AET is an Authorised Certification Centre for SolidWorks in NCR. SolidWorks is one of the largest used 3D modelling software in the world. Students with the solidWorks skills after their BTech (ME) program are more likely to get their placements in the Industry. We help our students get the required industry acceptable competency and also international certification. We are the only centre which provides all training through our certified trainer, SolidWorks training materials & Certification . #Step -1 We provide 45 hours class room training on following module on SolidWorks 2019 Software . SOLIDWORKS Essentials SOLIDWORKS Drawings Assembly Modeling Advanced Part Modeling Surface Modeling Sheet Metal Weldments #Step-2 We help Student to complete a small live project using SolidWorks software :- #Step-3 We then help our student to participate in CSWA online exam and also help them qualify the certification. The details of the CSWA certification is given below:- ================================================================================================================================================= CSWA - Mechanical Design As a Certified SOLIDWORKS Associate (CSWA), you will stand out from the crowd in today’s competitive job market. The CSWA certification is proof of your SOLIDWORKS® expertise with cutting-edge skills that businesses seek out and reward. Exam Fee : Rs.8835/- Sample CSWA Exam Exam Length: 3 hours Minimum Passing grade: 70% Re-test Policy: There is a minimum 14 day waiting period between every attempt of the CSWA exam. Also, a CSWA exam credit must be purchased for each exam attempt. All candidates receive electronic certificates and personal listing on the CSWA directory* when they pass. Exam features hands-on challenges in many of these areas: Sketch entities - lines, rectangles, circles, arcs, ellipses, centerlines Sketch tools - offset, convert, trim Sketch relations Boss and cut features - extrudes, revolves, sweeps, lofts Fillets and chamfers Linear, circular, and fill patterns Dimensions Feature conditions – start and end Mass properties Materials Inserting components Standard mates - coincident, parallel, perpendicular, tangent, concentric, distance, angle Reference geometry – planes, axis, mate references Drawing views