Certificate in Mechatronics and Robotics

The exam covers system integration, sensors and transducers, actuators and power transmission, microcontrollers and embedded programming, control systems, power electronics and drives, robot kinematics and motion planning, and industrial robotics applications.

This exam is suited to mechatronics and robotics students, automation and control engineers, embedded systems developers, mechanical or electrical engineers moving into robotics, and lab technicians in automation.

No formal experience is required. However, a basic understanding of mechanical systems, electronics principles, and simple programming concepts will help you succeed.

The exam includes multiple-choice questions, programming and wiring scenarios, control system design problems, and kinematics calculations.

The exam lasts 120 minutes. You must score at least 60% to pass.

The exam tests your ability to integrate mechanical and electronic components, program microcontrollers, tune control loops, plan robot motion, and apply safety standards.

Review your course notes on sensors, actuators, and control theory. Practice programming simple control loops, solve kinematic problems, and work with sensor interfacing exercises.

Yes. You may retake the exam after a two-week waiting period. There is no limit on the number of attempts.

Results are emailed within two weeks. After you pass, you will receive a digital certificate and a detailed score report.

You can register online through our portal. Select your preferred date and location, complete payment, and you will receive a confirmation email.