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Industry 4.0 Technology Centres - From Training to Transformation

Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) impart long-term skill training in various vocational trades to meet skilled manpower requirements for technology and industrial growth. In partnership with M/s TATA Technologies Ltd., Government ITIs have been upgraded into Industry 4.0 Technology Centres. In a bold stride toward progress, the state Government partnered with Tata Technologies, investing Rs.2,877.43 crore to upgrade and modernize 71 ITIs into world-class technology centers—marking the highest state investment in technical education in India, supported by collaborations with over 20 global OEMs.

Govt ITIs

132
+ 311 Private ITIs

Seats filled (2025)

32,549
of 36,512 seats · 89.15% admission

New Industry 4.0 seats

7,672
6,641 students admitted in 2025

Short-term trainees

24,923
trained till January 2026

Each centre area

10,500
sq. ft. · 8 specialised labs

NCVT affiliation

2024
Granted 06 May 2024 for new trades

Key Mile Stones

  • 45 Projects established in a record one year courses from August 2023
  • 5 new long-term trades started with NCVT affiliation (06.05.2024)
  • 23 Short-term courses for Polytechnic, Engineering, MSME, Degree holders & unemployed youth
  • Collaboration with a conglomeration of industries to introduce Industry 4.0 standard trades

8 specialised labs per Technology Centre

01
Mechanic Electric Vehicle Lab
02
Advanced CNC Technician Lab
03
Manufacturing Process Control & Automation Lab
04
Industrial Robotics and Digital Manufacturing Lab
05
Product Design and Development Lab
06
Product Verification & Analysis Lab
07
Internet of Things Lab
08
Advanced Plumbing Lab
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By introducing these Industry 4.0 demand-driven technologies, the skill ecosystem has been transformed and the youth of Tamil Nadu will gain gainful employment in modern industries.



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