Nettur Technical Training Foundation - [NTTF], Bangalore

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.

One of my friends was with NTTF as a Training officer for 4.5 years. During the training, he enhanced his core strength in tool engineering, shop floor basics, design processes, hydraulics pneumatics, and even robotics engineering.

According to him, the best part of the training was that he got to clear his theoretical knowledge and apply them practically during his training. If your basics are clear and you can express them properly then you will certainly get decent opportunities at the institute. 

Currently, he is working with Jindal Steel in a new role. His training from NTTF has helped him prepared for the new challenges that come with the job. 

NTTF is a prestigious private education institution in India, founded by the Indo-Swiss partnership for technical education. Here’s what I got to know after doing some research online.

• There are a few institutes in India providing practical education like NTTF. 
• One of the major competitors is GTTC (i.e., Government Tool Room and Training Centre). 
• Both the institutes are famous for the Tools Engineering program and offer the same courses. 
• The teaching methods are similar, with workshops like NTTF.
• GTTC has an edge over NTTF. 
• GTTC is government-authorized. Therefore, you can pursue graduation after your diploma. 

Lastly, you get permission to attend the DCET exam, which will help you get into engineering colleges affiliated with Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU) or autonomous.

One of my friends graduated from NTTF recently and according to him, if you don't have any government job aspirations then you can go with NTTF.

This is because NTTF doesn't have AICTE approval and you won't be able to apply for government sector jobs. However after diploma chances of getting a job easy than a bachelor that is the only point. 

Since you are getting a diploma from NTTF along with a B. Voc Degree from a reputed college together B. Voc degree is government approved and makes you eligible for government jobs and you will be learning practical oriented skills at NTTF.