Tool Engineering

There are more than 65 Tool Engineering colleges in India that follow their own admission guidelines for giving admission to students. So, the time involved in the admission process can vary but generally it can take up to a few months because there are a lot of formalities to be completed before al

For studying UG Tool Engineering courses, you should have a minimum of 50 to 60% marks in Class 12 in the PCM subjects. For PG courses, you should have a BTech degree in a relevant field with at least 50 to 55% marks. Then, you should give relevant entrance tests for admission and get very good mark

The duration of various courses in Tool Engineering depends on the course level at which you’re studying the course. For UG Tool Engineering courses, you need to spend 4 years, while for PG courses, the general duration is 2 years. If you plan to take up a Tool Engineering Diploma course, the basic

The Tool Engineering eligibility requirements vary depending on the course level and the college. For getting admission to diploma Tool Engineering courses, you should have at least 50% marks in your Class 10 final exams. For UG courses in Tool Engineering and Design, you should get at least 50 to 6

 Some of the top institutes to pursue Tool Engineering courses are:

• Galgotias University, Noida
• Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belgaum
• National Institute of Engineering, Mysore
• Central Institute of Tool Design, Hyderabad
• Christ University, Bangalore
• University College of Engineering, Osmania

 One must possess the following skills to pursue Tool Engineering:

• Designing Skills
• Technical Knowledge
• Communication Skills
• Eye for Detail
• Creativity

Some of the top recruiters after pursuing Tool Engineering are:

• Yamaha Motors
• BMW
• Audi
• Tata Motors Ltd
• Mahindra Ltd
• Larsen & Toubro
• Randstad India
• Godrej Group

Some of the subjects taught in undergraduate courses are:

• Manufacturing Processes
• Environmental Studies
• Engineering Mechanics
• Electronic Devices
• Statistical Techniques
• Mechanics of Solids Lab
• Thermal Science

The subjects taught in postgraduate courses are:

• Finite Element Methods
• Cutting Tool Theory and Design

Some of the popular entrance examinations for the Tool Engineering courses have been listed below. The rest of the colleges provide admission on the basis of Class 12 merit.

Note: Some colleges accept multiple entrance exam scores.

After completing the course in Tool Engineering, the students will be eligible to work in various industries such as Automobile companies, Manufacturing industries, Steel Plants and more.