Learn industry-ready Embedded Systems through hands-on projects, expert mentors and placement-focused training trusted by 25,000+ engineers.
Across 25 years and 25,000 students, we’ve sat across the table from almost every version of this worry. The confusion is real — and it’s not your fault. Here’s what we hear most, and what we actually do about it.
Software is crowded and getting more crowded every batch. Embedded is the one skill machines can’t run without — and almost nobody your age is chasing it. That’s not a risk. That’s your opening.
That gap is the single most common thing we fix here. 80% of the program is hands-on — you’re wiring, flashing and debugging real microcontrollers from week one, not reading about them in a slide deck.
It isn’t — which is exactly why we build your capstone projects to read like real work experience on a resume, not coursework, so you’re not walking into interviews empty-handed.
We take that fear seriously, not lightly. That’s why we don’t disappear after enrolment — our placement team stays on your case till you’re actually hired, not just till the batch ends.
You won’t be learning off a YouTube tutorial with no one to answer back. 50+ subject-matter mentors — working engineers, not recorded voices — are reachable through the program.
That’s a confidence gap, not a skill gap, and it’s fixable. Mentors rehearse your project story with you before you ever sit across from a recruiter.
That pressure is real, and it isn’t yours to carry alone anymore. Our counsellors talk you through a realistic timeline you can actually tell your parents — not vague reassurance.
Comparing your beginning to someone else’s launch only stalls you further. Pick a skill that’s actually in short supply and get moving — that’s the fastest way out of the scroll-and-panic loop.
AI can write code. It can’t solder a board, debug a sensor, or make a physical machine respond in real time — that’s exactly the ground embedded engineers stand on, and it’s getting more valuable, not less.
Every year, thousands of engineering students graduate. Most of them did nothing wrong — they studied, they cleared their exams, they earned the degree they were told would be enough.
And yet companies keep rejecting them. Not because they aren’t smart. Because a degree alone doesn’t prove you can actually build anything.
That’s exactly why students with average marks but real, hands-on projects on their resume often get hired before university toppers with no practical exposure. Recruiters aren’t hiring your marksheet — they’re hiring proof that you can do the job on day one.
Lakhs learn to write code. Very few learn to make hardware think. Go where the resume pile is thinner and the pay respects the skill.
80% hands-on sessions. Microcontrollers in your hands from week one. You'll debug real boards, not just read about them.
50+ subject-matter mentors, live instructor-led classes, and a placement team that stays on your case till you're hired.
We map what you already know against what the industry actually needs.
Real boards, real debugging, from week one — not slides.
Build things worth putting on a resume, not just a mini-project.
Rehearse your project story until it's second nature.
Turn your projects into something a recruiter stops scrolling for.
Direct access to our hiring partner network.
The placement cell stays on your case till you get there.
Job-ready, not just certified.
Embedded C, Microcontrollers, RTOS, Automotive Protocols and Edge AI — taught by practitioners, tested on real boards, backed by a placement cell that means it.
Running since 1998 — long enough to have trained the seniors who are now hiring our juniors.
A division of Cranes Software International Limited — not an institute that appeared out of nowhere.
Taught by people who build embedded systems for a living, not full-time trainers reading slides.
Companies that return every batch to hire again — the strongest proof a placement claim can offer.
Modules updated with input from working embedded engineers, not a syllabus frozen a decade ago.
Mock interviews, resume reviews and a dedicated corporate-relations team working your case till you're hired.






























Not at all. The program starts with the fundamentals of Embedded Systems, C programming and electronics. Whether you’re a beginner or have some prior knowledge, mentors guide you step by step until you’re confident working on real hardware.
Yes. Mechanical Engineering graduates with an interest in Embedded Systems, Automation, IoT or Automotive Electronics are welcome, and many have successfully transitioned into embedded careers with the right training.
Absolutely. Diploma holders in Electronics, Electrical, Instrumentation, Mechanical, Computer Science and related branches can enrol and build industry-ready embedded skills.
ECE, EEE, E&I, CSE, Mechanical and Diploma students across these streams have all completed this program. If you’re unsure whether your branch is a fit, a quick counselling call will clear it up.
We provide dedicated placement assistance — resume building, mock interviews, technical interview preparation and access to hiring opportunities through our industry network. Job offers depend on your performance, attendance, assessments and interview success, but we stay on your case until you’re placed.
Yes, for outstation students, subject to availability. Our counselling team will walk you through accommodation options during admission.
Yes. Weekend batches are available for working professionals and students who can’t attend on weekdays.
Yes. Live, online instructor-led batches let you learn from anywhere while interacting directly with trainers during sessions.
Real hardware. 80% of the program is hands-on — you’re wiring, flashing and debugging actual microcontrollers and boards, not just running simulators
You’ll work through multiple industry-grade projects across the program, building up to a capstone project designed to be resume-worthy, not a single mini-project.
Yes. Mentors rehearse your project story and run mock technical interviews with you before you sit in front of an actual recruiter.
Our alumni now work at companies including Bosch, Capgemini, ZF Technologies, L&T Technologies, Tata Elxsi, Aptiv, Genpact and Kyndryl, among 500+ active hiring partners.
