Students pursuing bachelor's degrees in mechanical, automobile, and allied courses must explore the components and work of Internal Combustion Engines. This is because the ICE vehicle had one dominant feature; it used petrol/diesel as a fuel, and so had a range far superior to other vehicles, such as battery vehicles. The ICE dominated and will continue to dominate automobile technology for many years, even in today’s most advanced hybrid vehicles the internal combustion engine is still the first choice as the main power supply.  Hence, regarding the automobile industry, Internal Combustion Engines play a vital role in career opportunities and growth. Ultimately it becomes one of the core areas where the Engineering / Polytechnic students should focus and learn to enhance their knowledge in the relevant fields.

Engineering and polytechnic students/graduates from disciplines Mechanical, Automobile, Production, and allied disciplines are eligible to attend this workshop.