The CNC Machining Technology program is designed to provide B.Tech students with hands-on exposure to modern manufacturing practices used in the industry. The course focuses on CNC turning and machining center operations, programming fundamentals, tooling, and safety practices.
Students will gain practical experience using industry-grade CNC machines, enabling them to understand real-world manufacturing workflows beyond classroom theory.
• Industry-oriented CNC machining skills
• Hands-on training on CNC turning and machining centers
• Practical exposure to tooling, fixtures, and inspection
• Strong foundation for manufacturing and production roles
• Complements core mechanical engineering subjects
• B.Tech students (Mechanical / Production / Automobile / Mechatronics)
• Diploma holders with interest in manufacturing
• Final-year and pre-final-year students preferred
• Introduction to CNC machines and controls
• CNC turning operations
• Machining center operations
• CNC programming basics (G & M codes)
• Tooling, fixtures, and work holding
• Measurement, inspection, and safety practices
• Mode: Hybrid (Online theory + Offline practical training)
• Practical sessions conducted on industry-grade CNC machines at ITI facilities
• Duration: 4–6 weeks (customizable)
• Core concepts related to the specific skill program
• Practical exposure to industry-grade systems and tools
• Basic operation, testing, and troubleshooting
• Safety practices and real-world workflows
After completing the program, students will be able to:
• Apply theoretical knowledge to real industrial systems
• Understand practical workflows and industry practices
• Demonstrate hands-on competence in the selected skill area
• Improve employability and industry readiness
Participants will receive a joint course completion certificate issued by the institute in collaboration with the ITI training center.
Course fee details will be announced shortly.
Course fee details will be announced shortly.