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 INSTITUTE OF SOLAR TECHNOLOGY

 Regd. under NCT New Delhi, GOVT. of  INDIA, Authorised Training Center of NIESBUD, under Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship



Courses we offer

  • ADVANCE CERTIFICATE IN PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEM INSTALLER
  • ADVANCE CERTIFICATE IN PV TECHNICIAN / ENGINEERING 
  • ADVANCE CERTIFICATE IN PV TECHNOLOGY AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

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