Bangalore, known as the 'Silicon Valley of India', is a major hub for information technology and entrepreneurship, housing various training centers. The NTTF, established in 1959, operates multiple centers across India, including Vellore, Thalassery, Hyderabad, and Pantnagar, offering advanced technical training with modern facilities. Partnerships with organizations like Tata Steel and Ashok Leyland enhance practical training opportunities for students.

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2.  Our corporate office is at Peenya, in Bangalore, which is one of the largest
industrial areas in Asia. Bangalore is known as the garden city for its gardens and
parks. It is India's third most populous city and it is the fifth most popular urban
destination. Bangalore is one of the most important hubs of information
technology. It has also managed to be amongst the 10 most preferred
entrepreneurial locations in the world. Bangalore is also called as the Silicon
Valley of India as it is the nation's leading IT exporter.
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3.  NTTF Technical Training Centre - Vellore was started in the year 1977. Initially
there was only Basic Training for a period of 2 years, for a Diploma in Tool and
Die Making.
 The training centre was located in the same campus as NTTF Industry till March
2009. Thereafter, it moved to a separate campus very near to Katpadi Railway
Station. There are three hostels for male students, which are located around 2
Kms. away from the training centre.
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4.  Thalassery, also known as Tellicherry, is a city on the Malabar Coast of
Kerala, India. Thalassery is the second largest city of North Malabar, in
terms of population. TTC is the heritage centre of NTTF as this is the first
training centre of NTTF started way back in 1959 in a place called Nettur in
Thalassery.
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5.  The Hyderabad Centre (HNTC) is located in Mahabub Nagar District. The centre
is well built and beautifully designed. The campus has modern facilities and
infrastructure, and advanced laboratories, all of which help the students gain
important insights into the subjects during their course tenure. Students are also
exposed to the latest technical training techniques so as to give them a better
understanding of the subject.
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6.  NTTF at R D Tata Technical Education Centre is a joint venture of Tata
Steel & NTTF established in the year 2003. It was inaugurated on 16th
July 2003 by Mr.B. Muthuraman, the then Managing Director of Tata
Steel. Within a short span of 10 years the Training Centre has grown in
stature and built a name for itself as one of the most sought after technical
training centres in the state. The centre boasts of well equipped
laboratories, workshops and classrooms, and professionally qualified
instructors.
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7.  NTTF at J N Tata Technical Education Centre is a joint
venture of Tata Steel and NTTF established in the year 2005.
It was inaugurated on 20th April 2005 by Mr. Naveen
Patnaik, Hon'ble Chief Minister of Orissa. The centre has well
equipped laboratories, workshops and classrooms, and
professionally qualified teachers.

8.  Murbad is an industrial town with private and MIDC
industries and our centre is spread across ten acres of
greenery which provides student a healthy atmosphere to
learn and to study. MNTC is a partnership centre with M/s.
Technocraft Industries Ltd and NTTF. This centre was
commenced in the year 2010 at an excellent facility given by
M/s. Technocraft Industries Ltd at Murbad in Thane.

9.  The Pantnagar Centre or ANTC centre is a partnership centre which is categorized
as a Learn & Earn Training Centre. M/s. Ashok Leyland is the partner for this
centre. This centre is a beautifully designed, having extremely advanced
infrastructure to provide students with practical training. The Learn & Earn
program offers students the opportunity to gain hands-on industry experience at
Ashok Leyland plant under the supervision of NTTF faculty team while enabling
them to earn a living.
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