
The Mechanical Engineering diploma program at CSIO-ISTC Chandigarh provides a well-rounded curriculum focusing on core mechanical engineering principles and practical skills with focus on tools & die engineering.
Key Topics Include:
- Engineering Mechanics: Study the fundamentals of forces, motion, and energy to analyze real-world mechanical systems.
- Thermodynamics: Learn the principles of energy transformation, heat transfer, and their applications in engines and HVAC systems.
- Fluid Mechanics: Explore the behavior of fluids in motion and at rest, crucial for designing hydraulic and pneumatic systems.
- Manufacturing Processes: Gain hands-on experience with machining, welding, and modern manufacturing techniques.
- Machine Design: Understand how to design mechanical components and systems for strength, durability, and efficiency.
- CAD/CAM: Master computer-aided design and manufacturing tools for precision engineering and automation.
- Workshop Practices: Develop practical skills through extensive training in advanced tools and machinery.
Course Offered
- Diploma in Mechanical Engineering (Tool & Die)
Faculty

Dr. Sanjeev Verma
Chief Scientist & Principal
Specialization: Mechanical Engineering

Mr. Harichand Singh
Principal Technical Officer & HoD
Specialization: Mechanical Engineering

Mr. Vidhu Shekhar Pandey
Sr. Principal Scientist
Specialization: Metallurgy

Mr. Jitendra Kumar
Senior Scientist
Specialization: Mechanical Engineering (Manufacturing Technology)

Mr. MD Meena
Principal Technical Officer
Specialization: Mechanical Engineering

Mr. PK Manjhi
Principal Technical Officer
Specialization: Mechanical Engineering

Mr. Deepak Kashyap
Senior Technical Officer (1)
Specialization: Mechanical Engineering

Mr. Himanshu Kumar Singh
Senior Technical Officer (1)
Specialization: Mechanical Engineering

Mr. Harsh kumar
Senior Technical Officer (1)
Specialization: Mechanical Engineering

Mr. Hishwinder Singh
Senior Technical Officer (1)
Specialization: Mechanical Engineering

Mr. Krishna Gopal Meena
Technical officer
Specialization: Mechanical engineering

Mr. Vinod Kumar
Technical Officer
Specialization: Mechanical Engineering

Mr. Perwez Alam
Technical Officer
Specialization: Mechanical Engineering

Mr. Chetan Kumar Jangir
Technical Assistant
Specialization: Mechanical Engineering

