BE FUTURE READY

Government of Karnataka has established 24 GTTC centres across the state to provide skilled manpower and technical services, to existing and emerging industries.

GTTC has trained one Lakh plus candidates in various long-term and shor t-term Skil l Development Training Programme.

Government Tool Room & Training Centre (GTTC) is a joint venture between the Government of Karnataka and DANIDA, Government of Denmark, established in 1972 and is located at Rajajinagar Industrial Estate, Bengaluru. GTTC is at the forefront offering highly practice-oriented training courses in Design, Analysis and Production aspects of Tools, Dies & Moulds, Precision Manufacturing, Mechatronics and Electronics. These courses address the growing demand for high quality technical human resource requirements across the manufacturing sector. With an emphasis on Teacher-Trainee engagement, following best-in-class traditions of the learning process, GTTC has bene�ted a large populace across the State, with remarkable dedication and professionalism, over the last four and half decades.

TRUSTED HERITAGE A message from the Managing Director

GTTC also offers several short-term courses under the Chief Minister's Kaushalya Karnataka Yojane (CMKKY) for BE, Diploma and ITI holders.

With a focus on hands-on practical training, rather than theoretical learning, our students work on high-end equipment like CNC machines, advanced robots, 3D printers, and master the latest design softwares.

The Government Tool Room and Training Centre (GTTC) is a recognized Scienti�c & Industrial Research Organization (SIRO) under Council for Scienti�c and Industrial Research (CSIR). The Diploma and M.Tech programs offer industry-oriented, high-end, technical training. Carefully designed in consultation with major industry partners our courses are AICTE approved, and are among the best in the country to offer. For the past 48 years GTTC has achieved nearly 100% placement for its Diploma and M.Tech holders and it's alumni are in great demand in India and abroad.

The doors of GTTC are open to students who are willing to go through the rigours of world-class training, and get prepared to champion the future technology.

The Centers of Excellence set up in association with M/s. Siemens & M/s. Dassault Systems, further enrich learning, at several of our Centres. Our faculty members are experienced industry professionals from the forefront of technology.

H. Raghavendra, IRPS

“GTTC prepares you for a successful career in advanced technologies”

Global OpportunitiesThe training programme are comprehensive and are structured with a right blend of theory and practice. The main focus is on equipping the trainees to use acquired knowledge for application in industry. Rising global demand for skilled manpower provides employment opportunities for our trainees. Many of the alumni are successful entrepreneurs and hold high positions in reputed industries.

VisionTo emerge as an International Centre of Excellence in Training, Production, R&D and Consultancy Services, in Tooling, Precision Manufacturing Technologies, Mechatronics and Electronics - from concept to end-product.

MissionTo continuously improve training skills, and develop innovative processes to optimize production, using the latest facilities, methodologies, trends and techniques to meet the needs of all stakeholders and be the leader in training.

Objectives of the Tool Room

Ÿ To provide a highly skilled workforce to industries

Ÿ To conduct industry-oriented technical training programs for youth and equip them with employable skills

Ÿ To assist MSME units in technological up-gradations

Former President Shri.A.P.J.Abdul Kalam, addressing our trainees at GTTC Kudalasangama

Managing Director, GTTC

Ÿ Corporate Training

Ÿ Short-term Training Courses

Ÿ Skill Development Training Courses

Ÿ Long-term Training Courses

Training

GTTC Activities

Ÿ We provide highly skilled manpower to meet present-day requirements of Industries

Ÿ The institution has a team of dedicated and well-quali�ed teaching staff, with a high degree of design, practical and theoretical knowledge, to guide trainees become con�dent and independent on the shop �oor. The staff are trained in modern technologies as well as in modern methods of teaching. The practice of hands-on-training followed by GTTC has become a role-model for training centres across the country

Ÿ We provide placement opportunities to students who complete long-term courses, in industries across India & Overseas

Ÿ GTTC has made signi�cant contributions to engineering and exports. Our R&D efforts contribute to many prestigious projects of national importance, such as development of components for U.R.Rao Satellite Centre (URSC), formerly known as ISRO Satellite Centre (ISAC).

Our Strengths State-of-the-art Facilities

GTTC has sophisticated manufacturing facilities including 3 to 5 axis high-speed CNC Vertical Machining Centres, CNC Lathe, CNC Turn -Mill, CNC Jig Grinding, CNC Spark Erosion, CNC Wire EDM, CMM, Pro�le Projector, High Power Lasers for Cutting and Engraving.

GTTC is also equipped to offer students a hands-on exposure to Robotics, Industrial Automation, Hydraulics & Pneumatics, Electro-Pneumatics, Electro-Hydraulics, Sensors, Micro Controllers, Programmable Logic Circuits and Control Systems.

Software

AutoCAD, Solidworks, Solid Edge, MasterCam, CREO, SIEMENS-NX CATIA & CNC Simulation

“GTTC believes in keeping abreast of latest technology”

Tooling: Design and Manufacture of Jigs & Fixtures, Tools, Dies & Moulds

Production: Critical & High Precision Components and Sub-Assemblies

Research and Development (R&D): Process Innovation, Optimisation

Technology and Knowledge Transfer

The program will teach the skills of manufacturing techniques in latest machinery, both Conventional & CNC machines, in Process Planning and Quality Assurance. It will include instructions in blueprint interpretation, theory, mathematics, CNC / CAM / CAE and Jigs & Fixtures.

This course will introduce students to modern manufacturing techniques, including Programming and Computer Assisted Manufacturing (CAM). It will cover both, the theory and practical aspects of Modern Metal Machining and Cutting, while focusing on programming advanced manufacturing techniques and interpreting engineering drawings.

PRECISION MANUFACTURING

The objective of this program is to ensure students acquire the requisite theoretical and practical skills in the Tool & Die and Jigs & Fixtures making trades. Skills would be enhanced by instructions in blueprint interpretation, theory, mathematics, and exposure to the latest manufacturing and component-processing techniques, such as Power Presses and Plastic Injection Moulding machines.

Die Making is a sub-genre of Tool Making, focused on the manufacture and maintenance of Precision Tools, Moulds & Dies, for mass production of components. This often includes manufacturing Die Sets, Mould bases, Precision Punches & Dies, Core & Cavities, Jigs & Fixtures, etc. Precision accuracy is essential in die making and maintaining a proper clearance is essential to produce parts accurately.

