Is this Nagpur EV technician course recognised by the government or industry?
Yes. The programme is aligned with the Automotive Skills Development Council (ASDC) under NSDC, and the certificate is recognised by EV manufacturers, authorised service networks, and fleet operators across India. The curriculum also maps to Skill India guidelines, so the credential is widely accepted at OEM workshops, charging operators, and service centres in Maharashtra and beyond.
Is there a training centre near me in Wardha Road or Dharampeth?
Our Nagpur training partner is reachable from Wardha Road, Dharampeth, Civil Lines, Sadar, Hingna, MIDC Butibori, and Kamptee Road via city buses, autos, and the Nagpur Metro. Most students living within a 12–15 km radius commute daily without issue. We also run weekend batches specifically for working technicians coming in from the Hingna industrial belt and Butibori.
Do I need an engineering background to join?
No, an engineering degree is not required. The course is designed for ITI graduates, diploma holders, Class 12 pass-outs, and existing 2-wheeler or auto mechanics who want to upskill. We start from electrical basics, battery fundamentals, and tool handling, then progress to BMS diagnostics and motor controller repair. Hands-on practice on real EVs is built into every module.
Can I do this course part-time while working at a workshop?
Yes. Nagpur batches include evening slots (6 PM to 9 PM) and weekend-only options for technicians already employed at petrol-vehicle workshops or auto ancillary units around Hingna. The part-time track typically runs across 4 to 6 months instead of the regular 3-month full-time format, with the same syllabus and same practical hours on EV bikes, e-rickshaws, and BMS rigs.
What does the course cover for battery repair and diagnostics?
Battery modules cover lithium-ion cell chemistry, pack assembly, BMS architecture, thermal management, fault diagnosis using multimeters and CAN tools, cell balancing, sealing and IP-rated enclosures, and safety protocols for handling damaged packs. Students physically open, test, and rebuild 48V and 72V packs used in Indian e-rickshaws and 2-wheelers, plus learn the basics of higher-voltage packs used in 4-wheelers.
What is the placement support after the course?
Placement support is active and Nagpur-focused. Our team connects students with EV 2W and 3W dealers, authorised service partners, charging infrastructure operators, and fleet operators running e-cabs in the city. Indicative starting salaries for freshers are typically in the ₹15,000–₹22,000 per month range, depending on role and employer. We also help interested students set up their own EV repair micro-workshops in their locality.