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Software: CATiA,Siemens NX, CREO, Solidworks
Domain: BIW, Plastics, Castings, Forgings etc.
Theory: G D & T characteristics and applications, Design for Manufacturing,
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We have expertise in Mechanical Engineering Design training. 5000+ of our students are working in various industries.
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