5 institutes · ranked by NIRF Engineering · JoSAA closing ranks where available.
Ranked by NIRF Engineering (best rank first)
5 institutes offer Diploma in Machine Tools Technology. When two institutes share a programme, the one with the better (lower) NIRF Engineering rank appears first. Institutes without a numeric NIRF rank sort after ranked ones, alphabetically. JoSAA closing ranks are shown when available; non-JoSAA paths (VITEEE, LPUNEST, MHT-CET, etc.) are labeled separately.
Government CPC Polytechnic, Mysore, is an old technical institution which is established in the year 1954 in Mysore, Karnataka. This, AICTE approved…
Listed via official programme catalog · Diploma in Machine Tools Technology — no JoSAA closing rank (non-JoSAA admission path)
The Government Polytechnic Chamarajanagar is a government college situated in Chamarajanagar, Karnataka. The college was established in 1984. Government…
Listed via official programme catalog · Diploma in Machine Tools Technology — no JoSAA closing rank (non-JoSAA admission path)
Impact Polytechnic Bangalore was started in the year 1983 at Sahakara Nagar South, Bangalore. It is an AICTE approved institute and presents a number of…
Listed via official programme catalog · Diploma in Machine Tools Technology — no JoSAA closing rank (non-JoSAA admission path)
KLE Society’s Chidanand B Kore Polytechnic, Chikodi has been a technical education in Chikodi since 1984, situated in Karnataka. This AICTE approved affiliated…
Listed via official programme catalog · Diploma in Machine Tools Technology — no JoSAA closing rank (non-JoSAA admission path)
Sri Jayachamarajendra Government Polytechnic Bangalore (SJP Bangalore) was established in 1943 and is one of the oldest polytechnics in the state. SJP…
Listed via official programme catalog · Diploma in Machine Tools Technology — no JoSAA closing rank (non-JoSAA admission path)
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