, machine learning, business intelligence and AI, preparing them for opportunities across sectors such as healthcare, life sciences, banking, financial services, manufacturing, retail and technology.
“Organizations across industries are increasingly investing in AI and analytics to drive innovation and better business outcomes. As demand for skilled talent continues to grow, access to quality learning opportunities becomes critical. We appreciate the Government of Gujarat’s efforts to make advanced technology training more accessible. Through these approved programs, learners can build practical, industry-relevant skills while benefiting from the broader support enabled by this initiative,” said Bhuvan Nijhawan, Senior Director, Education, Asia Pacific, SAS.
Prospective learners can register their interest online and connect with a SAS Education Advisor for guidance on course selection, eligibility requirements and the application process.
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