What Our Engineers Say

I had a great experience at Edwartens PLC Training Centre. The trainers are very knowledgeable and explain PLC concepts clearly with plenty of practical sessions using real industrial equipment.

I recently completed the Automation course at EDWARTENS and had an excellent experience. The curriculum helped me build a strong foundation of technical knowledge, and the teaching methodology was highly effective.

The PLC programming course at ED Wartens provides a good learning environment for students interested in industrial automation. Trainers are knowledgeable and explain concepts clearly.

I had a good learning experience. The course was very practical and helped me understand concepts like PLC programming, SCADA, and HMI clearly.

Learned Siemens, Omron, and ABB PLCs with SCADA from scratch, opening up career opportunities in industrial automation.

EDWartens is hands down the best PLC training institute in Bangalore. The lab has actual Siemens S7-1200 and S7-1500 PLCs, Allen-Bradley CompactLogix, Delta DVP, and ABB AC500 controllers. I programmed on all of them during my 4-month course. Got placed at Honeywell within three weeks of completing the program.

I switched from an IT background to automation after completing the course here. The trainers are practicing engineers who bring real project experience into the classroom. My confidence grew week by week.

Good training overall. The SCADA module using WinCC and FactoryTalk View was very thorough. I would have liked a few more sessions on advanced PID tuning but the rest was solid.

The VR-based training with Meta Quest headsets was something I never expected at a training institute. Practicing on virtual industrial setups before touching real equipment made a huge difference in my learning curve.

I came from a mechanical engineering background with zero knowledge of PLCs. Within four months, I was writing structured text programs and configuring SCADA systems. Now working at Bosch as an automation engineer.

The placement support here is genuine. They prepared my resume, conducted mock interviews, and connected me with their hiring partners. I received my offer letter from Schneider Electric before even finishing my final project.

Comprehensive course covering Siemens, Rockwell, Delta, and Mitsubishi PLCs. The hands-on sessions are the highlight. Every concept taught in theory is immediately practiced on real hardware.

What sets EDWartens apart is the experience certificate from Wartens UK. This international credential really helped during my job search. Recruiters took my profile more seriously because of it.

The AI and Machine Learning module was a pleasant surprise. We built actual computer vision models for quality inspection and predictive maintenance. This combination of automation and AI is exactly what the industry needs today.

Friendly and supportive environment. The batch size is small so trainers give individual attention. I struggled with ladder logic initially but my trainer spent extra time after class to help me understand.

Worth every rupee I invested. The curriculum covers PLC, SCADA, HMI, VFD, and DCS. Very few institutes offer all of these under one roof.

I completed the robotics and IIoT track. The KUKA robot programming sessions and IoT gateway configurations were excellent. Got placed at KUKA India as a robotics engineer.

Best PLC training in Bangalore, no doubt. I visited five other institutes before choosing EDWartens. The infrastructure, trainers, and placement record are miles ahead.

The interview preparation and coaching was incredibly helpful. They conducted multiple mock interviews, reviewed my technical answers, and even helped me negotiate my salary. Placed at Emerson with a package I never expected.

Good practical training. Learned multiple PLC brands in one course which is a big advantage. Most other institutes only teach one or two brands.