TOOL & DIE MAKING

MECHATRONICSGTTC offers a well-structured course in 'Mechatronics' with emphasis on 'Hands-on' training related to Robotics, Hydraulics & Pneumatics, Microcontrollers & PLCs interfaced with Mechanical Automation activities.

It caters to the needs of automation required in various sectors like, E l e c t ro n i c s , M e c h a n i c a l , Au to m o b i l e s , M a n u f a c t u r i n g a n d Telecommunication etc.

The 3-year in-house training period, will expose candidates to concepts and applications of multidisciplinary skills such as, Robotics, Industrial Automation, Hydraulics, & Pneumatics, Electro-Pneumatics, Electro-Hydraulics, Sensors / Transducers, CNC, Industrial Electronics, Micro Controllers, Programmable Logic Circuits, Control Systems and Automotive Electronics.

On completion of this Course, trainees will have excellent job opportunities in both Electronics and Mechanical Industries, as Design Engineers, Service/Maintenance Engineers, Production Engineers and Programming Engineers.

In the present era, the �eld of electronics & communication plays an important role in almost every sphere of our lives. It mainly deals with communication technologies, basic electronic components and the design of circuits and systems.

ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

The electronics and communication department has been established with well-equipped laboratories and research facilities. These laboratories provide a platform for learning theoretical and practical aspects of electronics and communication engineering.

Electronics & Communication Engineering has scope in the �elds of Research, Mobile Communication, Microwave Communication, Robotics, Defence, Radio Communication, TV Broadcasting, Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Design, Digital Signal Processing (DSP), Nuclear Science, Wireless Communication and Biotechnology.

Laboratories have been set up to enable students to build their own circuits and fabricate their designs through PCBs, and also to learn how to service the equipment and perform troubleshoots on them.

GTTC has set up latest sophisticated machinery and equipment facilities at all its centres to keep pace with rapidly changing technology. The training centres utilise the various manufacturing facilities to expose trainees to modern methods of design and manufacturing. GTTC centres are spread across the state, equipped with all necessary facilities to train unemployed youth from urban and rural areas.

GTTC offers long-term, short-term, skill development and sponsored training programs for the youth, and need-based training programs for the upgradation of skills of personnel at various levels in an organisation.

TRAINING“GTTC believes in continuous upgradation of technical skills”

DIPLOMA COURSES

Candidates trained since 19721,00,000+ 24 GTTC centres

across Karnataka

After completing 3 years of training in GTTC, students will be deputed to related industries across the country for a period of one year, for mandatory In-Plant Training, to augment their practical knowledge. Trainees acquire skills in design, process planning, manufacturing techniques, inspection methods etc. They are also expected to undertake a project related to these areas and submit a report at the end of the training. During their training period, trainees are paid a market-standard stipend, with many �nding permanent placement after the course. Upon successful completion of the training, the trainee becomes eligible for placement in Industries in India and Overseas.

In-Plant Training

TOOL DESIGN COURSESRealising the needs to update and upgrade the skills of technical personnel in the industry, GTTC conducts long-term courses in Tool design viz.,

Ÿ Post Diploma in Tool Design - conducted at Bengaluru, Mysuru and Dharwad with annual intake of 30 students at each centre. Candidates with Diploma from Mechanical Engineering stream can pursue this course.

Ÿ M.Tech in Tool Engineering - conducted at Bengaluru and Mysuru with annual intake of 18 students at each centre. Candidates with Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering stream can pursue this course.

Ÿ Well-equipped laboratories with state of art equipments for practical exposure.

Ÿ Practical Shop Floor exercises for candidates to gets hands on experience.

Ÿ Experience sharing new R & D Project/Live case Studies etc.

Ÿ Provide a platform for discussing technical problems with experts to arrive at solutions.

Ÿ Excellent placement opportunities in reputed industries of various Engineering sectors.

Ÿ Lecture Program supported by Demos / Case studies

Ÿ Four decades of rich expertise in designing and delivering skilled manpower.

SALIENT FEATURES OF THE TOOL DESIGN COURSE:

Ÿ Lecture Programme by Professional of Eminence.

Ÿ Validation of Tooling through iterations.

The One-year Post Diploma in Tool Design program is an advanced Production-oriented curriculum, offering hands-on design experience in Press Tools, Die-Casting Dies, Plastic Injection Moulds and Jigs & Fixtures.

On successful completion of the course, Students will get opportunities to build a career in the Automobile, Electrical & Electronics, Medical sectors and allied sectors.

POST DIPLOMA IN TOOL DESIGN

M.TECH IN TOOL ENGINEERING(Approved by AICTE – New Delhi and Affiliated to Visvesvaraya Technological University – Belgaum)

The Two-year M.Tech program in Tool Engineering is unique. It is an Industry – focused course, which is offered by only a fewer institutes in the Country, offering opportunity to get trained in the advanced �eld of Tool Engineering. GTTC offers composite course in Tool Engineering with extensive coverage on Plastic Moulds, Press Tools, Die-casting, Jigs & Fixture and Geometric Dimension & Tolerance (GD&T), on latest software with analysis and validation of design.

Ÿ Environmental Control Systems like Primary Heat Exchanger, Secondary Heat Exchanger, Reheater Heat Exchanger, Gimbal Assembly with Venturi and Gimbal Joints

For LCA Tejas Aircraft

Ÿ Hydraulic System Line Replacement Units like Shuttle Valves, Non-Return Valves, Hydraulic Release Valves, Quick discharging couplings and Charging Valves.

Ÿ Fuel System Line Replacement Units like Inward / Outward Relief Valves, Two Piston Flap Valves

Ÿ Precision components for Satellites to U. R. Rao Satellite Centre (URSC) and its sister concern – LEOS, ISTRAC, LPSC, VSSC and MCF

Ÿ Fins for NAL

Other Prestigious Projects Executed Successfully

Ÿ Design & Manufacture of Precision Plastic Moulds for HLL, BEL, PRICOL, CDOT, KS&DL, BESCOM, TOYOTA, GE Electricals, KRONE Communication, Pregna International, Phil Corporation, Reva Industries, Cinch Connectors, Tata Infosys, etc.

Ÿ Fabrication of Heart Valve frames to TTK.

Ÿ Fabrication of high Precision Components for CABS, SAMEER, ECIL, BEML, RMP, BDL, L&T, etc.

