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Photos from Practic-Alt's post 29/06/2026

It was a privilege for Practic-Alt to be represented by our Co-Founder, Shunit Chandra Roy, at the Future-Ready Workforce 2030: When Policy Meets Practice event hosted by the Indo-Australian Chamber of Commerce (AustCham India) at the Australian High Commission, New Delhi.

The event brought together policymakers, industry leaders, and HR experts to discuss the future of workforce development, skills, and strategic talent collaboration between India and Australia.

We were honoured to hear the insightful address and engaging Q&A by H.E. Philip Green OAM, Australian High Commissioner to India, which offered valuable perspectives on strengthening collaboration and preparing for the workforce of tomorrow.

The roundtable discussion on Skills, HR Readiness & Strategic Talent Collaboration featured thought-provoking perspectives from Ravneet Pawha, Preeti Dang, Samreen Ghauri, Ashish Singh, Smriti Sharma, and Sulal Mathai, highlighting the importance of practical, value-driven solutions to bridge the gap between education and industry.

Our sincere thanks to Merin Devassia for bringing together such an impactful discussion and creating opportunities for meaningful collaboration across both countries. We also extend our gratitude to Abhishek Kumar Singh for the invitation.

At Practic-Alt, we believe that the future of employability is built through collaboration, innovation, and practical skill development. It is encouraging to see so many organizations working together to shape a future-ready workforce.



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18/06/2026

Your degree gets you into the room. Your skills decide whether you stay there.

Every placement season, students focus on preparing for technical questions, but employers are looking at much more than what you’ve learned in the classroom.

They’re observing how you communicate, how you approach problems, how you think under pressure, and how you adapt to different situations.

The reality is simple: your classmates have the same degree as you. What sets you apart are your universal skills.

Before placements begin, take the time to understand your strengths, identify areas for improvement, and invest in the skills that employers value across every industry.

Because careers aren’t built on qualifications alone. They’re built on how effectively you apply them.

Want to discover the skills that make you stand out to employers? DM us “ALIGN” to learn more about our career alignment assessment.



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