B. Voc in Automotive Engineering

In brief

The cour­ses offe­red by the Depart­ment of Auto­mo­ti­ve Engi­nee­ring are con­duc­ted in col­la­bo­ra­ti­on with TATA Motors Pas­sen­ger Vehic­le Ltd and the Fede­ra­ti­on of Auto­mo­bi­le Dea­lers Asso­cia­ti­ons (FADA), an umbrel­la orga­niza­ti­on of more than 15,000 auto­mo­bi­le dea­ler­ships across India, which is com­mit­ted to sup­port­ing the pla­ce­ments and pla­ce­ment of stu­dents.

A modern training center for car mechanics with a workshop, paint booth and professional equipment for vehicle repair and maintenance.

Goals

  • To crea­te a natio­nal­ly and inter­na­tio­nal­ly accept­ed stan­dard for trai­ning
  • To pro­vi­de a high-qua­li­ty degree that is also inter­na­tio­nal­ly reco­gni­zed
  • Train a high­ly qua­li­fied work­force for the auto­mo­ti­ve sec­tor
  • Estab­li­shing and main­tai­ning a net­work of tea­chers and trai­ners in the auto­mo­ti­ve sec­tor
  • Deve­lo­p­ment of the facul­ty into a com­pe­tence cen­ter in the auto­mo­ti­ve sec­tor

Duration and admission criteria

  • 6 months at BSDU
  • 6 months in the indus­try
  • 10+2 in any sub­ject area or
  • 2 years ITI after the 10th gra­de or
  • Hol­ders of a poly­tech­nic diplo­ma are entit­led to late­ral ent­ry admis­si­on

Infrastructure and equipment

  • The facul­ty has the latest machi­nes from Ger­ma­ny, Aus­tria, Switz­er­land, Japan, etc. and well-equip­ped labo­ra­to­ries:
  • Mecha­tro­nics labo­ra­to­ry
  • Paint shop
  • Body shop
  • Vehic­le dia­gno­stics labo­ra­to­ry
  • EV lab
  • Work­shop for the main­ten­an­ce of auto­mo­bi­le wheels
  • Labo­ra­to­ry for auto­mo­ti­ve dri­ves
  • Aggre­ga­te labo­ra­to­ry
  • In addi­ti­on, BSDU has a spe­cial “Hero Excel­lence Cen­ter” set up by Hero Moto­Corp so that stu­dents can gain hands-on expe­ri­ence with Hero two-whee­lers.

Future prospects

The auto­mo­ti­ve indus­try in India is one of the lar­gest and fas­test gro­wing sec­tors. The­r­e­fo­re, the demand for skil­led pro­fes­sio­nals to moni­tor and main­tain auto­mo­ti­ve ser­vice pro­ces­ses is incre­asing expo­nen­ti­al­ly.

The key com­pe­ten­ci­es taught in the pro­gram lead to meaningful jobs in the auto­mo­ti­ve indus­try. Gra­dua­tes are pre­pared for pro­fes­sio­nal acti­vi­ties in both the Indi­an and inter­na­tio­nal mar­kets, for exam­p­le as:

  • Auto­mo­ti­ve mecha­tro­nics tech­ni­ci­an
  • Seni­or tech­ni­ci­an
  • Ser­vice mana­ger
  • Flo­or Super­vi­sor
  • Ser­vice mana­ger
  • Insu­rance adjus­ter
  • EV Tech­no­crat
  • Tech­ni­cal ins­truc­tor
  • Entre­pre­neur in the car repair sec­tor
  • Fleet mana­ger
  • Tech­ni­cal edi­tor
  • Vehic­le app­rai­ser
  • Car tes­ter
  • Auto­mo­ti­ve influen­cer
  • Tech­no­crat
  • Auto­mo­ti­ve ser­vice tech­ni­ci­an

Infrastructure and equipment for car mechanics

The trai­ning work­shop has high-end equip­ment from the worl­d’s best work­shop sup­pli­ers. This includes, for exam­p­le, John Bean for wheel care, dia­gno­stic tools from Bosch and body­work equip­ment from sup­pli­ers who sup­p­ly work­shops for brands such as Mer­ce­des, BMW and Audi. All class­rooms are equip­ped with trai­ning aids to enable effi­ci­ent lear­ning. For exam­p­le, the­se lear­ning rooms con­sist of sepa­ra­te are­as and various working models of all vehic­le sys­tems.

For more infor­ma­ti­on, visit the web­site of the Facul­ty of Car Mecha­nics → www.ruj-bsdu.in/automotive-skills