NTTF Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Laggere, BangaloreEstd 1959

Why To Join NTTF - Reviews & Rating

5(68%)
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3(6%)
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Academic
4.2
Faculty
4.0
Infrastructure
4.2
Accommodation
3.5
Social Life
3.8
Placement
4.2

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Vivek kumar tiwari
4.1Helpful
Reviewed on Mar 22, 2020

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No i have only one remark that my College was best College in ever some trainne said and make video but on my vision this is the best diploma College i ever seen. i see some students of other diploma College but this College students have high practical knowlegde
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Adithyan S
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Reviewed on Mar 16, 2020

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First they provide a entrance exam for admission, If clear the exam eligible for admission. The management is providing laptop and study metirals etc And the college was providing hostel facility also
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Vishnu
4.4Helpful
Reviewed on Feb 22, 2020

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Our college is conducting 5s works in every year.They have a good helping mind for poor people.They provide good food and other facilities.Our college is having good security system. Each faculty in our college is very friendly to us.
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Amruthesh E K
3.8Helpful
Polytechnic, Tool & Die Making
Reviewed on Feb 2, 2020(Enrolled 2017)

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It's a good institution,and good academics,good faculty service, good infrastructure,but expensive and very strict campus and very strict in code of conduct.
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Debashish Bachhar
4.3Helpful
Diploma, Manufacturing Technology
Reviewed on Jan 31, 2020

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"The NEEM programme in NTTF is rolled out in partnership with the best industrial and would contribute to bringing down the unemployability rate among the Indian youth thereby developing the employable skills through On-the-job practical training." It's my pleasure to be here.
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What is a personal review of the PGTE and the PGPD course at the NTTF??

Khushi SharmaStudied Tool Design at NTTF Bangalore

My brother did PGPDE from NTTF, so I have some idea about both courses.

PGDE:

  • It is a two-year program that includes Industrial Design (ID), but engineering is also taught alongside ID.
  • Design studios, labs, model shops, and tools are all in poor condition.
  • There will be only one experienced faculty, others will give you assignments only.
  • The emphasis is primarily on engineering, with little or no emphasis on ID.
  • There is no research going on there, and you will not get as much exposure as you would at a Tier II college.

PGTE:

  • PGPDE is a two-year program that focuses on tool and die design, engineering, and analysis.
  • Workshops are available, but the availability of machines does not match the strength of the students, making it difficult to complete projects.
  • There are experienced staff members available, and the teaching is comparatively good. A lot of CAD assignments must be submitted for each semester (which is good for learning in the beginning), but one major disadvantage is that you will never receive feedback on the assignments you submit.
  • AutoCAD and Creo software have been taught. However, in the industry, UG NX and Catia are widely used.
  • Last but not least, many students enroll in PG school NTTF because of placements. To tell you the truth, only a few companies come to campus. Many companies advertised in advertisements visited the campus last decade, but they still keep it in the ad.
  • Nowadays, placements are very poor, either because service-based companies do not visit campus or because the salary offered by them is too low. For the PG programs, the median and maximum CTC offered in current years is 2.5 lakhs and 3.4 lakhs. 

I will advise you to take all these factors into consideration, before choosing PGDE or PGTE at NTTF. 

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What is your personal review of a postgraduate diploma in Automative Product Design (PGDAPD) at NTTF?

Jagdish RampalStudied Tool and Die Making at Nettur Technical Training Foundation (2019)

The diploma in Automotive Product Design at NTTF is a recently established one-year program, It offers all the fundamental industry-required skills, alongside a really strong alumni network around and over India. 

The diploma course is a derivation of very specific industry requirements. Nonetheless, it has now reached one of the major levels in the institute. It is in fact a good department to opt for. 

The fee structure is INR 80,000 per semester. It can vary as per the criteria, so it is best that you keep a close check. This course, however, is not accredited by any of the major bodies around the state. 

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