Ÿ Design & Manufacture of Pressure Die Casting Dies for Philips, UCAL, Lucas TVS, Bosch, BAJAJ, LML, TVS Motor Company, Hindustan Motors, Sundaram Clayton etc.

Ÿ Manufacture of Precision Blow Moulds for SIDEL France.

Ÿ Flow-Switch Assembly

Ÿ Inspection �xtures for Primary and Secondary Heat Exchangers for ADA

Ÿ Fire-Extinguisher Bottles

Ÿ Camera Mounting Fixture for ADA

Ÿ Air to Air refuelling parts

Ÿ Design & Manufacture of Press Tools for BHEL, HAL, BEL, KAVIKA, L&T, AMC Cookware, Auma India, Amalgamations Repco, etc.

Ÿ Aircraft Mounted Accessories Gear Box (AMAGB)

PRODUCTION Achievements of GTTC

Services Offered

Ÿ Reverse Engineering of Components and development of parts for Import Substitutes

Ÿ Design and Development of Soap Moulds

Ÿ Design and Development of Precision Tooling for Medical Applications

Ÿ Prototype Laparoscopic Surgical Tools

Ÿ Manufacture of Press Tools, Jigs and Fixtures, Plastic Injection Moulds, Pressure Die Casting Dies, etc.

Ÿ Development of Inspection Fixtures and Gauges

GTTC routinely carries out research & development-oriented fabrication activities of several critical and complex precision components for leading Research / Manufacturing environments from both Private and Public domains.

GTTC is committed to achieving customer satisfaction in quality and delivery of tool engineering services, precision machining and sub-assemblies.

Customer commitment is an intrinsic part of GTTC's marketing strategy, to meet speci�c needs of clients, in terms of enhanced quality, delivery time and cost to suit each customer.

In recognition of our efforts in technology development, GTTC is recognised as a Research and Development Organisation by the Department of Science & Technology, New Delhi

With the expertise of its work force, GTTC has made commendable accomplishments in its journey so far.

Activities

Ÿ Design and Manufacture of Press tools for sheet metal, Pressure die casting dies for die-cast components, Moulds for plastics Components, Jigs & �xtures, etc.

Ÿ Manufacture and precision machining of critical components to various sectors across Automobile, Aeronautical, Aerospace, Consumer Goods, Defence, Electrical, Electronics Engineering, , Medical, R&D, Telecom, etc.

GTTC has the latest state-of-the-art technological resources to meet its customer needs. The technology resources include design hardware & software and manufacturing facilities all under one roof to meet constant customer needs.

Advanced Capabilities

GTTC realises the need for good quality practices in the current scenario, and constantly upgrades its approach to meet all expected standards of quality.

Precision components

Sheet Metal, Plastic & Aluminium components

SKILLING INDIA

GTTC's long-term courses are specialised industry-driven courses, approved by Government of Karnataka and All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE). The medium of instruction is in English.

AICTE Approved Courses

Course Quali�cation Duration Centres

*One year mandatory Industrial Training for further skill enhancement & exposure to customer environment and monthly stipend will be paid during this period.

Diploma in Tool & Die Making (DTDM) 10th Standard 3+1* Years At all Centres

Diploma in Precision Manufacturing (DPM) 10th Standard 3+1* Years At Bengaluru, Mysuru, Mangaluru, Kalaburagi, Belagavi and Hubballi Centres

Diploma in Mechatronics (DMCH)

Diploma in Electronics & Communication Engineering (DEC)

10th Standard 3+1* Years

10th Standard 3 Years

At Bengaluru, Gauribidanur, Chikodi, Gokak and Udupi Centres.

At Bengaluru Centre

“Our courses are aimed to improve the knowledge & skills of the younger generation”

Eligibility: 10th standard pass or Equivalent viz., CBSE, ICSE etc.

(Admission criteria will be as per DTE/AICTE norms.)

Admission criteria to Diploma courses

[Student should have studied for a minimum period of 5 years in Karnataka]Admission: Merit-cum Roster System and Counselling

Fee StructureA differential fee-structure based on the location of each GTTC centre (Cities, District Headquarters and Taluks) are as follows:

Note: Students can avail scholarship from department of Social Welfare, OBC and Minority. *Dates indicated are the last working day of the month for payment of tuition fee.

Centres Diploma Course

Bengaluru Tool & Die Making, Precision Manufacturing and Mechatronics

Mangaluru, Kalaburagi, Belagavi & Hubballi

Tool & Die Making and Precision Manufacturing

Maddur, Kanakapura, Kolar, Tumakuru, Shivamogga, Hassan,Gundlupet, Kadur, Gauribidanur, Chikodi, Kudalasangama, Hosapete, Lingasugur, Humnabad, Dandeli, Harihar, Gokak & Udupi

Tution FeePer Annum

Gauribidanur and Chikodi

Tool & Die Making

Electronics & Communication Engineering

Mechatronics

First Instalment August - September*

Ist Sem & other odd Sem

` 35000.00

Second Instalment th30 Jan even Sem*

` 25000.00

` 22000.00

` 12000.00

` 22000.00

` 17500.00

` 12500.00

` 11000.00

` 12000.00

` 11000.00

` 17500.00

` 12500.00

` 11000.00

-

` 11000.00

Mysuru Tool & Die Making and Precision Manufacturing ` 35000.00 ` 17500.00 ` 17500.00

Bengaluru - Electronics Centre

Gokak & Udupi Tool & Die Making and Mechatronics ` 15000.00 ` 7500.00 ` 7500.00

Fee Payment

In Addition to the above tuition fees, the following fees are applicable:

Late fee: Late fee for paying instalment

late fee of 600/- per semester.`

Communication Skills and Soft Skills Fee: ` 1500/- (one time) to be paid at the time of Admission.

Admission fee: 500/- every year `

Discontinuation: If a student wishes to discontinue the course, he / she shall pay the respective course fee per Semester.

Tuition fee: 100/- per week and a maximum `

Security Deposit: 4000/- (one time) to be paid at the time of Admission. ` The same shall be refunded after successful completion of the course.

Maintenance charges: A non-refundable fee of 3000/- per year to be ` paid at the time of Admission.

