Which programmes can I join?

The short answer

There are four paid career programmes: the AEP and PGDIA in our Electronic City classroom, and EPGDIA (live online) and the AIP (self-paced online). Each has its own page, fee and terms.

The four programmes

In BangaloreClassroom

Automation, long route
AEP
Automation, four weeks
PGDIA
Applied AI
None
Taught
In person at the centre

OnlineFrom anywhere in India

Automation, long route
None
Automation, four weeks
EPGDIA
Applied AI
AIP, self-paced
Taught
Live (EPGDIA) or recorded (AIP)

Besides the free courses, EDWartens India runs four career programmes. Fees, batch dates and terms are always on each programme's page, and nothing is charged until you agree.

  • AEP, the Automation Engineer classroom programme. In person at our Electronic City centre, in phases you pass one at a time. It runs for between 3 and 12 months, depending on the phases you complete. See the AEP page.
  • PGDIA, the Post Graduate Diploma in Industrial Automation. Four weeks, Monday to Saturday, at the centre. See the PGDIA page.
  • EPGDIA, the same diploma taught live online over four weeks, with the labs done in simulators on your own computer. See the EPGDIA page.
  • AIP, applied and industrial AI. Online, self-paced, with recorded lessons and access for 12 months from purchase. See the AIP page.

Not sure which fits? Compare all four on the Courses page, or book free counselling: see How do I join a classroom programme?

These programmes are separate from the free courses. A free course never needs one, and the other way round.

Which one for me?

What suits you best?

  • I can attend in Bangalore

    AEP for the deepest route, PGDIA for four weeks.

  • I need a live trainer from home

    EPGDIA: the PGDIA course taught live online.

  • I want AI at my own pace

    The AIP: start the day you enrol.

Compare the programmes

Updated 22 October 2026

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