Trade	No. of Unit	Shifts Running (I/II/III)	Seat Capacity per Unit	Total Seat Capacity
Fitter	6(2+2+2)	I/II/III	40+40+40	120

  In this trade, the trainees are trained primarily to perform various types of mechanical operations like, marking, sawing, filing with different types and grades of files, drilling, welding as well as different types of operations that may be performed through a lathe machine. Special emphasis is given on the nature of skill and expertise required by the employers for the selection of the topics of practical assignments. In order to make the training most effective, the theoretical issues are thoroughly discussed in the classrooms and thereafter relevant practical assignments are allotted in the workshop. Suitable cautious steps are undertaken to avoid accidents and injuries at the workshop. The job performed by each student is examined on the basis of steps followed to perform the job, quality of work done, time consumed to complete the same, etc. The performing skills of the students are considered to play the most crucial role for being selected in any selection process. Hence, special attention is given by the instructors to complete the assignments in the workshop.
In addition to trade theories and trade practical classes, the students are also required to study the other papers like, Engineering Drawing, Workshop Calculation and Science and Employability Skill. The syllabus is strictly followed as per the guidelines of Director General of Employment & Training.  Following the completion of this course of studies, the trainees are expected to get job the areas of mechanical production, mechanical maintenance, fabrication of the mechanical spares and equipments, erection of mechanical machineries, etc.
The well-equipped machine shop of the department offers conventional machining processes for the practical purposes of the students of the department Institute. This workshop provides a safe environment for the students under the guidance of highly skilled craftsmen to assist students with the strong theoretical knowledge they gain from the university. The machine shop conducts practical sessions for the students, guide students in their projects and conducts training programs as well.

Machinery of the Fitter shop: 

Lathe Machines
Hydraulic Machines
Pneumatic Machine
Bench Drill
Bench Grinders
Welding Machine

General Information

Subjects:

1. Trade Theory
2. Trade Practical
3. Employability Skill
4. IT Literacy
5. Workshop Calculation & Science
6. Engineering Drawing

Quarterly Test:

Monthly Tests are conducted at the end of each months. Monthly tests will also be conducted so that trainees can improve upon their skills and knowledge on the basis of their performance in the respective tests. Marks obtained in the tests are considered together with other modalities fixed for awarding the sessional marks for the final examination.

TIME TABLE

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TRADES	DURATION (2 Year)
TT( TRADE THEORY)	1725  Hrs.
TP(TRADE PRACTICAL)	1725 Hrs.
ED(ENGINEERING DRAWING)	80 Hrs
ES(EMPLOYABILITY SKILL)	180 Hrs.
WS/Cal(WORKSHP CALCULATION)	66 Hrs.
E-LIB.(E-LIBRARY)	12 Hr.
LIB.(LIBRARY)	12 Hr.
IT LAB	12 Hr.
COMMUNICATION LAB	12 Hr.
ECA (EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES)	12 Hr.
MACHINE MAINTENANCE	NA