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COURSE 03 / Engineering & design

Mechatronics Program

Combine electronics, mechanics and coding to design and build technology-based systems.

Duration & fee
Grades 7–1145 sessions / 70 hours₹45,000 course fee

Who this course is forFor students in Grades 7–11 interested in engineering, electronics, robotics and coding.

WHAT STUDENTS LEARN

Bring hardware and code together.

Mechatronics brings several engineering disciplines into one project. Students work with hardware, coding, sensors and algorithms, alongside 3D printing and PCB design. The aim is to understand how the parts of a system connect and contribute to a working solution.

  • Hardware
  • Coding
  • 3D printing
  • PCB design
  • Sensor integration
  • Algorithms
  • Real-world projects

CURRICULUM

What the work involves.

These areas bring the course topics together. Activities and pacing are adapted to the batch.

PLAN THE COMMITMENT

Duration, sessions & fee.

Age / levelGrades 7–11
Course duration45 sessions / 70 hours
Session lengthConfirm with the club
Course fee₹45,000
Batch days & times (IST)Contact us for the current timetable

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LEARNING OUTCOMES

Skills students work towards.

  • Describe how hardware, mechanics and code work together.
  • Explain the role of a sensor and an algorithm in a system.
  • Contribute to a design using PCB or 3D modelling concepts.
  • Test an integrated project and identify an improvement.

Students build these skills through practice, with guidance suited to their starting point.

LEARNING BENEFITS

Habits that support the work.

01

See the whole system

Understand connections between disciplines instead of treating each part in isolation.

02

Make design choices

Consider how a hardware or mechanical change affects the rest of the project.

03

Work through practical problems

Use observations from a build to guide the next step.

PROGRESSION

Where to go next.

Discuss the next step with the club. Readiness matters more than completing a fixed sequence.

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