Career For Students In Automotive Industry In India
In India, number of students struggle to decide on a career after completing their 10th class. 10th class is also name as SSLC, SSC, HSLC and Matriculation.
Here we will try to discuss bout, what should be the career in automotive after 10th class in India. The automotive business is tremendously fragmented, from an idea to making a product (vehicle) to service and maintenance of that product. For students, there are numerous opportunities and various sectors within the automotive industry where they can begin their careers and grow according to their abilities.
For example- Designing, R&D, Parts manufacturing, Assembly Plants, Sale and Service Etc.
Career paths of students in Automotive after 10th class:-
After completing the 10th class, students can pursue various courses and certifications to establish a career in the automotive sector.
In this discussion we will explore the different classes, courses and certifications available to them.
ITI (Industrial Training Institute): –
The full form of ITI is Industrial Training Institute and it is a government training organization responsible for providing high school students with industry-related education. Across India, there are many ITIs, both governmental and private, that offer vocational training to students. Aspirants will appear for the All India Trade Test (AITT) once the training is complete National Trade Certificate (NTC) is issued to qualified applicants.
In ITI programs related to the automotive field, students can choose from various courses that focus on specific skills and trades within the industry. Here are some of the common ITI courses related to automotive
ITI Courses in Automotive Sector–
- Mechanic (Motor Vehicle): – Focuses on the maintenance, repair, and servicing of motor vehicles, including engines, brakes, and electrical systems.
- Diesel Mechanic: – Specializes in the repair and maintenance of diesel engines used in vehicles and machinery.
- Mechanic (Automobile): – Covers the fundamentals of automobile technology, including engines, transmissions, and vehicle systems.
- Auto Electrician: – Deals with the electrical systems of vehicles, including wiring, batteries, and electronic components.
- Automobile Body Repair: – Teaches skills related to repairing and restoring vehicle bodies, including dent removal and painting.
- Automobile Painter: – Specializes in painting and finishing the surfaces of vehicles, including preparation and application techniques.
Advanced ITI Courses-
- Advanced Diploma in Automotive Mechatronics: – Combines mechanical and electronic engineering to work on modern automotive systems.
- Automotive Service Technician: – Advanced course focused on diagnostic techniques and servicing of complex automotive.
Intermediate/12th class: –
After completing the 10th class, pursuing the 12th class is the typical educational path for most students. While the courses and certifications mentioned earlier are also available after the 12th class, we will focus on specific courses that follow the standard educational format. Here are some classes and courses that students can undertake after completing the 12th class.
Diploma Courses
- Diploma in Automobile Engineering
- Advanced Diploma in Automotive Mechatronics
- Diploma in Mechanical Engineering (Automobile Specialization)
Undergraduate Degree Courses
- Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) in Automobile Engineering
- Bachelor of Engineering (B.E) in Automobile Engineering
- Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) in Automotive Design Engineering
Integrated Programs
- Integrated B.Tech (Automobile Engineering) + M.Tech
Management Courses
- Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) with a focus on Automotive Management
- Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) with specialization in Automobile Management
Specialized Short-Term Courses: –
- Automotive Engine Technology
- Automotive Electronics system
- Automotive Design and CAD (Computer-Aided Design)
- Electric and Hybrid Vehicle Technology
- Advanced Engine Diagnostics
Long term certifications in automobile after completing diploma: –
After completing a diploma in automobile engineering, students can pursue various long-term certifications to enhance their skills and knowledge, making them more competitive in the job market. Here are some notable long-term certification courses available in the automotive field (For exact knowledge, check through various websites): –
Advanced Certification Courses
- Automotive Service Technology
Focuses on advanced diagnostic and repair techniques for modern vehicles.
Duration: Approx. 1 year
- Automotive Mechatronics
Combines mechanical, electronic, and computer engineering to work on advanced vehicle systems.
Duration: Approx. 1 year
- Automotive Design and CAD (Computer-Aided Design)
Teaches advanced design techniques using CAD software for automotive applications.
Duration: 6 months to 1 year
- Electric and Hybrid Vehicle Technology
Covers the principles and maintenance of electric and hybrid vehicles.
Duration: 6 months to 1 year
- Automotive Embedded Systems
Focuses on the integration of software and hardware in automotive electronics.
Duration: 6 months to 1 year
- Automotive Quality Control and Testing
Provides knowledge on quality assurance practices and testing methodologies in the automotive industry.
Duration: 6 months to 1 year
Industry-Specific Certifications
- Bosch Certified Automotive Technician
Certification offered by Bosch, focusing on their specific automotive technologies and products.
Duration: Several months
Specialized training and certification for working with Toyota vehicles.
Duration: Several months
Certification for technicians specializing in Mercedes-Benz vehicles.
Duration: Several months
Important Notes: – The aforementioned courses and certifications are specifically related to the automotive field. In addition to these, there are other courses such as diplomas or degrees in Mechanical, Electrical, Manufacturing, Maintenance engineering Etc and Completing these programs can also lead to a successful career in the automotive industry.