Jitendra EV, MET’s Institute of Engineering Partner to Drive Innovation and Skilling in Electric Mobility
Jitendra New EV Tech (Jitendra EV) has signed an MoU with MET’s Institute of Engineering, Nashik, to collaborate on research, product development, and skill-building in the electric mobility sector.
August 13, 2025. By Mrinmoy Dey
The collaboration, established with the Department of Mechanical Engineering, aims to foster academic-industry synergy in the rapidly evolving field of electric mobility, said the company in a statement.
From the institute, the agreement was signed by Dr. V.P. Wani, Principal, MET’s IOE, in the presence of Dr. S.D. Kalpande, Head of the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Prof. Dr. Sachin Dahake, and other departmental heads. Representing Jitendra EV, Tejas Merchant from the Research & Development (R&D) department signed the MoU, accompanied by Satish Kulkarni and Ganesh Jadhav.
This partnership is a significant step toward bridging academic learning with real-world industrial application in the electric vehicle (EV) domain. The collaboration will focus on joint initiatives in research, product development, industrial consultancy, and technical problem-solving.
The MoU outlines several key areas of collaboration, including expert consultancy by IOE to enhance productivity, address in-house and field issues, and implement advanced engineering practices. It also covers technical support for the development of EV-related products such as electric scooters, rickshaws, bikes, and other mobility solutions. Additionally, the partnership will provide IOE students with industrial exposure through visits, internships, and live projects, offering them practical experience in electric vehicle technologies and manufacturing.
Commenting on the development, Dr. V.P. Wani, Principal, MET’s Institute of Engineering, said, “This MoU marks a vital step toward bridging classroom learning with real-world innovation. Collaborating with a forward-looking company like Jitendra EV will empower our students to engage with cutting-edge technologies, enhance their practical skills, and contribute meaningfully to the future of electric mobility.”
Tejas Merchant, R&D Representative, Jitendra New EV Tech said, “This collaboration is more than just knowledge exchange — it's about nurturing future-ready engineers who can contribute to real-time problem-solving and innovation in the EV space. Through this MoU, we aim to build a strong foundation for joint research, product development, and talent development.”
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