Electronics Mechanic
Assembly, testing, servicing and repair of electronic circuits, consumer electronics, instrumentation and communication equipment.
Electronics Mechanic
Assembly, testing, servicing and repair of electronic circuits, consumer electronics, instrumentation and communication equipment.
What you will learn
- Soldering, PCB assembly, component identification and circuit testing
- Analogue and digital electronics, amplifiers, power supplies and SMPS
- Microcontrollers, sensors, transducers and basic embedded systems
- Consumer electronics — LED televisions, audio systems, inverters and UPS
- Instrumentation, industrial electronics and use of CRO, function generator and LCR meter
Where it leads
- Service and repair technician for consumer and industrial electronics
- Field technician in telecom, CCTV, networking and security systems
- Instrumentation technician in process plants
- Apprenticeship in electronics manufacturing and service organisations
- Self-employment through an electronics sales and service centre
Course structure
The syllabus for this trade is notified by the Directorate General of Training and is common across all NCVT-affiliated ITIs in India. Contact hours are divided between:
| Component | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Trade Practical | Workshop exercises on the prescribed tools, machines and equipment — the largest share of the training week. |
| Trade Theory | Principles, materials, standards and safety underlying each practical exercise. |
| Workshop Calculation & Science | Applied mathematics and science used on the shop floor (two-year trades). |
| Engineering Drawing | Reading and producing the drawings the trade works from (two-year trades). |
| Employability Skills | Communication, IT literacy, entrepreneurship, labour welfare and workplace conduct — common to all trades. |
| On-the-job training / project | Industry exposure and a trade project as prescribed in the current syllabus. |
The authoritative syllabus, question banks and e-books for this trade are published free of charge on Bharat Skills, the DGT’s national repository.