ISTCKonnect is the private alumni network of Indo Swiss Training Centre. A living network of engineers who build, hire, help, and give back.
ISTCKonnect exists on two levels.
What you see here — alumni achievements, businesses, opportunities, global presence — is what ISTCians are building in the world. It is open for the world to see.
What is for members only is the depth — who to call, how to connect, the full directory, and what's being built next. This is not a directory. This is a working network of people who trained together and continue to back each other.
From Chandigarh to every continent. The network is already working.
Hover over a region to see ISTCian presence · Member locations are approximate to protect privacy
Find your batch →From workshops to enterprises. What ISTCians have built and continue to run.
Jobs, contracts, and collaborations — posted by ISTCians for ISTCians.
Where real engineering challenges meet the people trained to solve them. Alumni post dares. Students and ISTCians build solutions. The best solution wins.
Two initiatives. One principle. No ISTCian stands alone.
A fund for ISTCians and their families facing medical or personal emergencies. Managed transparently by ISTCOSA. Every contribution reaches someone who needs it.
A network of ISTCian blood donors, available when it matters most. If you or someone you know needs blood — the network is here.
Honouring those who mentor, donate, contribute, and lead.
Indo Swiss Training Centre was born from a partnership between the Government of India and Switzerland — not as an experiment, but as a commitment. A commitment to precision. To craft. To the kind of skill that cannot be learned from a textbook.
For six decades, ISTC has produced engineers who build, repair, design, and lead. They work in factories and boardrooms. They are in Chandigarh and California. They fix what others cannot figure out.
ISTCKonnect exists to make sure the world knows who they are.
ISTCKonnect is built for a specific kind of engineer. The kind that came out of Chandigarh knowing how to build things with their hands and their heads.
Not an ISTCian? You're still welcome here. Watch what six decades of a different breed looks like — and find your way closer to one.