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5-Day Claude and Copilot Course for Colleges and Universities in India (2026): Student Track and Faculty Development Programme

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PUBLISHED 1 NOVEMBER 2026 • BY PARIKSHIT KHANNA • FACTS CHECKED 31 OCTOBER 2026

Welcome screen at LBSIM Delhi announcing Parikshit Khanna as guest speaker for the AI in Finance workshop
LBSIM Delhi, 25 and 26 October 2026: AI in Finance workshop for 47 PGDM students and 9 faculty.

Quick answer

A five day programme gives a college two things at once. Students learn to use Claude and Microsoft Copilot for research, writing, analysis and placement preparation, and faculty learn to teach with AI and redesign assessments so AI use is honest and visible. Many faculty development programmes cover ChatGPT, Gemini and Copilot but leave out Claude; this course covers both Claude and Copilot, with daily outputs and a final project.


Five day plan: students and faculty

Day

Student track

Faculty track

Day 1

How AI models work, their limits, and academic integrity

The same foundations, plus drafting an AI use policy for your institution

Day 2

Research and reading: Claude Projects for course material, source checking and summaries

Lesson plans, question banks and rubrics with Claude Projects

Day 3

Writing and presentations: drafts and feedback, Copilot in Word and PowerPoint, Claude Artifacts

Assessment redesign: viva, process portfolios and AI use declarations

Day 4

Data skills: Copilot in Excel and Claude data analysis with charts

Research support: literature mapping, data analysis and disclosure in papers

Day 5

Career: resume, interview practice and LinkedIn profile; capstone presentations

Faculty showcase: one redesigned module and a semester plan

Run it as five consecutive days, or as one day a week across five weeks so it fits your academic calendar.

Students with laptops in a lecture hall
Student track: research, writing, data and placement preparation with AI. Representative stock image.

Recent college work

  • LBSIM Delhi: AI in Finance workshop, 25 and 26 October 2026, 56 participants (47 PGDM students and 9 faculty).

  • IIT Guwahati: Google Gemini workshop, November 2025.

  • GL Bajaj Institute of Management and Research, Greater Noida: visiting faculty.

Teacher holding a laptop in a classroom
Faculty track: lesson planning, assessment redesign and research support. Representative stock image.

Accounts students and faculty need

  • Claude Free works for most exercises; paid features are demonstrated rather than required.

  • Many institutions give students and staff Microsoft accounts that include Copilot Chat. Your IT team can confirm what is enabled.

  • Students can also complete Anthropic Academy's free AI Fluency for students course, and faculty the AI Fluency for educators course, for completion certificates.

Which colleges this suits

Management, engineering, commerce, media and journalism, law and liberal arts programmes. Exercises are adapted to the discipline, for example financial analysis for MBA and PGDM batches or report writing for engineering students.

Parikshit Khanna at a Google Gemini workshop at IIT Guwahati
Google Gemini workshop at IIT Guwahati, November 2025.

Book a programme or ask a question

Programmes are paid engagements. After a scoping call you receive one written proposal with one scope and one fee.


Frequently asked questions

Is the course only for MBA colleges?

No. It suits engineering, commerce, media, law and other programmes, with exercises adapted to each discipline.

Can students and faculty attend together?

Day 1 works well together. From Day 2 the tracks split, because faculty need assessment and teaching content.

Is the programme paid?

Yes. College programmes are paid engagements. Unpaid or sponsorship only requests cannot be accepted.

How large can a batch be?

Up to about 60 students per batch keeps it hands on. Larger groups are split.

Does it teach students to cheat with AI?

No. Academic integrity runs through every day, and faculty learn assessment designs that make AI use visible and honest.

About the author

Parikshit Khanna is an AI trainer and the founder of Digital Training Jet, based in Greater Noida West, Delhi NCR, and originally from Saharanpur. Digital Training Jet programmes have reached more than 3,50,000 professionals. He holds Anthropic Academy completion certificates for Claude 101, Claude Cowork, and AI Capabilities and Limitations, gave the TEDx talk "Redesigning Work with Artificial Intelligence" at TEDxEicher School Faridabad Youth on 1 August 2026, ran a Google Gemini workshop at IIT Guwahati in November 2025, and is visiting faculty at GL Bajaj Institute of Management and Research.

How this guide was made: drafted with AI assistance and reviewed before publishing. Product facts were checked against Anthropic and Microsoft pages on 31 October 2026. Claude and Copilot change often, so every programme is updated to the features available on the day of delivery.


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