The company recently concluded training for the first batch of students at their Noida branch.

"The training not only included on-system sessions but also included industry/factory visits for the students," said Nizamappas, founder of YesGo.

"The demand like in Noida has been substantial from Bengaluru and its neighbouring districts. Students prefer one-on-one training to online courses, and we deemed it fit to start operations here," he added.

The first course in Bengaluru will begin on 15 March and will go on till 21 March 2020.The who's who of the Bengaluru packaging and print industry are expected to attend the inaugural event on Saturday.