Yes, as part of placement support — your projects are packaged into a resume built to get past filters and actually get read by a recruiter.
Yes. Final-year engineering students are welcome to start early so they walk into placement season with hands-on skills already built, not still starting from scratch.
You’ll work across Embedded C, microcontrollers, RTOS, automotive protocols (like CAN) and Edge AI, using real development boards, oscilloscopes and debugging tools — not just textbook diagrams.
Batches are kept intentionally small so mentors can give hands-on, one-on-one attention rather than lecturing to a packed hall. Ask your counsellor for the current batch size.
Duration varies by program. Most Embedded Systems programs run 4 to 6 months, including practical labs, projects and placement preparation
Yes. Flexible EMI options are available to make the course affordable — your admission counsellor can walk you through the payment plans
Duration varies by program. Most Embedded Systems programs run 4 to 6 months, including practical labs, projects and placement preparation
Yes, on successful completion. More importantly, you’ll graduate with industry-level projects that strengthen your resume and portfolio well beyond the certificate itself.
Entry-level packages generally range from ₹3 LPA to ₹8 LPA depending on your skills, projects, interview performance and the hiring company, with higher packages possible for exceptional performers.
Yes. This program is designed for final-year engineering students, fresh graduates, diploma holders and early-career professionals looking to build a career in Embedded Systems.
25+ years of legacy, backing from Cranes Software International Limited, 80% hands-on training on industrial-grade boards, 50+ practitioner mentors, and a placement cell that stays on your case till you’re hired — not just till the certificate is issued.
Yes. You’re welcome to visit the training centre and see the labs, boards and setup for yourself before making a decision — just ask your counsellor to schedule a visit.
Yes. A free, no-pressure counselling call is the first step — we’ll also tell you honestly if this isn’t the right fit for your goals.
Not at all. The program starts with the fundamentals of Embedded Systems, C programming and electronics. Whether you’re a beginner or have some prior knowledge, mentors guide you step by step until you’re confident working on real hardware.
Yes. Mechanical Engineering graduates with an interest in Embedded Systems, Automation, IoT or Automotive Electronics are welcome, and many have successfully transitioned into embedded careers with the right training.
Absolutely. Diploma holders in Electronics, Electrical, Instrumentation, Mechanical, Computer Science and related branches can enrol and build industry-ready embedded skills.
ECE, EEE, E&I, CSE, Mechanical and Diploma students across these streams have all completed this program. If you’re unsure whether your branch is a fit, a quick counselling call will clear it up.
We provide dedicated placement assistance — resume building, mock interviews, technical interview preparation and access to hiring opportunities through our industry network. Job offers depend on your performance, attendance, assessments and interview success, but we stay on your case until you’re placed.
Yes, for outstation students, subject to availability. Our counselling team will walk you through accommodation options during admission.
Yes. Weekend batches are available for working professionals and students who can’t attend on weekdays.
Yes. Live, online instructor-led batches let you learn from anywhere while interacting directly with trainers during sessions.
Real hardware. 80% of the program is hands-on — you’re wiring, flashing and debugging actual microcontrollers and boards, not just running simulators
You’ll work through multiple industry-grade projects across the program, building up to a capstone project designed to be resume-worthy, not a single mini-project.
Yes. Mentors rehearse your project story and run mock technical interviews with you before you sit in front of an actual recruiter.
Our alumni now work at companies including Bosch, Capgemini, ZF Technologies, L&T Technologies, Tata Elxsi, Aptiv, Genpact and Kyndryl, among 500+ active hiring partners.
Yes, as part of placement support — your projects are packaged into a resume built to get past filters and actually get read by a recruiter.
Yes. Final-year engineering students are welcome to start early so they walk into placement season with hands-on skills already built, not still starting from scratch.
You’ll work across Embedded C, microcontrollers, RTOS, automotive protocols (like CAN) and Edge AI, using real development boards, oscilloscopes and debugging tools — not just textbook diagrams.
Batches are kept intentionally small so mentors can give hands-on, one-on-one attention rather than lecturing to a packed hall. Ask your counsellor for the current batch size.
Duration varies by program. Most Embedded Systems programs run 4 to 6 months, including practical labs, projects and placement preparation
Yes. Flexible EMI options are available to make the course affordable — your admission counsellor can walk you through the payment plans
Duration varies by program. Most Embedded Systems programs run 4 to 6 months, including practical labs, projects and placement preparation
Yes, on successful completion. More importantly, you’ll graduate with industry-level projects that strengthen your resume and portfolio well beyond the certificate itself.
Entry-level packages generally range from ₹3 LPA to ₹8 LPA depending on your skills, projects, interview performance and the hiring company, with higher packages possible for exceptional performers.
Yes. This program is designed for final-year engineering students, fresh graduates, diploma holders and early-career professionals looking to build a career in Embedded Systems.
25+ years of legacy, backing from Cranes Software International Limited, 80% hands-on training on industrial-grade boards, 50+ practitioner mentors, and a placement cell that stays on your case till you’re hired — not just till the certificate is issued.
Yes. You’re welcome to visit the training centre and see the labs, boards and setup for yourself before making a decision — just ask your counsellor to schedule a visit.
Yes. A free, no-pressure counselling call is the first step — we’ll also tell you honestly if this isn’t the right fit for your goals.
