B. Tech in Tool Engineering - More for candidates interested in Industrial Engineering

B. Tech in Tool Engineering - More for candidates interested in Industrial Engineering

What is tool engineering?

Tool engineering is a branch of industrial engineering whose function is to plan the processed of manufacture , develop the tools and integrate the facilities which are required for producing certain products with a minimal expenditure of time and materials.

Why should you study tool engineering?

The course explains the various methods of mass production of parts with Tools, machines and modern technologies.

Which colleges in India provide a B. Tech course in Tool engineering?

a) Delhi Institute of Tool Engineering, Delhi
b) Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi

What is the eligibility criteria?

Candidates should have passed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as main subjects. They should also have a valid IPU CET.

What is the duration of the program?

The duration of the course is four years and the program is spread over 8 semesters.

What is the admission process?

Admissions are based on the rank which is obtained in the IPU CET and is followed by a counseling session.

What is the fee structure?

The total fee structure is around Rupees 200000.

What are the career prospects?

Candidates with a B. Tech degree in Tool engineering are hired by companies such as GE Healthcare, Ace Designers, Robert BOSCH, Toyota etc.

A lot of interesting profiles such as mold maker, tool fitter, jig and die makers are available to these candidates.

One has to acquire highly specialized knowledge of Engineering drawing, material sciences and modern technologies to become an entrepreneur in the tool industry.