Mr. Karamvir
Technician-1
Specialization: Mechanical Engineering

Mr. Pradeep Kumar
Technician-1
Specialization: Mechanical Engineering

Mr. Abhishek Ghanekar
Technician-1
Specialization: Mechanical Engineering

Mr. Anup Kumar
Technician-1
Specialization: Mechanical Engineering
LABS
- CNC Vertical Machining Center
This facility is equipped with state-of-the-art technology designed to enable the precise machining of complex parts with exceptional accuracy. It plays a crucial role in ensuring high-quality manufacturing by offering advanced capabilities for both small-scale and industrial-scale production. The machining center is ideal for creating intricate components used in a wide range of industries, from automotive to aerospace. Furthermore, it provides an excellent training environment, allowing students to gain hands-on experience with cutting-edge tools and techniques. By working with this equipment, students can master the skills required for advanced manufacturing, understanding both the theoretical and practical aspects of precision machining, which is essential for producing high-performance products in the modern manufacturing sector.
- CNC Turning Center
This machine is a critical tool for ensuring the accuracy and precision of manufactured parts by precisely measuring their dimensions and geometries. It plays a vital role in quality control processes by enabling the detection of even the smallest deviations from specified tolerances. The system uses advanced measurement techniques to verify that each component meets stringent industry standards, ensuring consistent performance and functionality. Whether measuring complex shapes, surface profiles, or intricate details, this machine provides high-precision data that is essential for maintaining quality throughout the production cycle. It is an indispensable part of the manufacturing process, as it helps prevent defects, reduce waste, and guarantee the reliability of the final product. This machine also offers valuable hands-on experience for students, teaching them the importance of quality assurance and precision measurement in modern manufacturing practices.
- Coordinate Measuring Machine
This machine is specifically designed to provide highly accurate measurements of dimensions and geometries, making it an essential tool in the quality control process of manufacturing. It ensures that every component produced meets the exact specifications and tolerances required, thereby preventing defects and ensuring optimal performance in final products. By measuring complex features such as contours, profiles, and intricate geometries, it helps to identify any discrepancies early in the production cycle, reducing waste and rework. This level of precision is crucial in industries where tight tolerances are critical, such as automotive, aerospace, and electronics. The machine’s role in quality assurance not only guarantees product reliability but also enhances overall manufacturing efficiency. It also serves as an important training resource for students, allowing them to develop expertise in advanced measurement techniques and quality control practices that are pivotal in modern manufacturing environments.
- CIM
Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM) is an advanced system that seamlessly integrates various manufacturing processes, from design and production to assembly and quality control, with automation and sophisticated control mechanisms. This integration helps streamline the entire manufacturing workflow, enabling greater precision, consistency, and speed. By combining computer-aided design (CAD), computer-aided manufacturing (CAM), and other automated technologies, CIM optimizes production efficiency and reduces human error. It allows for real-time monitoring and adjustments, ensuring that production processes are continuously improved. In addition to improving operational efficiency, CIM also facilitates better resource management, waste reduction, and faster time-to-market. For students, learning about CIM provides valuable insights into how modern manufacturing systems work, equipping them with the knowledge to implement and manage automated manufacturing solutions in various industrial settings.
- CNC Wirecut EDM
This facility utilizes advanced technology to cut intricate and complex shapes with exceptional precision using electrically charged wires, a process known as Wire Electrical Discharge Machining (Wire EDM). This method is particularly well-suited for tool and die manufacturing, as it allows for the creation of highly detailed and accurate components, even in hard and tough materials. The process works by using a thin, electrically charged wire to erode material from the workpiece, layer by layer, resulting in extremely precise cuts with smooth finishes. Wire EDM is essential for producing components with tight tolerances and intricate designs that are difficult to achieve with traditional machining methods. It plays a critical role in industries such as aerospace, automotive, and mold making, where precision and reliability are key. This facility offers students valuable hands-on experience in advanced manufacturing techniques, equipping them with the skills necessary to work with cutting-edge technologies in real-world industrial applications.
- Die Sinking EDM
This lab specializes in creating molds and dies, utilizing Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM) to form highly precise cavities in hard materials. EDM is an advanced manufacturing process where electrical sparks are used to erode material from a workpiece, allowing for the creation of intricate shapes and detailed cavities that are crucial in mold and die production. This method is particularly effective for working with materials that are difficult to machine using traditional techniques, such as hardened steels and alloys. The high precision achieved through EDM ensures that molds and dies meet stringent quality standards, which is essential in industries like automotive, aerospace, and injection molding. The lab provides hands-on experience for students, enabling them to develop expertise in this specialized technique, which is key to producing reliable and high-quality molds and dies in modern manufacturing environments.
- Advance Manufacturing Section
Focused on cutting-edge manufacturing technologies, this section is dedicated to providing hands-on training with the latest equipment and tools designed for complex industrial applications. It introduces students to advanced machinery and automation systems used in modern manufacturing, enabling them to understand and apply the latest techniques in precision production, robotics, and digital manufacturing. This training covers a wide range of sophisticated technologies, including CNC machining, 3D printing, and automation systems, all essential for addressing the challenges of today’s fast-evolving industrial landscape. By gaining practical experience with these advanced tools, students are prepared to meet the demands of high-tech industries, enhancing their ability to innovate and contribute to the development of next-generation manufacturing processes.
- Special Purpose Machine
These machines are specifically designed and customized for specialized industrial tasks, offering highly efficient solutions for unique manufacturing needs. By tailoring the machines to perform particular functions, such as precision cutting, assembly, or material handling, they optimize production processes, reduce downtime, and increase overall productivity. Special purpose machines (SPMs) are essential in industries where standard equipment cannot meet the specific requirements of complex or high-volume production. These machines are capable of executing intricate operations with high speed and accuracy, ensuring consistent results that improve product quality. Their flexibility and adaptability in handling unique manufacturing challenges make them a critical part of modern industrial operations, and their use provides students with valuable hands-on experience in applying advanced engineering solutions to real-world production environments.
- JIG Grinding Machine
Designed for precision grinding of jigs and fixtures, ensuring exceptional accuracy in tooling operations.
- JIG Boring Machine
Provides accurate boring capabilities for creating precise holes in parts, crucial for high-quality assemblies.
- Profile Grinding Machine
Used for shaping complex profiles and contours in various materials, ensuring precision and uniformity.
- JIG Grinding Machine
- Conventional Machine:
These machines provide fundamental hands-on experience in traditional manufacturing techniques, vital for foundational training.
- Lathe Machine
Used for turning and shaping materials into precise cylindrical forms, a cornerstone of machining practices.
- Milling Machine
Essential for removing material to create complex parts, offering flexibility in manufacturing operations.
- Cylindrical Grinding Machine
Used for fine grinding of cylindrical surfaces, delivering exceptional surface finishes.
- Surface Grinding Machine
Provides precision grinding for flat surfaces, ensuring smooth and accurate finishes.
- Tool and Cutter Grinder
Designed for sharpening and reconditioning cutting tools, crucial for maintaining productivity.
- Drilling
Provides accurate drilling operations for creating holes in a variety of materials.
- Lathe Machine
- Meteorology Lab:
This lab is dedicated to precision measurements and testing, playing a crucial role in ensuring the accuracy of both material properties and dimensional specifications. The ability to measure and verify components with high precision is fundamental in manufacturing, as even the smallest deviation can affect the performance, safety, and quality of the final product. In this lab, students learn how to use advanced measurement tools and techniques, such as coordinate measuring machines (CMM), surface roughness testers, and hardness testers, to assess the exactness of various materials and parts. By understanding and applying these methods, students are equipped to verify that parts meet stringent quality standards and are suitable for use in critical applications across industries like aerospace, automotive, and electronics. The lab not only emphasizes the importance of dimensional accuracy but also trains students in the processes of material testing to ensure durability and reliability in manufactured components.
- Profile Projector
Used for magnifying and measuring complex shapes, ensuring quality control in manufacturing.
- Vicker Hardness Tester
Measures the hardness of materials, aiding in assessing their durability and strength.
- Surface Roughness Tester
Evaluates surface finishes to ensure parts meet design specifications.
- Contour Measuring Machine
Provides detailed contour analysis, supporting precision in engineering designs.
- Metallurgical Microscope
Used for examining microstructures of materials, aiding in material science and research.
- Profile Projector



