Applications for ‘Drone Pilot Training' programme invited by Agri Univ in Hyderabad
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Applications for ‘Drone Pilot Training' programme invited by Agri Univ in Hyderabad
Professor Jayashankar Telangana Agriculture University in Hyderabad has invited applications for the six-day 'Drone Pilot Training' programme it would offer in collaboration with Marut Drones, from July 21 to 26. It includes two days of theory (ground class); a day of simulation and assembling; two days of practical (training in flying the drone) and a day in agriculture Standard Operating Procedures for drones. To enroll, those interested can call at 9133387761 or 9515775473.