Lateral entry provision to ITI students

Examination

Examination Fee: ` 1200/- per semester for regular students

Re-total fee of answer script: ` 200/- per subject

Answer script re-evaluation fee: ` 1200/- per subject

Failed Candidates: ` 300/- per subject

Request for Answer script: ` ` 300/- per theory subject, 400/- per drawing/design subject

Discontinuation: If a student wishes to discontinue the course, he / she shall pay the respective course fee per Semester.

In Addition to the above tuition fees, the following fees are applicable:

Industry sponsored candidates for Diploma in Tool & Die Making Course

Security Deposit: 4000/- to be paid at the time of Admission. The same shall be efunded after successful completion of the course. ` (one time) r

Maintenance charges: A non-refundable fee of 3000/- per year to be paid at the time of Admission. `

Intake: Five students each at – Bengaluru, Mysuru, Hassan, Kalaburagi, Dandeli, Hubballi, Kanakapura, Belagavi and Mangaluru centres.

Communication Skills and Soft Skills Fee: 1500/- (one time) to be paid at the time of Admission. `

Tution Fee structure: 25000/- per semester**`

Attendance: 90% attendance is compulsory to take up the semester examination.

Eligibility: 10th standard pass or Equivalent [Student should have studied in Karnataka for a minimum period of 5 years]

Late fee: Late fee for paying instalment

Admission fee: 500/- every year `

T : ` ` uition fee 100/- per week and a maximum late fee of 600/- per semester.

Ÿ Students who fail in all subjects of 3rd semester [Theory and Practical] are eligible for promotion from 3rd semester to 4th semester.

Ÿ Students failed in all subjects of 1st semester are eligible for promotion to 2nd semester.

Ÿ Students failed in all subjects of 5th semester [Theory and Practical] are

Ÿ Students who fail in 4 or less than 4 subjects from the 1st to the 4th semester [Theory and Practical] are eligible for promotion from the 4th semester to the 5th semester.

Ÿ Students who fail in 4 or less than 4 subjects, from 1st and 2nd semesters [Theory and Practical], are eligible for promotion from the 2nd semester to the 3rd semester.

Promotion policyeligible for promotion from the 5th to the 6th semester.

Ÿ Students who pass in all subjects of the 1st and 2nd semesters [Theory and Practical] but fail in 4, or less than 4, subjects of the 3rd to the 6th semester [ Theory and Practical] are eligible for deputation of in-plant training.

Ÿ Students who pass in all subjects from the 1st to the 6th semester, and successfully complete the one year in-plant training, are eligible for the Viva-voce Examination.

Students who have completed their ITI courses in the following trades are eligible for direct admission to 3rd semester Diploma Course at respective GTTC centres.

Diploma in Tool & Die Making and Diploma in Precision Manufacturing courses

Tool & Die Maker (Dies & Moulds) / Tool & Die Maker (Press Tools. Jig & Fixtures) / Draughtsman (Mechanical) / Fitter/ Turner/ Machinist / Machinist (Grinder)

E l e c t r o n i c s / I n f o r m a t i o n Technology Electric system (IT & ES) / Electrician / Electric Mechanic

Electronics / Information Technology Electric system (IT & ES) / Electrician / Electric Mechanic / Mechanic (Radio and TV)

Diploma in Mechatronics courses

Diploma in Electronics & CommunicationEngineering

Ÿ Commencement of Courses

Ÿ Admission Noti�cations and Issue of ApplicationsŸ Counselling and Admission

Calendar of events

Ÿ Unit Test: Every Month

Ÿ Semester Exam: Nov/April

Ÿ Declaration of Results: Jan/June

Competency Certi�cate Diploma CoursesGTTC offers Industry Oriented Competency Certi�cate Diploma Courses (Non-AICTE) for the bene�t of youth to make them industry-ready, with employable skills. The following Courses are designed to enhance required skills for increased employment opportunities in the industry.

*One Year Mandatory Industrial Training for further skill enhancement. **Fee once paid is non-refundable

Certi�cate Diploma Course in Tool Manufacturing [CDTM] 10th Standard 2+1* Years 20000.00 At all centres

Certi�cate Diploma Course in Computer Integrated Manufacturing [CDIM]

Tool & Die Technician

Tool Room Machinist

Post Diploma in CAD / CAM

10th Standard 2+1* Years 20000.00 At all centres

10th Standard 2 Years 18000.00 At all centres

10th Standard 1 Year 18000.00 At all centres

Diploma 1 Year35000.00 Mysuru, Dandeli and Kalaburagi

Diploma 1 Year

50000.00 Bengaluru

35000.00 Mysuru, Hubballi

50000.00 Bengaluru

Post Diploma in Tool Design

Course Quali�cation Duration Fees Centres

SHORT-TERM COMPETENCY COURSESGTTC offers various Skill Development short-term courses and Skill Enhancement Training programs for ITI, Diploma, B.E students at all its centres.

The course details are as follows:

Course Quali�cation Duration Admission

ITI / Diploma / BE 1 Month First Week of Every MonthCAD- CAM Courses in softwares viz., Auto Cad, Solid works, CREO, Master CAM, SIEMENS - NX & CATIA

CNC Programming and OperationsA) CNC Turning B) CNC Milling

ITI / Diploma / BE 1 Month First Week of Every Month

CNC WEDM Programming and operations ITI / Diploma / BE 1 Month First Week of Every Month

Metrology and Measurements ITI / Diploma / BE 1 Month First Week of Every Month

CMM Programming and Operation ITI / Diploma / BE 2 Weeks First Week of Every Month

Office Automation SSLC 1 Month First Week of Every Month

Hydraulics and Pneumatics ITI / Diploma / BE 1 Week First Week of Every Month

GOVERNMENT SPONSORED TRAINING PROGRAMMEGTTC conducts Government sponsored free Skill-Training Programme to help up-skill trainees from economically weaker sections of the society, empowering them to be industry-ready.

Sponsoring Departments: Skill Development Entrepreneurship & Livelihood Dept. (SDEL), Directorate of Industries & Commerce (DIC), Social Welfare Department, Directorate of Municipal Administration, under various schemes like SCP/TSP, SDP, NULM, etc.

The target of these programme is to train 5000+ candidates per year in various skills training programme. The selected candidates will be paid a stipend of Rs. 1500/- to Rs. 2000/- per month, during the training period, as per the scheme guidelines.

