Skill development training

The training catalogue is the centre's largest activity by headcount, and it is open to individuals as well as to an MSME sending its workforce.

What you get

• Long-term courses at NSQF levels 2.5 to 4.5, running 390, 600 or 1200 hours: conventional machining, CNC turning and CNC milling for the tool room, CNC programming, CNC machining, machine maintenance and automation, mechatronics, computer hardware and network management, full-stack development, graphic design, web design, multimedia and animation, 3D animation, digital marketing content and AR/VR development. Each publishes its syllabus.
• Short-term certificate courses of 96 hours each, all open to anyone 10th pass: AutoCAD, SolidWorks, Unigraphics, Catia, Creo Parametric, ANSYS, HyperMesh, DelCAM, MasterCAM, MATLAB, 3DS MAX, STAAD.Pro, Revit Architecture, CNC programming and machining on lathe and milling, PLC programming, SCADA, 3D printing, Java, computer hardware and networking, embedded systems, VLSI and microcontroller programming.
• Fee reimbursement for SC and ST candidates, published as quarterly notices.

Who can apply

• Entry is by schooling only. Most long courses need 8th, 10th or 12th pass; the higher NSQF levels need a three-year diploma after 10th. Every short course is open to 10th pass.
• No age, geography or category restriction is stated.

How selection works: none is described.

How to apply: the tables give levels, hours and entry qualifications but no batch dates and no enrolment link, so call or write to the head office in Foundry Nagar, Agra to ask when the next batch runs. SC and ST candidates should ask about the reimbursement process before the course starts.