Automotive Diagnostics
Master the skills to identify, analyze, and fix modern vehicle issues with our comprehensive Automotive Diagnostics Course.
Automotive Diagnostics
The Automotive Diagnostics Course at Vishwaguru University College is designed to equip students with the technical expertise required to diagnose and troubleshoot modern vehicle systems. With the increasing complexity of automotive technology ranging from electronic control units (ECUs) to advanced sensor networks this course provides hands-on training using the latest diagnostic tools and software. Students will gain a deep understanding of engine diagnostics, electrical systems, emission controls, and onboard diagnostics (OBD), ensuring they are job-ready for the fast evolving automotive industry.
Offered by experienced instructors and supported by industry-grade lab facilities, this course is ideal for aspiring automotive technicians, mechanics, and anyone passionate about vehicle maintenance and repair. Whether you're looking to enter the workforce or upskill in your current role, our Automotive Diagnostics Course combines practical learning with real-world application making Vishwaguru University College your gateway to a successful career in the automotive sector.
Mode of Study
Online
Program Duration
- 3 Months
- 6 Months
Assessments
- Assignments Based Assessment
- No Exams
Automotive Diagnostics Career Pathways
The Automotive Diagnostics Course opens the door to a wide range of career opportunities within the automotive sector. Whether you're someone who enjoys hands on work or thrives on solving complex problems, this field offers dynamic, rewarding roles. Careers in automotive diagnostics involve a diverse daily routine and the satisfaction of restoring vehicles to optimal condition making a real impact with every repair.
Automotive Diagnostic Technician
These professionals specialize in identifying and resolving issues in vehicles powered by gasoline, diesel, or electricity. They use advanced tools and diagnostic software to assess vehicle performance, often relying on onboard computer systems and real-time testing such as road tests to pinpoint problems accurately and efficiently.
Collision Technician
Collision technicians are trained to repair or replace damaged vehicle body parts and structural elements after an accident. Their work involves using advanced repair tools and techniques, including mechanical and electrical fixes, airbag systems, and windshield or glass replacements. Due to frequent vehicle accidents, skilled collision repair experts are always in high demand.
Auto Service Technician
These technicians perform diagnostics, maintenance, and repairs on modern vehicles, which are largely managed by computer systems. They use high-tech equipment to enhance engine function and address issues in transmissions, brakes, suspensions, HVAC systems, and more. With ongoing advancements in automotive electronics, well-trained service techs are highly sought after.
Auto Mechanic
Auto mechanics, also known as service technicians, are responsible for inspecting, repairing, and maintaining vehicles. Their work includes troubleshooting engines, evaluating mechanical systems, and ensuring overall vehicle safety and performance. They play a crucial role in keeping vehicles running smoothly and reliably.
Eligibility Requirements
- Students/Learners with Age 18 & Above.
- Highschool qualifications (O Level / A levels/ 12th)
- English Language Proficiency
- Also refer to the RPL guide to know more about exemptions (for working professionals only)