Course

CNC Operator Turning

CNC Programmer

CNC Operator - Vertical Machining Centre

Operator- Conventional Milling

Conventional Surface Grinding Machine- Operator

Conventional Turning - Operator

Fitter

Operator - CNC Electric Discharge Machine (Spark Erosion)

Designer - Mechanical

CNC Setter Cum Operator – Turning

CNC Setter Cum Operator - Vertical Machining Centre

Quality Inspector-machined Components

Domestic Data Entry Operator

VLSI Design Engineer

Industrial Automation Specialist

Production Engineer-CAD / CAM

Quali�cation Duration

260 HRS

260 HRS

260 HRS

260 HRS

260 HRS

260 HRS

260 HRS

260 HRS

260 HRS

260 HRS

260 HRS

260 HRS

260 HRS

260 HRS

260 HRS

260 HRS

SSLC

ITI / DIPLOMA

SSLC

SSLC

SSLC

SSLC

SSLC

12th / P U C

DIPLOMA / BE

SSLC

SSLC

SSLC

SSLC

DIPLOMA / BE

DIPLOMA / BE

DIPLOMA / BE

I. Chief Minister’s Kaushalya Karnataka Yojane (CMKYY) Courses Short Term Skill Training Programme to educated unemployed Candidates.

II. Skill Training programme for SC / ST candidates

Conventional Turning Machine Operator

Conventional Milling Machine Operator

Conventional Surface Grinding Operator

Fitter

Production Engineer- CAD CAM

VLSI Designer

Designer Mechanical-CAD/CAM

CNC Programming & Operations

CNC Machine Operator

Tool & Die Maker

Tool Room Machinist

Post Diploma in Tool Design

4 months

4 months

4 months

4 months

4 months

4 months

4 months

4 months

6 months

12 months

12 months

12 months

SSLC

SSLC

SSLC

SSLC

Diploma / BE

Diploma / BE

Diploma / BE

ITI / Diploma / BE

ITI / DIPLOMA

SSLC

SSLC

Diploma / BE

Course Quali�cation Duration

Ÿ Valid Caste and Income certi�cate

Documents required at the time of admission :

Ÿ Copy of documents for address-proof: Ration card / Voter ID / Adhaar Card/ Bank pass book/ BPL card etc.

Ÿ SSLC Marks card and other quali�cation documents (Originals)

The candidate should be a Domicile of Karnataka.

Assistance to Institutions for Technology Training (AITT) - Special Component Plan/Tribal Sub Plan (SCP/TSP) Scheme

Sheet Metal Design

Design of Moulds Jigs and Fixtures etc

ON-THE-JOB TRAINING

Salient FeaturesŸ Practical Shop Floor Training.

Ÿ Working on Computers and CNC Machines.

Ÿ Augmented Software Training schedules with speci�c reference to Design and Analysis.

Ÿ Stimulating Industry visits.

Ÿ Maratha Mandal Polytechnic, Belagavi

PROJECTWORK AND INTERNSHIP

Ÿ Ramaiah Institute of Technology, BLR

...and many other institutions

Ÿ Vishveshwaraya Technological University, Kalaburagi

GTTC provides facilities for Diploma, B.E and M.Tech students to carry out their academic project-works and internships for on-the-job training, with a nominal charge. GTTC has assisted students of the following Engineering and Diploma Institutes with academic project-work/internship opportunities:

Ÿ K L E Engineering College, Belagavi

Ÿ P D A College of Engineering, Kalaburagi

Ÿ R V College of Engineering, Bengaluru

Ÿ Sambhram Institute of Technology, BLR

Ÿ Hands-on Training

CORPORATE TRAININGSkill Enhancement Training for Working Professionals

GTTC also conducts tailor-made Skill Enhancement Training Programmes for working professionals from industries and institutions, to upgrade their technical skills for better productivity.

Ÿ The training modules are designed according to Industry requirements

Ÿ Flexible Timing Schedules for the convenience of working professionals

Company Need-Base Training Conducted &

Hands on Training on Shop Floor practice and Manufacturing Skills

CNC Machine Programming and Operation Skills

Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerance

CNC Machine Programming and Operation Skills

Plastic Product Design and Sheet Metal Product Design

Turning, Milling, Grinding Machine Operation Skills

CNC Machine Programming and Operation Skills, PRO E

CAD – CAM

CNC Turning and Milling Machine Operations

CNC Turning and Milling Machine Operations

Basics of Maintenance

Ÿ Balaji Polytechnic, Kalaburagi

Ÿ Shetty Institute of Technology, Kalaburagi

Ÿ Sridevi Engineering College, Bengaluru

Ÿ Malnad College of Engineering, Hassan

Ÿ B M S Engineering College, Bengaluru

Ÿ Maharaja Institute of Technology, Mysuru

Ÿ Hands-On Exposure: Students are involved in the design and fabrication of Tools, Dies and components for production activities.

Ÿ Lectures conducted by professionals.

Ÿ Special emphasis on Soft Skills.

Ÿ KGT Polytechnic, Kalaburagi

Ÿ PES Engineering College, Mandya

Ÿ GND Engineering College, Bidar

Ÿ Vidyavikas Institute of Technology, Mysuru

Ÿ Rural College of Engineering, Bhalki

Ÿ National Institute of Engineering [NIE], Mysuru

Ÿ Weekend Training Programmes (Saturday & Sundays)

Ÿ GTTC has trained thousands of technicians and engineers in On-Job Skill Enhancement Training Programmes to upgrade their technical skills.

Ÿ Scienti�c Analysis of Tooling and Precision Manufacturing techniques through advanced CAD/CAM technology.

Ÿ Industry- Institute Interaction.

Ÿ Excellent Placement Opportunities

Hands on Training on Shop Floor practice and Manufacturing Skills

Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerance

Hydraulics and Pneumatics applications

Laser Machine Operations

Materials and Heat Treatment

Aman Stampings & Tooling

PUNEPOLYMERS

PLACEMENTS

and more...

The Centre of Excellence established at Government Tool Room and Training Centre was an initiative of Government of Karnataka under the aegis of Commerce and Industries Department. Skill Development, Entrepreneurship and Livelihood Department, Government of Karnataka and GTTC, under the aegis of Siemens Industry Software India Pvt. Ltd. (SISW), have established 4 CoEs at GTTC - Bengaluru, Mysuru, Kalaburgi and Dandeli.

