Hello Aspirant,

• Nearly 40% of learners received positions and some went for higher studies.
• The biggest earnings offered was INR 6 LPA. Standard earnings - INR 3.5 LPA
• Meager earnings - INR 2 LPA.
• Prime enlisting firms were Maruti Suzuki, Kotak Mahindra, Tech Mahindra, Honda, etc.
• Limited learners earned apprenticeship from University due to their choice of excellent learners. 8 cgpa is expected for these opportunities.
• The apprenticeships are normally from provincial prime firms of the region like Maruti, Honda, Delhi Metro Organisation, railway, etc.,
• The main roles proposed are standard inspection engineers.

I hope it helps.

Thank you.

Hi

Tool engineering and digital manufacturing is a very unique career choice it is drawn out from industrial engineering and provides good scope for students both in india and abroad. This course allows a person to design new tools according to the work thats need to be done to reduce effort and make the process more efficient, keep in mind the cost and with minimum labour.

Some colleges in india are:

IRET allahabad- Institute of engineering and rural technology

Indo german tool room, Aurangabad

University college of engineering, osminia university, hyderabad

RVCE bangalore, RV college of engineering

GGSIPU delhi- guru gobhind singh indraprastha university

GLA university, mathura

Delhi institute of tool engineering

for more details visit:

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/tool-engineering-course

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-tool-engineering-colleges-in-india

hope this helps

Hi there,.

Every branch of engineering has to do practical with their respective machines and Equiments. You will get to learn and operate every machine of your branch in the four years of btech degree.

Hello,

Tool engineering graduates are recruited as tool designers according to specific product specifications

Students who have good problem solving skills physically fit are ideal for the course

Tool engineering is essential in every domain of mechanical engineering

The scope of tool designing is definitely on the rise in and out of India

Experience matters a lot in this profession and the same offers a lucrative salary

Carrers :

Manufacturing companies hire tool engineers who want to pursue tool eng need a bachelors degree in industrial engineering or any other technical field which is accepted for a career in tool eng

The career awards a good salary  & high job satisfaction

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/tool-engineering-course .

Thankyou.

Tool Engineering is a part of the broader Industrial/Production/Manufacturing/Mechanical Engineering Course. However, today with Industry 4.O, the scope of Tool Methods and Engineering is low, and is mostly taken care by Robotics and Automation. Besides B.Tech Course in Mech/Prodn, you even have Diploma and Training Courses in Workshop Technology and Tool Engineering.

For more information about Tool Engineering do follow the link below

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/tool-engineering-course

For more information about some of the Top Colleges having Mechanical Engineering Courses do follow the link below

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-mechanical-engineering-colleges-in-india

Hey Ravi

Earlier DITE took admissions on the basis of GGSIPU Central Entrance Test but now the admissions into Technical programs are done on the basis of JEE Mains (Paper-1) score. So, right now the admissions are not yet started for DITE. For that you need to wait until the second attempt of JEE Mains is conducted and colleges start their admission process.

And for Diploma course, it is done on the basis of CET examination conducted by GGSIPU, to which the application form ares till open.

Hello!

Delhi tool engineering college takes admission on the basis of 12 class. The cutoff is 55% but it keeps on changing every year. It's a good college and if you have scored above 60% in +2  then you will get admission in that college.  Age limit is also there in this college. Students above the age of 21 cannot take admission in this college.  You should have passed all the subjects in class 12 boards including english. They dont take admission on the basis of jee mains percentile.

Good luck!

Hello Teja,

B Tech in Tool Engineering colleges are-

• RV college of engineering,  Bangalore
• Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University,  Delhi
• Delhi Institute of Tool Engineering , Delhi
• St Soldier Institute of Engineering and Technology, Jalandhar
• Punjab Technical University, Jalandhar

I hope it helps

Thank you

Hello,

here are some names you can consider for admission:-

1. Visvesvaraya Technological University , karnataka, fees:- 1.14 lakhs per year
2. RV college of engineering , karnataka, fees:- 2 lpa
3. Government tool room and training center,banglore, 72,000 per year
4. Osmania University, hyderabad
5. Murugappa polytechnic college chennai

for more details please go through the link given below:-

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-tool-engineering-colleges-in-india

Hope it helps!