NTTF already equips you with the technical expertise to be industry-ready and employable with its diploma program. So you don’t need to go for higher studies. If however you still want to do a post-diploma, then you can do that from various institutes such as Indo German Tool Room (IGTR) - Aurangabad. 

However, I would still say that getting experience in the field working with companies is a much better way to achieving your goals rather than studying more. 

No, ITTF does not have the certification of IQAS.

Only official educational documents awarded by recognized educational institutions are evaluated by IQAS. The credentials scored in formal academic training can be evaluated by the IQAS. But non-academic, non-formal, or not short-term professional courses are not put under IQAS.

The NTTF is recognized by the AICTE and approved by the UGC. NTTF also has EOHS and NSDC certifications.

Nettur Technical Training Foundation (NTTF) is a group of 20 technical training centers located all across India. After you have completed a course from NTTF, you can do various things.

• You can do post-diploma from NTTF itself like CP05, CP10, CP18, and CP19.
• You can become a senior technician at the Institutes of Engineers India (IEI).
• You can pick up lateral entry courses from institutes and universities such as Sikkim Manipal University (SMU), IGNOU, etc. 
• You can even apply for lateral entry in various courses in universities outside of India such as those from New Zealand, Ireland, and Singapore.
• You can look for job opportunities during the campus placement itself. 
• However, doing a bachelor’s degree in parallel with your job hunting will definitely improve your chances.

These are some of the options which I found out you can do after studying at NTTF. You can choose one according to your choice.

Getting a job after completing a course at NTTF depends on how hard you have prepared yourself for the future and how diligent you have been.

You will definitely get ample knowledge in the institute which can be very important in the future. At the end of the day, only your merits will help you in getting the job. According to the recent placement highlights the average and highest CTC offered at the institute is 1.5 LPA and 5 LPA. 

The main course at NTTF though is Tool and Die making. It involves pressing tools and injection molds. If you want to pursue that course then NTTF would be a good place for you. 

The mechatronics branch is a combination of departments Mechanical and Electronics. It will provide several benefits in terms of the educational backdrop as well as escalates chances of earning more.

Having said that, the factors relating to learning topics as vividly as possible, alongside earning reasonably well mostly depends upon whether or not you are investing your efficiency in your academic profile. The salary package you secure partially depends upon your experience and education, both hand in hand. 

Thus, to secure the best position in any job sector, it is best that you work on yourself and the skills that you possess. 

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. 

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. 

NTTF recently declared that Lincoln University College (LUC), Malaysia has offered BE program for its alumni network. The requirements are a diploma qualification, alongside at least 3 years of work experience. 

Here are some of the program highlights you must not miss,

1. The duration kept for the course is 1 year. Besides, the study materials for several additional subjects, assignments, or assessments would most likely be provided on an online portal. 
2. You should at least have done one project work, alongside publishing a paper in a recognized journal.
3. If you have teaching experience then you must have published at least two papers in an identified journal.

If the requirements meet, you can undeniably be shortlisted.

The post-graduate course in NTTF is a one-year or two-year course depending on what you choose. You need to have a strong foundation in the area of mechanical engineering. Most of the faculty used to be employees or managers of reputed companies. You will get immense knowledge at NTTF. If you are aspiring to be a mechanical engineer then NTTF is the place where you can explore. Life at NTTF can be rigorous. NTTF is proud of its enviable record of placement and the faculty is also very friendly. In the recent placement drive at NTTF the average CTC offered was 2 LPA. 

The brand name of NTTF is very popular in industrial areas such as automation, computer engineering sectors, manufacturing, and information technology.

Getting transcripts from the institute is a simple process. One of my relatives recently collected his transcripts from NTTF. You could just follow the steps given below:

• First, you need to send your transcript request on the email: examcell@nttf.co.in. 
• Attach the photocopies of your final certificates and mark sheets.
• Then, you will receive a response mail from the exam cell regarding fee payment.
• The fee for the transcripts is INR 1,000 per copy.
• An additional amount of INR 1,000 per set, for attestation and sealing of all documents in NTTF Envelope (if required)
• After making the online payment, mail the confirmation to the exam cell.
• Within 15 working days, you will receive a call or an email from the exam cell, mentioning that your transcripts are ready for pick-up.

Lastly, visit the NTTF corporate office in Peenya and collect your transcripts.