The Four COEs address high-tech industry segments viz. Automotive, Industrial Machinery, Industrial Automation, Aerospace & Defence, and Renewable Energy, bringing together the simulated world of engineering & manufacturing, and the real world of product-development & manufacturing.

The following industry-speci�c short-term skill training programme are offered in CoE Centres at Mysuru, Kalaburagi, Dandeli and Bengaluru:

Siemens CoE Centres provide world-class training in electro-mechanical technologies to ITI, Diploma and Engineering students, as well as faculties. The training is conducted by DesignTech Systems, a Siemens' certi�ed training partner. Students imbibe Industry best practices, and get certi�ed by a globally renowned organization like Siemens, sharply increasing their chances for immediate employment.

Siemens aims to bridge the gap between industry and the technical education system, by providing solutions that align technical institutes with industry needs, and equipping students with industry-ready knowledge and skills.

The above skill training programme are offered for the bene�t of ITI, Diploma and Engineering Students to make them industry-ready. Placement assistance is provided to candidates after successful completion of the course. Apart from this, CoE also offers Skill Enhancement Training programme for working professionals in Industries and Institutions. Students who complete a course with merit, will be eligible for placement in suitable positions in the industry, by Siemens Industry Software–Design Tech Systems Pvt. Ltd.

CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE

Computer Aided Design [CAD]

Project Life cycle Management [PLM]

Robotics

Computer Aided Manufacturing [CAM]

Metrology and Measurements

Advanced Manufacturing

Automation

Mechatronics

Process Optimization and Validation

3D Printing [Rapid Prototype]

Customer Relationship

COMMIT

CONNECT COLLABORATE

CREATE CONFIRM

Renewable energy

Test & Optimization

IoT

CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE [COE]

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The Skill Development Entrepreneurship and Livelihood Department, GoK, has set up four Centre of Excellence [CoE] Centres in association with Dassault Systems India Pvt. Ltd. at GTTC Lingasugur, Humnabad, Yadgir and Hospet centres located in Kalyana Karnataka Region.These CoEs offer training in the �elds of Automotive, Mining and Tooling Development, under the Skill Development Initiative, to increase employability of technical students hailing from these regions. Dassault Systems has experience in Aerospace, Tooling, Mining and Manufacturing.

The objective of these CoE centres is to develop the requisite skills required by the industry, by providing trainees the necessary exposure to industry practices. This includes tooling speci�c to Industries such as Automotive, Aerospace and Industry Equipment, covering domains such as forming, moulding, forging, casting, rapid prototyping, etc. Students are trained using the 3DEXPERIENCE solution that comes with industry-speci�c practices. For example, Body in White [BIW], Power Train, Electric Vehicle, Geological Modelling, Stretch Tool For Aerospace, Deep Drawing For Automotive, Mining, Modelling and Simulation, etc. The combined certi�cation from globally-recognized Dassault Systems and GTTC, granted upon completion of the training, increases the trainee's employment opportunities.

Some of Dassault System's Globally Renowned Clientele includes:

CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE

Dassault Systems' clients use the 3DEXPERIENCE platform which enables design solutions, to simulate and validate, digital manufacturing.

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CENTRE OF EXCELLENCESAP is a world leader in Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software that helps businesses streamline their processes, improve productivity and efficiency with the use of real time data for planning and implementation.

GTTC provides training in SAP, a market-leading ERP system that commands an unparalleled premium in the ERP & IT market. Training is imparted through CoE centres established by the Skill Development, Entrepreneurship and Livelihood Department, Government of Karnataka, and GTTC at Bengaluru, Mysuru, Dharwad, Mangaluru, Harihar, Kalaburagi and Belagavi centres, under the aegis of SAP. These courses are Suitable for Engineers, Management, Commerce, Logistics, IT Management and Aviation Professionals, and are open to students and working professionals as well.

Global Certi�cation program for University / CollegesŸ Ability to give students global placement and global certi�cations.

Ÿ Ability to attract high quality students and recruiters

Ÿ Opportunities to achieve Prestigious SAP Branding

Ÿ Only leaders across the world associate with SAP

Ÿ 4.5 Lakh Rupees worth global certi�cation given to students at an nominal fee

SAP - online / offline certi�cation program

Ÿ Successful career

Ÿ Easy Promotions

Ÿ Travel across the globe

Ÿ Prestigious job

Who Can Attend

Bene�ts

Ÿ High earning ability

Ÿ Professionals and students who consider to work in India & Abroad

Ÿ People who are looking for higher salary and promotions

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GENERAL RULES & REGULATIONS FOR TRAINEESGeneral terms and conditions to be followed during training:

9. The trainees are expected to complete the assignments as per the schedule of the training programs.

10. The trainees have to adhere to the training schedule and comply with all the rules and discipline codes in place.

(It may be noted that Alumni of the Institute have earned excellent reputation with their employers based on their individual performance, and knowledge gained during training period.)

4. Semester Holidays: 2-weeks of vacation at the end of each semester, for all Diploma courses.

2. Hostel: Limited hostel facilities are available at select GTTC Centres. Students availing the hostel facility will have to pay the hostel rent in advance, as per the rules and regulations of the hostel

5. Outstation industrial visits will be arranged by GTTC. However, trainees are required to bear all expenses including cost of boarding, lodging, Railway / Bus fare and other incidental expenditure on the industrial visit.

6. Final year trainees will be given the opportunity to attend campus interviews conducted by reputed industries. They have to appear for tests/ interviews, and on successful passing will be employed by the industry. However, the centre does not guarantee any employment or absorption.

3. Uniforms: All Diploma trainees are required to get uniforms stitched at their own cost as prescribed by the Institute. It is mandatory for students to wear their uniforms with safety shoes, when attending training.

8. Any incorrect/ false information provided by the candidate in the application form, if found incorrect, holds them liable and could result in disquali�cation and/or dismissal from the training course.

1. The trainees are required to follow all rules and regulations made by the institute pertaining to any department, examination, hostel, discipline etc.

7. Trainees are not allowed to cause any damage to/ theft of property of the centre, failing which they are liable to pay for the damage caused/ cost of replacement (if misplaced).

12. The trainees are not permitted to join any part-time/ evening courses of study conducted by any other University/ Institute while enrolled in a course at GTTC. In the event of any such incident occurring, the concerned trainee will be terminated from the course.

