Tool Engineering

Tool Engineering is a division of industrial engineering whose function is to plan the processes of manufacture, develop the tools and machines, and integrate the facilities required for producing particular products with minimal expenditure of time, labor, and materials. It helps to reduce production costs and errors while also ensuring the accuracy of components. As a result, high-quality tooling design ensures that products are of optimal quality and durability. This is beneficial as it increases customer satisfaction and overall brand recognition.

A Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Production Engineering, or a related field is generally required with a minimum of 50 percent aggregate.

 Some of the top institutes to pursue Tool Engineering are:Galgotias University, NoidaVisvesvaraya Technological University, BelgaumGuru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, DelhiCentral Institute of Tool Design, HyderabadChrist University, Bangalore

 One must possess the following skills to pursue Tool Engineering:Designing SkillsTechnical KnowledgeCommunication SkillsEye for DetailCreativity

Some of the top recruiters after pursuing Tool Engineering are:Yamaha MotorsBMWAudiTata Motors LtdMahindra Ltd

Some of the subjects taught in undergraduate courses are:Manufacturing ProcessesEnvironmental StudiesEngineering MechanicsElectronic DevicesStatistical TechniquesMechanics of Solids LabThermal ScienceThe subjects taught in postgraduate courses are:Finite Element MethodsCutting Tool Theory and DesignDie Casting and Die DesignPlastic Processing

Some of the popular entrance examinations for the Tool Engineering course has been listed below.JEE Main – NTA conducts JEE Main annually to provide a chance for admissions into the BE/BTech courses offered by NITs, IIITs and GFTIs. Many state and private colleges also accept JEE Main scores for admissions.JEE Advanced – For IIT admissions, the students should have qualified JEE Advanced.GATE – Most MTech admissions are done based on GATE scores.

After completing the course in Tool Engineering, the students will be eligible to work in various industries such as Automobile companies, Manufacturing industries, Steel Plants and more.

Tool Engineering is a good course to choose is the students have the interest and have the skills for designing and machinery.

Some of the top job profiles for Tool Engineering students are Tool Designer, Manufacture Assistant, Tool Fitter, Die Maker and more.