What is EDWartens?
The short answer
EDWartens India is the training brand of Wartens Automation Pvt Ltd in Bangalore. It offers free online engineering and AI courses with an optional certificate, and career programmes online and in the Electronic City classroom.
How it fits together
1Learn free
Video lessons, notes and practice
2Pass the final
Free, with its own attempts
3Add a certificate
Optional, and anyone can verify it
4Go further
Career programmes, online or in Bangalore
EDWartens India (edwartens.co.in) is the training brand of Wartens Automation Pvt Ltd, based at NVR Complex, Electronic City, Bangalore. Wartens Ltd in the UK is a group company. It runs edwartens.com, a separate site with its own accounts.
What you can do here:
- Free courses in industrial automation, engineering and AI. Every lesson, the notes and the final assessment are free: see Are the courses really free?
- An optional certificate once you pass a course's final. Anyone can check it on the verification page.
- Career programmes, two taught online and two in our Electronic City classroom: see Which programmes can I join?
- Mock exams, LADX Mini and career tools in your portal.
Our centre is open Monday to Saturday, 9:00 to 18:00. Counselling is free, and our team answers calls in English, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Hindi.
EDWartens India at a glance
Bangalore
Centre in Electronic City
Free
To learn every free course
Mon to Sat
9:00 to 18:00 at the centre
Updated 22 October 2026
Related answers
- Are the courses really free?Yes. Every lesson, the notes, the practice tasks and the final assessment of a free course cost nothing, with no card. Paying is optional: mainly the certificate once you pass. The career programmes are paid and separate.
- Which programmes can I join?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.
- Where do I begin?Pick a free course or a learning path, create your free account and enrol. If you want a classroom or live online programme, book free counselling. Everything else can wait.
- Who can join?Anyone aged 16 or over can take the free courses. If you are 16 or 17, a parent or guardian must agree when you sign up. The career programmes ask you to confirm you are 18 or older.
- How do I plan which courses to take?Use the free learning plan builder at Resources: pick your goal and your hours a week, and it lays out the courses in order, week by week. Then join the path.
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