14. Students must refrain from getting involved in activities that could blemish the reputation of the centre.

15. The trainees have to follow the rules and regulations pertaining to any department of the centre.

17. The Institute reserves the right to alter or modify the rules governing admissions, or any other procedure, from time to time, depending upon exigencies of training; and the trainees shall abide by these rules.

16. The centre reserves the right to �ll any vacant seat, among the candidates present at the time of counseling as per their merit - subject to payment of the requisite fee.

11. The trainees must complete the full-term of the training course, discontinuation is not permitted.

13. The trainees are expected to maintain utmost discipline and good manners inside and outside the campus.

26. Trainees are required to have a minimum attendance of 90% to be eligible for examinations.

b) Malpractice, if caught second time: The trainee shall not be allowed to appear for further examinations during the year.

22. Ragging of any kind will be viewed seriously and offenders are liable to be prosecuted, under the law. Their training will be terminated and the fee paid by them will not be refunded, and they will be disallowed from applying to the institution in the future.

27. Trainees must not remain absent after semester vacation. except under circumstances beyond his/her control, which must be communicated to the centre in writing by the parent of trainee. The absence will be compensated as seen �t by the principal.

21. Trainees have to arrange all stationary, drawing and other instruments and books prescribed for the course, at their own cost .

23. Absence of a trainee from training, without prior intimation or permission, is considered a serious misconduct, making them liable for termination from the training course.

24. Habitual late-coming by any trainee will make them liable for termination from the training course.

28. Trainees cannot be absent for examinations or periodical tests.

19. The Institute shall take all precautionary measures with regard to safety. However, the trainee enrolls into the course at their own freewill & risk.

18. The Institute reserves the right to terminate a trainee at any time, at its discretion for misconduct, indiscipline, irregular attendance, breach of rules etc. In such cases, the course fee paid by the candidates shall not be refunded.

20. In case of any injury or any disablement (temporary / permanent) suffered by the trainees during the course due to any accident or otherwise, the Institute shall not be held liable to pay any compensation - whatsoever. The trainees are required to indemnify the Institute in this regard.

29. Trainees must not engage in any form of malpractice in the examination hall. Any act of malpractice is liable for punishment as below”

32. Trainees shall complete the full term with all diligence and will not be allowed to discontinue the course after admission, except on strong medical grounds which incapacitate a trainee. Failing which, they will be held liable to pay compensation as per the agreement executed at the time of joining. The fees paid will not be refunded under any

25. Trainees are not to leave the classroom or concerned section without the permission of the instructor. Doing so will hold them liable to be marked absent for the day.

a) Malpractice, if caught �rst time: The trainee shall be debarred from the respective exam and the answer script shall not be evaluated.

30. Trainees are required to complete their assignments within the time allotted.If a Trainee does not measure up to the minimum standard required, both in theory and practical, they shall be liable to be terminated from the training course.

c) Malpractice, if caught third time: The trainee shall be terminated from the course.

31. Periodical assessment of trainees will be made and feedback will be given to trainees and their Parents/ Guardians.

49. Trainees must not disobey the orders of the instructors.

44. Trainees shall not hold any meetings inside the premises without prior permission of Instructors/ The Principal.

42. The management will not be responsible for any accidents caused to the trainees either inside / outside the training Premises, which are due to the negligence on part of trainees.

47. Trainees must not indulge in any strikes, Political activities, Signature Campaigning etc.

51. Trainees are required to maintain integrity and are prohibited to engage in activities that may affect the interest and reputation of the centre.

48. Trainees must not indulge in acts that endanger the life and safety of other trainees.

35. Should a trainee need to go out of the premises, an out-pass shall be obtained, duly signed by the concerned instructor.

circumstances.

34. Trainees shall not move from one section to another. If necessary they shall do so only with the permission of the instructor, by making an entry in the movement register. Trainees shall make use of the authorized gates to enter and leave.

36. In case of suspension of a class, the trainees are required to con�ne to their classroom/ workshop, and shall not loiter around.

37. Trainees are required to maintain their �les, records, work diaries, measuring instruments, tools and tokens as instructed by instructors.

33. Trainees discontinuing the course shall pay the dues and obtain clearance from the centre and collect their original marks cards, immediately. Thereafter, the training centre will not be held responsible for any loss of marks card.

39. Ragging and other unruly decorum is strictly prohibited.

40. Trainees shall not cause any damage to the property of the centre viz. machines, tools, furnitures, Building, wooden panels, glasses �xtures, equipment, etc. If any trainee is caught indulging in any of the above activities, they shall be held liable and will face severe punishment. Depending on the extent of indulgence, the trainee will be terminated from training. The cost towards repair or replacement shall be borne by the trainee(s).

41. Trainees must follow the safety precautions diligently and wear safety goggles, shoes and other safety devices wherever required.

43. Trainees are prohibited from using abusive, vulgar, obscene language and shall not indulge in violence, �ghting with fellow trainees, shouting, man handing, intimidating etc. If found engaging, disciplinary action will be initiated against such trainees.

45. Trainees must not indulge in vengeance against fellow trainees or instructors.

38. Smoking, Chewing of Pan, Tobacco, Gum etc., within the premises is strictly prohibited. Trainees shall not write or paste pictures on walls/ toilets or corridors of the training centre.

46. Trainees must not possess any unauthorized material, tools, gauges, technical books, literature, electronic gadgets (transistor, radio, tape records, mobile phone etc) or any other property, belonging to training centre or other trainees. if found, it will be con�scated.

50. Trainees must not engage in any trade, business or employment - directly or indirectly.

53. Trainees are not allowed to carry food items inside the classroom/ workshop.

54. Trainees shall not refuse to take notice of any order or any communication served by the centre - either in person or by post.

52. Trainees must not indulge in the act of falsi�cation of diaries,records, job cards, material cards or any other cards entrusted to them.

55. A trainee shall be terminated from training for any conviction by court of law for any criminal offence involving moral turpitude.

56. Trainees shall not indulge in proxy registration of attendance and impersonation.

General Information

Attendance: It is mandatory to maintain a 90 % attendance record to be eligible for semester and �nal examinations, in all training courses.

Original Certi�cate: Originals of The School-Leaving Certi�cate and Mark Sheet of 10th Standard (and caste certi�cate for reserved candidates) are to be deposited with GTTC by selected candidates, at the time of admission. They will be returned after completion of the course only.

