Build Clubs are student-run, and have nothing to do with curriculum. Here, students come together to build things. They spend huge amounts of time together learning, playing and enjoying – just like a child with LEGO.
Every student deserves a space where learning meets fun and play. Where their imagination can run free. Where they can grow into design thinkers, and go on to do wonders in tech. Build Club is exactly that.
"Build Club got off with a launch workshop where we had a wonderful opportunity to build, experiment, troubleshoot, and learn by doing."
"Build club has given us great platform to learn, experiment, collaborate, and exchange ideas with others while gaining insights into innovation and project building "
"Through Build Club, our students don't just learn technology, they create it. "
Beyond everyday building, the Build Club offers specialized courses that deepen students' skills in emerging technologies. These programs lie outside the regular rhythm of the club but are still a key part of what Build Club stands for.
Power Electronics is a highly specialized field, and designing reliable power electronic systems demands deep technical skill, precision, and hands-on experience. To prepare students for this challenge, the Finishing School offers a six-month, rigorous and intensive training program in power electronics for final year students and fresh graduates. Students spend close to 60 hours every week working directly on real-world power electronics designs—learning to build, test, and refine systems through continuous experimentation. This course is developed by the Power Electronics Consortium of India with faculty members from prominent institutes across India.
India faces a significant shortage of skilled product designers, and many young graduates struggle to meet the demands of this rapidly evolving field. This six-month intensive paid course in product design is the best way to learn product design is by actually designing products. Lectures are limited and majority of time is dedicated to building, experimenting, and developing products from scratch. Students spend nearly 60 hours per week designing and developing products mainly in electro-mechanical disciplines. This course also entails supplementary learning about Market Analysis, Design Thinking, and more.
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Build Club will transform your students' learning experience.
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