Industry-ready graduates, before they graduate.
The Industry-Guided Applied Learning Program (IGALP) connects institutions, industry and students through a continuous learning journey embedded within their academic experience.
Industry learning, built into the curriculum.
Unlike conventional placement platforms, IGALP engages students with real industry situations early in their journey, and keeps going all the way through graduation and into placement.
The Capability Intelligence Center
Set up using an existing lab or classroom, no dedicated infrastructure needed. Weekly sessions combine AI-assisted concept exercises with industry-guided scenarios, contributed by AIBIGO's growing network of industry partners across sectors.
Continuous capability assessment
AI compares each response against industry-curated approaches, sharpening decisions with every scenario.
A certificate that reflects capability
Awarded on continuous development across the full graduation journey, not a single exam.
From knowing concepts to applying them.
Academic learning builds knowledge. IGALP adds the layer that turns it into applied capability, working through real industry situations, making decisions, and improving through feedback.
Academic learning
Concepts, fundamentals, subject knowledge.
Industry context
Real situations, decisions, expectations.
Apply & solve
Analyse, decide, use the right tools.
Industry feedback
Concrete feedback on what to sharpen.
Capability development
Continuous improvement, tracked over time.
Industry learning, every week, on campus.
Delivered through a Capability Center set up with AIBIGO inside the institution, using an existing lab or classroom, with industry situations mapped to each discipline, year and subject.
Institution participates
A simple agreement brings the institution in.
Capability Center set up
Using an existing lab or classroom.
Industry situations introduced
Mapped to discipline, year and subject.
Students apply and solve
Independent work, AI-assisted investigation.
Continuous assessment
Evaluated across 15+ capability parameters.
Feedback and improvement
Builds the capability profile over time.
A continuous view of student capability.
Students build evidence of how they approach problems, apply knowledge, and respond to feedback, not just a transcript, but a working record of capability.
Technical
Cognitive
Professional
What the institution gains.
Stronger student outcomes
Better placements and higher graduate salaries, backed by evidence of capability.
Capability visibility
Department-wise performance insights across 15+ capability parameters.
Industry engagement
Access to AIBIGO's network, and inter-institutional collaboration.
Differentiated student experience
More live projects, internships and research opportunities alongside coursework.
Institutional partnerships
Faculty exposure to industry practice, and support for accreditation reviews.
What industry gains.
Talent visibility
Continuous, capability-level visibility into students, evaluated on 15+ metrics.
Early engagement
Access to students years before the placement cycle, cutting screening effort.
Academic collaboration
A direct channel into curriculum, research and consultancy with the institution.
Emerging talent access
A much larger, continuously tracked graduate pool across institutions.
Industry-context learning
A hand in shaping the scenarios students are trained on.
One ecosystem, connecting every part of the journey.
Institutions adopting IGALP become part of the AIBIGO Circle, a growing ecosystem with access to hundreds of industry partners across sectors, cities and regions. Joining carries no upfront financial commitment.
A structured path to partnership.
Initial discussion
Understanding the institution's goals and fit.
Institutional alignment
Departments, timelines and stakeholders confirmed.
Partnership, MoU signed
No upfront financial commitment required.
Capability Center established
Set up using an existing lab or classroom.
AIBIGO Circle deployed
Access to industry partners across sectors.
Continuous partnership
Weekly scenarios, insights shared back with industry.
BOLO, built on the same technology as IGALP.
Speak the task. BOLO handles the paperwork.
A voice-first task workspace for teams and firms. Say it once, BOLO creates, assigns and chases it to done.
Voice-first task creation
One sentence, in English, Hindi or Hinglish, becomes a structured task with an owner and a deadline.
Two-way accountability
Assigned to Me, Tasks Delegated and Due This Week. Everyone sees what they owe and what they're owed.
Broadcasts with proof of read
One notice reaches a department, a role, or the whole firm, with a running count of who has actually seen it.
Broadcast notices
Sticky notes
Notifications
Built by practitioners with deep technology and industry experience.
Dr. Rhushabh Goradia
Founder / Director
Fifteen years applying AI to real production systems, with graduate research at IIT Bombay behind it. Previously founded Syncthreads, building defense technology on applied machine intelligence, and brings that same operating experience to how IGALP is built and run.
- Academic
- M.Tech & Ph.D, IIT Bombay
- Domain
- 15+ years in applied AI
- Prior
- Founder, Syncthreads
Mr. Adarsh Jain
Founder / Director
Fifteen years building high-performance computing and AI platforms at institutional scale, with patents in advanced computing along the way. Brings that same systems and infrastructure experience to how AIBIGO's products are engineered.
- Experience
- 15+ years in HPC systems
- Specialism
- HPC clusters & AI
- Inventor
- Patents in advanced computing
Things people ask us.
IGALP, the Industry-Guided Applied Learning Program, is a continuous applied-learning and certification program that takes students through hundreds of industry-curated scenarios across their graduation, assessed on 15+ industry-defined capability metrics.
Every week, students apply what they're learning to a real, industry-curated scenario in the Capability Intelligence Center, get AI-assisted feedback, and are assessed against industry-defined metrics. It repeats from first year through graduation.
IGALP runs alongside the curriculum rather than replacing it, applying what's already being taught to current industry context each week, through the Capability Intelligence Center established inside the institution.
Early, continuous visibility into student capability, a direct channel into curriculum and applied research, and a hand in shaping the scenarios students are trained on, well before hiring begins.
It starts with an initial discussion and institutional alignment, formalised through an MoU with no upfront financial commitment. AIBIGO then establishes a Capability Center inside the institution and brings its network of industry partners into weekly scenarios.
No. IGALP goes beyond interview or aptitude prep, it trains students to apply concepts, solve problems and make decisions the way industry expects, building capability that holds up well beyond a single test or interview.
No. A Capability Center can be set up using an existing lab or classroom, and joining the AIBIGO Circle carries no upfront financial commitment.
AIBIGO Institute is an AI-native education company. IGALP is its flagship program, connecting what institutions teach, what industry needs, and what students become; BOLO is built on the same underlying technology.
BOLO is a voice-first task delegation workspace. Teams and firms create, assign and track tasks by speaking naturally, with broadcast notices and read acknowledgement built in.
No. BOLO is built for any team or firm with a lot of day-to-day task coordination, compliance-heavy firms and academic departments included.
AIBIGO Institute is based in India and building for institutions and firms globally.
Dr. Rhushabh Goradia and Mr. Adarsh Jain, two practitioners with three decades of combined experience across applied AI, high-performance computing and defense technology.
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