Uniform & Safety Shoes: Trainees are required to wear the uniform/ apron and shoes as prescribed by the institute.

GTTC reserves the right to incorporate changes in course content, course duration & course fee without prior notice.

Discipline and performance: Trainees are bound by the rules and regulations of GTTC as laid down by the management. Trainees are required to strictly adhere to the rules of GTTC, failing which disciplinary action will be initiated against them. The trainee and his/ her guardian are required to give an undertaking to this effect. In case of any indiscipline by a trainee, GTTC will take disciplinary action as stipulated by the institution's rules and regulations. This may amount to warning, suspension or termination, as the case warrants. In case of unsatisfactory progress of a trainee, the management will �x a period of probation and give notice in writing to the trainee and to their parents/ guardian. If no improvement is evident within the speci�c period, the trainee will be terminated from the program.

57. Trainees shall not bring any external in�uence or political pressure to cover up their misconduct, attendance etc. Such acts of trainees will be viewed very seriously.

Working Hours: 8 hours per day (including break timings), 6 days per week

GENERAL RULES & REGULATIONS FOR TRAINEES (Cont...)

BENGALURU MYSURU BELAGAVI

HUMNABAD

LINGASUGUR

GUNDLUPET

KADUR

MADDUR

KALABURAGI

MANGALURU

KANAKAPURA

SHIVAMOGGA

HASSAN

KOLAR

TUMAKURU

HOSAPETE

KUDALASANGAMA

DANDELI DHARWAD HARIHAR

GAURIBIDANUR

CHIKODI GOKAK UDUPI

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3. Hassan (1994) Plot No.8, KIADB Industrial Area, Near Dairy Circle, Hassan – 573 201 | principalhassan@gmail.com | 08172-240502, 9141630306

4. Kalaburagi (1994) Mahatma Basaveshwara Road, Darshanapura Layout, Kalaburagi – 585 101 | gttcglb@gmail.com | 08472-295163,8453327166, 9141630308

6 Dandeli (1995) Plot No.1, KSSIDC Indl. Estate, Ambewadi, Dandeli – 581 325 | gttcdandeli@gmail.com | 9035589999, 9141630324, 9449356647, 08284-230437

7. Hosapete (1995) Harihara Road, Mariyammanahalli, Hosapete – 583201 | gttcmmhalli@gmail.com | 8073979750

2. Mysuru (1994) Plot No.: 93&94, Belagola Indl.Area, Off KRS Road, Mysuru – 570 016 | principalstu3@gmail.com | 9141629580, 9141630315, 0821-2582464

1. Bengaluru (1972) Rajajinagar Industrial Estate, Bengaluru – 560 010 | Principal: DTDM /DPM: gttctrgbangalore@gmail.com, 9141629585, 080- 29779585

Hubballi Shed No.B-4672B-474, Gokul Industrial Estate, Gokul Road, Hubballi – 580 030 | gttchubli.sdc@gmail.com | 0836-2333159, 9902101010

10. Harihar (1998) Plot No.22C & D, KIADB Industrial Area, Harihar – 577 602 | gttcharihar@gmail.com | 08192-243937, 8711913947

5. Mangaluru (1994) No.7E KIADB Indl. Area, Baikampadi, Mangaluru – 575 011 | gttcmng@gmail.com | 0824-2408003, 9481265587

11. Kudalasangama (2000) Kudalasangama – 587 115 Hungund Taluk, Bagalkot -Dist. | gttc.kudalasangama@gmail.com | 08351-268048, 7411811916

12. Maddur (2000) Somanahalli, BM Road, Maddur – 571 429 | gttcmaddur@gmail.com | 08232-298188, 9141629595

9. Dharwad (1998) Plot No.38 to 45, Rayapur KIADB Industrial Area, Dharwad – 580 009 | gttchubli@gmail.com | 9035630312, 0836- 2970211

13. Kanakapura (2005) Sangama Road, Kanakapura – 562 117 | gttckanakapura@gmail.com | 9141629567, 080-27524561

Principal: ETC / DMCH: principaletcmtc@gmail.com, 9141629578, 080 - 23500808 080 – 23152118 / 119.

8. Belagavi (1998) Udyambag, Belagavi – 590 008 | gttc_bgm@yahoo.com | 9141630309, 9886496741, 0831-2950611

14. Lingasugur (2005) Sarakari Thota, Karadakal Road, Lingasugur – 584 122 | gttc.lingasugur@gmail.com | 9916231899, 8762564872

15. Gundlupet (2007) Dundasanapura, Hosur Road, Gundlupet – 571 111 | gttc.gundlupet@gmail.com | 08229-222344, 9880800692

16. Humnabad (2007) Plot No.127BB, KIADB Industrial Area, RTO Check Post, Humnabad – 585 330 | gttchbd@gmail.com | 9481450351

17. Kadur (2007) Near Veda Pump House, BH Road, Kadur – 577 548 | gttckadur@gmail.com | 9141630320, 9481836222

18. Tumakuru (2009) Hirehalli Industrial Area, Tumakuru – 572168 | tumkurgttc@gmail.com | 9448200407, 7829864958

20. Shivamogga (2010) Plot No.C38, KIADB Area, Nidege, Shivamogga – 577 222 | gttcshivamogga@gmail.com | 08182-246054, 9141630313

21. Gauribidanur (2016) #1P/1A, 1st Ph, KIADB Industrial Area, Kudumalakunte, Hindupur Rd, Gauribidanur – 561208 | gttcgowribidanuru@gmail.com | 9448767212

22. Chikodi (2017) Sy. No.326/A, Near Government Degree College, Nippani Road, Chikodi – 591 201 | gttcchikodi@gmail.com | 9482405201, 9845299278

23. Gokak (2020) Near Nadakacheri Office, Arabhavi – 591 306, Gokak Taluks, Belagavi District. | gttcarabhavi2020@gmail.com | 9141630309, 9980165022

24. Udupi (2020) Near Govt. High School, Kolalagiri, Uppoor, Udupi – 576 105 | gttcudupi@gmail.com | 0820-2950101, 9880510585

19. Kolar (2010) Old DIC Building Premises, Kolar – 563 101 | gttckolar@gmail.com | 08152-222690, 9141630317

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