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Build practical AutoCAD skills to create accurate 2D drawings, layouts and 3D models. Learn essential drafting tools through hands-on projects and develop the confidence to apply AutoCAD skills in real-world engineering, design and construction work.

Why this course
Build Job-Ready AutoCAD Skills for Mechanical Careers.
Develop practical AutoCAD skills for mechanical design and prepare yourself for real-world drafting and engineering requirements. This course helps mechanical engineers and students build confidence in creating accurate 2D drawings, layouts and 3D models using industry-relevant CAD tools. Through hands-on learning and practical exercises, you can understand drafting standards, improve design accuracy and apply AutoCAD concepts to mechanical design projects. Whether you are starting your career or looking to upgrade your existing skills, learning AutoCAD can support opportunities in mechanical CAD design, drafting, product design, manufacturing and engineering services. Build a strong foundation in computer-aided design (CAD) and develop skills that can complement your mechanical engineering knowledge and improve your career readiness.

Where Can AutoCAD Take Your Career?
Build AutoCAD skills that can open doors to careers in mechanical drafting, CAD design, product design and engineering. Gain practical knowledge, improve your design confidence and prepare yourself for opportunities across engineering and manufacturing industries.
₹3.5 LPA
Starting CTC
40+
Countries Students employed globally
1,000+
Job Openings
Roles our graduates step into
Career opportunities
Typical starting CTC range
₹3.5 LPA
Roles after completing
Industries that hire
Why industry demand is growing
Industry demand for AutoCAD mechanical engineers is soaring as EV production, industrial automation, and smart manufacturing explode. Modern factories require pixel-perfect precision to bridge digital designs with automated production lines. By mastering AutoCAD, engineers streamline rapid prototyping, cut material waste, and draft error-free blueprints—making them indispensable assets for companies building the future of technology.
A typical career path
Year 0-1
Junior CAD Designer
Year 2-3
CAD Designer
Year 3-5
Design Engineer
What you'll learn
8 modules, structured around a real product.
Each module builds on the last — by Module 5 you're simulating the motion of a working mechanism, not completing isolated drawing exercises.
AutoCAD Basics & Drawing Setup
Get comfortable with the AutoCAD workspace, essential commands and drawing settings. Learn to set up a clean working environment and create accurate drawings for mechanical design applications.
Topics covered
AutoCAD Interface & WorkspaceDrawing Units & LimitsCoordinate SystemsEssential Drawing CommandsObject Selection & EditingLayers & Object PropertiesDrawing Setup & StandardsPractical outcome
Create accurate AutoCAD drawings using proper units, layers, coordinates, and essential drafting commands with confidence.
2D Mechanical Drafting
Learn to create precise 2D mechanical drawings using drawing and editing tools. Develop practical skills to create components, layouts and technical drawings used in engineering workflows.
Topics covered
Basic 2D Drawing CommandsGeometric Shapes & Construction LinesModify & Editing ToolsObject Selection & PrecisionLayers & Object PropertiesMechanical Components & LayoutsDrawing Standards & PracticesPractical outcome
Create accurate 2D mechanical drawings, components and layouts using AutoCAD drafting and editing tools with improved precision.
Layers & Object Properties
Learn to organise AutoCAD drawings using layers and object properties. Understand how to control colour, linetype, lineweight and visibility for clear, structured mechanical drawings.
Topics covered
Creating & Managing LayersLayer Properties & StandardsColours & LinetypesLineweight SettingsObject PropertiesLayer Control & VisibilityOrganising Mechanical DrawingsPractical outcome
Organise drawings efficiently using layers and object properties for clear, accurate and professional mechanical drafting.
Productivity Tools
Learn AutoCAD shortcuts and productivity features to speed up drafting, reduce repetitive work and improve efficiency when creating mechanical drawings.
Topics covered
Command ShortcutsObject Selection & GripsCopyMirror & ArrayBlocks & Reusable ContentQuick Editing ToolsDrafting Efficiency TechniquesPractical outcome
Complete mechanical drafting tasks faster by using AutoCAD productivity tools, shortcuts and efficient editing techniques.
Layout & Drawing Management
Learn to organise drawing layouts, manage multiple views and prepare mechanical drawings for clear presentation and documentation.
Topics covered
Model Space & Paper SpaceLayout SetupViewportsMultiple Drawing ViewsDrawing OrganisationTitle Blocks & TemplatesPractical outcome
Create well-organised drawing layouts with appropriate views, title blocks and presentation settings for professional documentation.
Dimensioning & Annotations
Learn to add accurate dimensions, text and annotations that clearly communicate sizes, specifications and design details in mechanical drawings.
Topics covered
Linear & Aligned DimensionsAngular DimensionsDiameter & RadiusDimension StylesText & MultileadersSymbols & AnnotationsTolerancesPractical outcome
Produce clearly dimensioned mechanical drawings with accurate annotations, symbols and tolerances for engineering communication.
Plotting & Documentation
Learn to prepare AutoCAD drawings for printing and sharing by setting up plot styles, page layouts and documentation standards.
Topics covered
Page SetupPlot SettingsPrint AreaPlot StylesScale & Paper SizePDF OutputDrawing DocumentationPractical outcome
Generate properly scaled, print-ready drawings and professional PDF documentation using suitable plotting and page settings.
3D Mechanical Modelling
Build foundational 3D modelling skills in AutoCAD by creating mechanical components and applying solid modelling techniques.
Topics covered
3D WorkspaceBasic 3D SolidsExtrude & RevolveBoolean Operations3D Editing ToolsViews & Visual StylesBasic Mechanical ComponentsPractical outcome
Create and modify basic 3D mechanical components using solid modelling tools and present designs from different views.
Course at a glance
Institute credentials
ISO 9001:2015 certified quality education
Lifetime alumni support — doubts cleared even after course completion
Placement assistance
From AutoCAD Skills to Career Opportunities
Build practical AutoCAD skills that can help you move towards roles in mechanical drafting, CAD design and engineering. Gain hands-on experience, strengthen your design confidence and become better prepared for real-world career opportunities.
₹3.5 LPA
Startiing CTC
20+
Domain Career Opportunity
1,000+
Job openings

Student success stories
From training to career...
Hear it from our graduates.
Learning experience
How you'll learn at CADD Centre.
Instructor-led sessions
Classroom and live online with industry practitioners
Hands-on lab access
Licensed industry software, full lab hours included
Real-world projects
Assignments modelled on actual industry briefs
Portfolio development
Build a job-ready portfolio with placement team support
Certification & interview prep
Mock tests, cert prep, and readiness workshops
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about this course.
Still have questions?
We're here to help you.
For many beginners, AutoCAD can provide a useful foundation in engineering drawings, dimensions, geometry, and drafting principles. Once you understand these basics, moving into 3D CAD can become easier—but the right learning path depends on your career goals.
Yes. AutoCAD remains a widely recognised CAD tool for 2D drafting and engineering documentation. Learning AutoCAD can give you a strong foundation in technical drawing before you move on to more advanced 3D CAD and product design software.
You’ll learn how to create and edit 2D mechanical drawings, dimensions, annotations, sections, layouts, and engineering documentation. The course also helps you understand drafting standards and how drawings are prepared for practical engineering applications.
The course is suitable for mechanical engineering students, diploma students, graduates, and working professionals who want to build or strengthen their CAD skills. It can also be a good starting point if you’re looking to move into a design-related career.
Ready to build your career in product design?
Talk to a counsellor, download the full curriculum, or book a free demo class — we'll help you take the right first step.
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