Overview

• Official Name: Central Institute of Tool Design (CITD), Pune
• Common Names: CITD Pune, ECIL-ECIT (Note: ECIL-ECIT appears to be a misnomer; the correct institution name is Central Institute of Tool Design)
• Type: Autonomous Institute under Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME), Government of India
• Year Established: 1968
• Campus City/State: Pune, Maharashtra, India
• Approvals & Affiliations:
  • UGC Status: Autonomous Institute (Not a university but a national-level institute)
  • AICTE Approval: Not applicable (primarily a training and R&D institute)
  • NAAC Grade: Not available on official sources as of 2024-06-01
• Official Website: https://citdindia.org/

Quick Facts

• Founder: Ministry of SSI (MSME), Government of India
• Director: Not explicitly listed on official site - updated info to be checked at CITD Contact
• Student Population: Approximately 2000+ (includes all training programs, diploma, and skill development courses)
• Departments/Faculties: Tool Design, CAD/CAM/CAE, Tool Making, Metrology, Mechatronics, and related skill development centers
• Contact: Phone: +91-20-25534253, Email: citdpune@gmail.com, Address: Central Institute of Tool Design, Bhosari, Pune - 411026, Maharashtra, India
• NAAC Grade: Not available
• Rankings: Not ranked separately in NIRF/NAAC

Courses & Programs

• Major Faculties: Tool Engineering, Mechatronics, CAD/CAM, Quality Control, Tool Design
• Popular Courses:
  • Diploma in Tool & Die Making (Duration: 2 years, Regular)
  • Advance Diploma in Tool Design & CAD/CAM (Duration: 1 year, Regular)
  • Post Graduate Diploma in Tool Design
  • Short-term Training Programs (various durations)
  • PhD/Research Collaboration: Available through affiliated universities, details on request
• Mode of Study: Regular classroom, short-term workshops, and online training modules
• Intake: Varies; generally 30–60 per course depending on program

Admissions

• Admission Modes: Merit-based on qualifying exam marks, institute tests for select programs, direct admission for diploma courses
• Accepted Entrance Exams: No national exams like JEE/NEET/GATE directly required; focus on merit and institute screening tests
• Admission Timeline: Typically admissions open in June-July for the academic year; check official site for announcements Admissions
• Application Process:
  1. Visit CITD Admissions Portal.
  2. Download application form or fill online (if available).
  3. Submit required documents and pay application fee as instructed.
  4. Attend counseling or test if applicable.
  5. Confirm admission by paying course fee and completing formalities.

Eligibility Criteria

• Diploma Courses: 10th or 12th pass (Science/Technical stream preferable)
• Post Graduate Diplomas: Graduate in Engineering/Relevant fields
• Age Limit: Not explicitly specified; generally open
• Documents Required:
  • 10th/12th Marksheet and Passing Certificate
  • Graduation Certificate (if applicable)
  • Identity Proof (Aadhaar, PAN, Passport)
  • Passport size photographs
  • Caste/Reservation certificate (if applicable)

Fee Structure & Scholarships

• Indicative Fees:
  • Diploma in Tool & Die Making: Approx. ₹50,000 – ₹75,000 per annum (TUITION + other fees)
  • PG Diploma in Tool Design: ₹40,000 – ₹60,000 approx.
  • Hostel Fees: ₹10,000 – ₹15,000 per semester
  • Examination Fees: Varies per course
• Scholarships & Financial Aid:
  • Government of India scholarships for SC/ST/OBC/EWS (Students advised to apply via National Scholarship portals)
  • Institute merit scholarships based on academic performance
  • Special fee concessions for MSME employee wards
• For detailed scholarships info, visit CITD Official Site and check government scholarship sites like National Scholarship Portal.

Placements & Career Outcomes

• Placement Highlights: Placement support through direct industry tie-ups with MSME sectors; placement % and salary data not publicly available
• Top Recruiters: MSME industries, tool rooms, manufacturing companies, automotive sector companies
• Placement Cell: Active Industry Interaction cell facilitates internships and placements
• Internship Support: Mandatory internships integrated with course curriculum; industry exposure encouraged

Campus & Facilities

• Hostels: On-campus hostel facility for boys and girls
• Mess: Hygienic mess with subsidized rates
• Sports & Recreation: Facilities for indoor/outdoor games and fitness
• Laboratories: Equipped tool design, metrology, CAD/CAM/CAE labs with latest technology
• Library: Large collection of tool design, engineering, and technical books with digital access
• Healthcare: Basic medical facility on campus
• Transport: Local public transport connectivity and institute shuttle
• Wi-Fi: Campus-wide internet access for students and faculty
• Research Centres & Student Clubs: Active research on MSME/Tool design projects; technical and cultural clubs organize events and festivals

Faculty & Research

• Notable Faculty/Heads: Experienced faculty in tool design and manufacturing disciplines (Names and profiles not listed publicly)
• Research Centres: Dedicated centres for Tool Design, CAD/CAM; collaboration with industries and MSME Development Institutes
• Major Grants & MoUs: Collaboration MoUs with national tool rooms and MSME bodies
• Patents: Details not publicly available on official website

Rankings & Reputation

• NIRF: Not separately ranked as CITD is an autonomous MSDE institute, not a university
• NAAC: Not applicable
• QS India / India Today / Outlook: No separate ranking available
• Reputation: Recognized as premier national-level institute for tool design training and consultancy under MSME ministry (MSME website)

Results, Cut-Offs & Seat Matrix

• Results: Published on official website under student section or notices (~https://citdindia.org/results)
• Seat Matrix: Typically 30–60 seats per course depending on category and program
• Cut-Offs: Merit-based admission depending on qualifying exam scores; category-wise cutoffs vary yearly (not formally published online)
• For latest admission details, check Admission Notifications

How to Reach

• Nearest Airport: Pune International Airport (PNQ), approx. 20 km from CITD
• Nearest Railway Station: Pune Railway Station, about 15 km away
• City Connectivity: Regular buses, auto-rickshaws, and taxi services available to Bhosari where CITD is located
• Local Transit: City buses and private cabs connect institute to Pune city center and suburbs

FAQs

Q1: What is the official website for CITD Pune?

A1: The official website is https://citdindia.org/.

Q2: Does CITD offer undergraduate degrees?

A2: CITD offers diplomas and post graduate diplomas focused on tool design and manufacturing technology, not traditional UG degrees.

Q3: What is the mode of admission at CITD?

A3: Typically merit-based admission on qualifying marks and institute-level screening tests.

Q4: Are scholarships available for SC/ST/OBC students?

A4: Yes, government scholarships are available; students must apply through official scholarship portals.

Q5: Does the institute provide hostel facilities?

A5: Yes, on-campus hostel accommodation with mess facilities is offered for students.

Q6: What types of courses are offered?

A6: Courses include diploma in tool & die making, advanced diploma in tool design & CAD/CAM, and various skill development programs.

Q7: How do I apply online?

A7: Visit the Admissions page, download or fill the application form, and follow submission instructions.

Q8: Are there internships during courses?

A8: Yes, internships and industry training are integral to the curriculum.

Q9: Is CITD affiliated with any university?

A9: CITD is an autonomous institute under MSME Ministry and not affiliated with any university.

Q10: What is the fee range for diploma courses?

A10: Approximately ₹50,000 to ₹75,000 per annum for diplomas, plus hostel and other fees.

Q11: Where can I check exam results?

A11: Exam results are posted on https://citdindia.org/results.