About Us

AMIE Study centre (Globe Technical Trainning and engineering services) is a registered institution for AMIE Sec A & B,AUTOCAD, CSwip certified welding inspector, API 570 ,Diploma, B.tech mathematics, Material science preparation. We are offering online classes, study notes in Hindi and English language for students. We guide our students at every step of their journey and help them for all study related queries. Our team of excellent and experienced tutors strives to provide quality education.

Our all qualified teachers are previously pass out & Associate members of IEI and have very good experience of Sec A & B exam.

That's why we are designing the notes for AMIE students as per exam requirement. Our notes is helping many students to pass their exam in 1st attempt.We are only helping students for their AMIE exam preparation only.

We also providing online classes to students for their problem solutions in regular basis.

Our Features

1.Classes are available for Section A & B subjects.

2.All our classes are live, so that all students can ask doubts and clarify it.

3.Recorded video lessons, pdf files etc available.

4. Notes available in hindi and english.

5.AUTOCAD certification course.

Class Timing

According to the convenience of students.

Full pacakge Joining fee

1. Fee Rs 1000/- for each subject .
2.Joining link will be provided in Whatsapp.

How to join?

1. Go any click on "buy" option on above mentioned yallow rectangular tab.

Fill enquiry form

2.And mail us what subject you want to study with mentioning your mobile number.

3.Our executive will contact you for help.

4.After fee payment you will get online notes access on google drive for particular subjects.

5.We will send hard copy notes to your address. shipment fee applicable.

Classes

1. Material science (English/Hindi)

2.Design & manufacturing (English/Hindi)

3.Computing and informatics.(English/Hindi)

4.Society and environment

Section B

1. Mechanical

2. Materials and metallurgical engg. (All subjects)

3. Chemical Engg.

4. Civil Engg.

5. Engineering management

AUTOCAD

1. Online Autocad class is also available.

Fee= 3500/-

We are also in manufacturing field,we are manufacturing structures,platforms,Lifting tools,pipeline fabrication for different industry. Some of our projects are below.

Photo Gallery

1. Electric Loco Shed Kanpur

Structure Fabrication Maintenance work in Railway

Handling/Lifting equipment fabrication Impeller removal machine

2.Electric Loco Shed Jhansi

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