ImagiNxt 2026, India’s emerging global platform for technology, innovation, and policy, has announced a strategic partnership with Outskill and GrowthSchool to deliver a curated series of hands-on AI learning sessions at the festival — and the focus is firmly on execution over theory. Eight high-impact training sessions spread across two days will be led by industry practitioners, targeting professionals, founders, and operators who want practical AI skills they can apply immediately, not just awareness of where the technology is heading.
What the Partnership Delivers
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Sessions | 8 high-impact training sessions over 2 days |
| Format | Premium, limited-seat experiences |
| Led By | Industry practitioners — not academics |
| Focus | Execution, tools, and AI use-cases across business functions |
| Outskill Reach | 10M+ learners across 160+ countries |
| Organised By | ImagiNxt, Outskill, GrowthSchool |
Why This Collaboration Makes Sense
Outskill, founded by Vaibhav Sisinty, has scaled to over 10 million learners across 160+ countries by doing one thing well — cutting through AI hype and teaching people how to actually use the tools. GrowthSchool has built a parallel reputation in cohort-based, outcome-driven learning by partnering with operators rather than theorists.
Placing both inside ImagiNxt — a platform that brings together founders, enterprise leaders, investors, and policymakers — creates an unusually concentrated learning environment where the people in the room are already operating at the frontier of industry and technology.
The sessions are deliberately structured as premium, limited-seat experiences, which serves the format’s core promise: real interaction with practitioners, not a packed auditorium passively watching slides.
The Bigger Picture for AI Upskilling in India
India’s AI adoption curve is accelerating, but the gap between awareness and actual capability remains wide across most organisations. As India’s National AI Mission continues to scale, the demand for practitioners who can operationalise AI across business functions — not just data scientists — is growing faster than traditional training channels can fill. Partnerships like this, which bring applied learning directly into high-density professional events, are one of the more efficient ways to close that gap at scale.
Registration details and session information are available on the ImagiNxt website. For more on AI education and technology events in India, visit TechnoSports.
