Academic events are critical for sharing knowledge and research amongst universities and scholars. The promotion of research culture in higher educational institutions through such events is of highest priority to Qantur Technologies. Qantur Technologies intends to promote a culture of research and knowledge sharing between Engineering Institutions as well as establishment of linkages with relevant industrial and corporate sectors.

As a part of its Community Development program – Qantur Technologies, a company based in Gurgaon and an authorized partner of ANSYS In SAARC counties is pleased to organize the seminar for engineering students across Jammu & Kashmir on engineering simulations and analysis using ANSYS.

Seminar has been organised to share the awareness of role of Engineering simulation in critical application areas within the industry that will provide a broader view of industrial applications and scope of work for engineering students who will be an asset to these industries in future. Our expert, Dr. Ankush Choudhary will brief & educate students about the opportunities and strengths in engineering design & simulations.These activities are always beneficial for the aspiring candidates who are looking forward to work in the domain and want to gain confidence in the actual industrial knowledge.

Qantur Technologies is keen to generate awareness about engineering design & simulation in universities and colleges across the valley and this is the right opportunity for students to leverage on our experience in engineering simulation using ANSYS.

ANSYS is the global leader in engineering simulation. ANSYS products and solutions help the world’s most innovative companies deliver radically better products to their customers. By offering the best and broadest portfolio of engineering simulation software, these solutions help them solve the most complex design challenges and engineer products limited only by imagination.

ANSYS engineering simulation is used by universities globally for students to learn a finite element, computational fluid dynamics and multiphysics principles, for researchers to solve complex engineering problems and for postgraduate students to produce data for their theses or doctoral dissertations.