The first two semesters of training are common across all four courses. Based on merit in the ISTC Entrance Exam, the candidate exercises their course preference at the time of admission. After the common first year, the trainee pursues their chosen specialisation in either the mechanical or electronics stream.
Workshop practice
Skill based training on workbench, use of hand tools and measuring instruments. Introduction to drilling, tapping, turning, shaping, welding, soldering, brazing, and re-sharpening of tools. Training in precision machine tool operations: lead screw lathe, universal milling machine, surface grinder. Advanced bench work for making different assemblies. Practical training on drafting machines and AutoCAD software.
Theory subjects (Semester 1)
- Applied Mathematics I
- Applied Physics
- Applied Chemistry
- Technical Drawing I
- Workshop Technology I
- Communication Skills
- Hindi
Theory subjects (Semester 2)
- Applied Mathematics II
- Elements of Electrical Engineering
- Electronics Engineering
- Technical Drawing II
- Workshop Technology II
- Material Science
- Basics of Computers
Source: Section 3.1 and Part III of the ISTC Information Brochure.