NTTF: A unique engineering institute for higher education

June 23, 2016 4:32 pm

  What do companies like Whirlpool and Subros in Delhi, Godrej and Crompton Greaves in Mumbai, Ashok Leyland in Chennai and TVS Motor in Hosur have in common? The answer is: They are all eager to take project interns regularly from NTTF School of Postgraduate Studies, located within Peenya industrial Area of Bengaluru and also absorb them as Product Designers or Tool Engineers since more than 30 years!
NTTF School of Postgraduate Studies today specialises in training of B.E Graduates in a spectrum of fields spanning Product Design, Tool Engineering, Tool Design and Quality Engineering.
NTTF has set up tool and die making training facilities in Malaysia, Mauritius, Indonesia and Maldives under UNDP aid on behalf of HMT International.
Why PG programmes of NTTF are popularSalient differences of the PG programs of NTTF vis-à-vis others are as follows:
Ensuring quality of intakeThe engineering graduate students are admitted based on their performance in the common all India entrance examination conducted by NTTF.
Academic autonomy & industry oriented coursesThe school enjoys autonomous status with ability to modify the course content to suit the needs of the industry on a continual basis through a feedback mechanism on the performance of recently placed students and also through a design review meeting involving employers from industries and also special invitees from academia.
Strategic location in industrial area The school is located in the midst of India’s largest industrial belt of India, which goes a long way in integrating institute with industries. One can’t think of a better way to locate a centre of engineering education, giving industrial exposure.
Staff from industrial backgroundThe majority of staff members of the school have decades of industrial experience. This goes a long way in giving the students a bias for practice over theory. These staff members are periodically invited by leading industries like GM, GE, Maruti Suzuki, TVS to do short term training of their engineers in subjects like design of plastic parts, sheet metal parts, die cast parts, GD&T and many more. Thus the staff are exposed to the latest requirements of the industry on a continual basis.

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