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PG Certification Program is Unique and Exclusive program in Electric Vehicle Engineering® offered by India’s Leading Skill Base Educational Platform, ISIEINDIA. This Program is especially designed for engineering graduates.

This Program provides opportunity to learn without quitting your job and Up-Skill yourself for EV revolution in India.  It’s a 1 year Degree program in association with Govt. Institutions, Top Private Universities (India/Abroad) etc.

Mode of Delivery: Blended (Online + Live (Expert Session) + hands on / Research Project)

India is the biggest EV Market for Electric Vehicle as per the reports by 80% of 2W /3W Vehicles, 40% Passengers vehicles , 25% Private cars and 20% buses will be Electric in coming 5 years and will create 10M Jobs.

In a virtual roundtable on ‘Post COVID-19: Future of Electric Vehicles Global and India’ conducted by ETAuto, experts opined that the outlook for EV industry remains positive despite COVID-19 disruption with 30-35% of sales to be electric by 2025 which includes mild hybrid, full hybrids, plug-in, and battery.

The EV industry is estimated to offer several job opportunities for skilled population. The significant profiles in the EV industry that require skilful employees are research, designing and development, manufacturing, vehicle maintenance, and infrastructure development.

• The electric vehicle industry requires a research and development team to acknowledge the latest technology and ideas that are trending worldwide to improve battery charging, recharging technology, fuel, or material sources.
• The research and development team conducts research and testing on electric vehicle technology. Usually, chemists and material scientists examine the battery life and analyze its performance.
• To make electric vehicles better than conventional vehicles, the researchers perform various tests to bring out fast recharging technology.

• The design and development sector includes everyone who helps in the initial vehicle modelling process to the final development process. Usually, engineers, software developers, industrial designers, technicians, and drafters work in this sector.
• They find out result-oriented and economical solutions that reduce vehicle costs. The design and development team strives to design vehicles accessible to all people, from rich to middle-class to poor financial families.
• Chemical, electrical, electronic, mechanical, industrial engineers, software engineers, developers, designers are highly demanded people for this job opportunity in the industry.

• Manufacturing requires a considerable workforce and involves complex processes. Manufacturing workers would be taken from the conventional vehicle model industries. These people work in large sectors or plants outside the cities.
• The manufacturing team focuses on machine designing and production designing. They assemble workforce and machinery tools. The specialized people required in the EV manufacturing sector are machinists, industrial managers, machine tool operators, and equipment assemblers.

• These are nothing but the vehicle maintenance and repair works. Regular workers can also do these works. However, the electrical systems demand skilled electrical repair workers.
• The maintenance workers work on replacing and installing batteries based on the electric vehicle. Usually, mechanics and technicians are required for maintenance works.

• As electric vehicles increase on roads, the necessity of charging stations increases. Electric vehicles need specialized charging infrastructure that incorporates battery charging and swapping systems.
• The government is planning to incorporate private and public charging points for easy access to the charging systems. In emergency cases, there would be several charging points away from your home and office. The infrastructure development team focuses on the charging point’s implementation and up-gradation of existing battery charging systems in various cities.
• Majorly, the power line repairers and installers are required along with few electricians to implement charging infrastructure.