NTTF - Nettur Technical Training Foundation Peenya Bangalore Answered Questions

Hi!
The fee is approximately 2 lakhs. Please check the eligibility before you apply in the brochure that you can download from here https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/course/diploma-in-information-technology-nettur-technical-training-foundation-peenya-bangalore-2264

There is a growing demand for quality Tool makers, Tool & Product Designers, Skilled manufacturers and Maintenance Engineers. There are various courses being offered in reputed institutions like Central Tool Room & Training Centre (CTTC), Bhubaneswar and Nettur Technical Training Foundation (NTTF), Kerala in the areas of Tool & Die, production and design. These training, production, design and consultancy centres were established in technical cooperation programme between government. Of India & government. Of Denmark to meet the above requirements. Having done a Diploma in Tools and Die course, it is better for opting for a Post-graduate Diploma course in these following at any of the institutes and the above mentioned Institutes are famous for the infrastructure and academic track record.
1. Post Graduate/Diploma in CAD/CAM (PDCC)
2. Post Graduate/Diploma in Tool Die & Manufacturing (PDTDM)
3. Post Graduate in Tool Design & CAD CAM (PGTD)
The above courses are offered at CTTC, Bhubaneswar while NTTF offers the following courses (one year full time course):
1. Post-Diploma programme in Tool Design
2. Post-Diploma programme in Industrial Automation
3. Post-Diploma programme in Power Electronics
4. Post-Diploma programme in Embedded Systems
For complete details, you can check their official website.

Hi Bala,
Please mention your specialization in Diploma in mechatronics. In general, it is a peculiar branch and a tough one to pursue.
And its not like mechatronics is just a combination of mechanical and ECE and bit electrical. You will have knowledge about all dis branches so job opportunity is more but its not a core branch. Not very sure of the placements from this branch but all i can say is if you look at at he placements perspective , rather can opt to go for General B.Sc in electronics as it is more easily available and placements chances are also high. Today electronics industry in India is on boon and many manufacturing industries are highly expanding. So, for sure, you can go for it.