Core Subjects

Automobile Engineering Fundamentals

Basic principles of automobile design, construction, and operation.

Automotive Engines

Study of different types of engines, their components, working principles, and performance characteristics.

Automobile Electrical and Electronics Systems

Understanding electrical circuits, wiring diagrams, sensors, actuators, and electronic control units (ECUs) used in vehicles.

Vehicle Dynamics

Principles of vehicle handling, suspension systems, steering mechanisms, and braking systems.

Automobile Transmission Systems

Study of manual and automatic transmission systems, including clutches, gearboxes, and differential mechanisms.

Automobile Chassis and Body Engineering

Design and construction of vehicle chassis, frames, and body structures, including materials selection and manufacturing processes.

Automobile Maintenance and Servicing

Techniques for diagnosing faults, conducting routine maintenance, and performing repairs on automobiles.

Automotive Workshop Practices

Hands-on training in using tools and equipment for automobile repair, maintenance, and assembly.

Automobile Design and CAD

Introduction to vehicle design principles, sketching, and computer-aided design (CAD) software used in the automotive industry.


Career Opportunities

Automobile Technician

Diagnosing and repairing vehicles, performing maintenance tasks, and ensuring vehicles are in good working condition.

Service Advisor

Interacting with customers, scheduling service appointments, and providing technical advice on vehicle maintenance and repairs.

Automobile Mechanic

Specializing in specific areas such as engine repair, electrical systems, or transmission systems.

Quality Control Inspector

Ensuring vehicles meet quality standards through inspections and tests before delivery to customers.

Automobile Sales Executive

Selling new or used vehicles, understanding customer needs, and providing information about vehicle features and specifications.

Parts Manager

Managing inventory of spare parts, ordering replacements, and ensuring availability for service and repair needs.

Automobile Designer (CAD Operator)

Working on designing vehicle components or systems using CAD software, translating design concepts into technical drawings.

Fleet Manager

Managing a fleet of vehicles for a company or organization, overseeing maintenance schedules, fuel efficiency, and compliance with regulations.

Entrepreneurship

Opportunities exist for starting an automobile repair/service shop, spare parts dealership, or specialized automotive consultancy.

Further Education

Graduates can pursue further studies such as a Bachelor’s degree in Automobile Engineering or related fields to deepen their knowledge and career prospects in specialized areas such as automotive research, development, and innovation.

Syllabus
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