PLC Control Systems Training
Learn to program, wire and troubleshoot the controller that runs almost every automated line in Indian industry — on Siemens, Allen-Bradley, Schneider and Mitsubishi hardware, not a simulator screen.
A PLC is the ruggedized computer that keeps a plant running.
A Programmable Logic Controller is an industrial digital computer built to run machinery and process lines reliably, in conditions no office computer could survive — heat, vibration, electrical noise, dust. It reads the state of the plant through sensors, decides what should happen next using logic you write, and drives motors, valves and actuators to make it happen.
Every PLC system is built from the same four building blocks: a CPU that executes your program, a power supply that conditions incoming AC into the DC the system runs on, I/O modules that connect to field sensors and actuators, and a programming device used to write and download logic to the controller.
On the floor, a PLC runs in a constant loop — read inputs, execute logic, write outputs — dozens of times a second, which is what lets it hold a packaging line, a conveyor, or a batching process in tight, continuous control.
The Scan Cycle
Every topic a working PLC engineer is expected to know.
Standard & advanced content, built around real panels — not slide decks.
Four ways to write the same logic — trained on all of them.
Ladder Logic
Mirrors relay wiring diagrams — the default language across Indian industry and the easiest entry point for an electrical background.
Function Block Diagram
Blocks and connectors represent functions and data flow — suited to complex algorithms and process control loops.
Structured Text
A high-level, Pascal-like language for math-heavy logic and calculations that ladder diagrams handle poorly.
Sequential Function Chart
A graphical map of sequential steps — built for batch processes that move through a defined order of stages.
What to expect before you enroll.
| Mode of Learning | Online, offline, workshop, company floor or plant-floor sessions |
| Offline Centres | Ahmedabad · Surat · Baroda · Rajkot |
| Online Reach | Pan-India, plus international timings for the US, Europe and the Middle East |
| Eligibility | 10th / 12th / ITI, B.E., B.Tech, Diploma, Masters or Graduates in Electrical, Electronics, Instrumentation, Mechatronics or Power Electronics; B.Sc./M.Sc. in Electronics or Physics; working professionals welcome |
| Duration | 1 month / 30 days, or customized to your schedule |
| Course Level | Standard & advanced content |
| Included | Demo software, worked examples, theory and practical reading material |
| Placement Roles | Jr. Engineer, Project Engineer, Site Engineer, Field Engineer, Programmer |
| Hiring Companies | OEMs, system integrators, manufacturing companies & MNCs |
| Typical Salary | ₹25,000 – ₹35,000 per month for freshers and experienced entrants |
Program the same controllers you'll find on the job.
The roles PLC-trained engineers step into.
Ready to program your first live panel?
Individual sessions and small cohorts start every month — online or at any of our four Gujarat centres.