Medium Of Instructions | Mode Of Learning | Mode Of Delivery |
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English | Self Study | Video and Text Based |
Candidates can find the Farm Machinery course on the Swayam website. Swayam was envisioned by the Indian Ministry of Human Resource Development of the government of India to make access to education possible for all economic strata of society.
Swayam does not charge any course fee and the courses are created by researchers and scholars from India’s topmost institutes. But candidates who would like to get a certificate from Swayam need to pay an exam fee to be eligible for the end-term proctored exam, which is a compulsory requirement for getting Swayam certified.
The Farm Machinery course by Swayam is designed for people involved with agricultural engineering. They learn about the components and structure of basic modern horticultural equipment along with the basic principles of modern technology like sensors, embedded systems, image processing, and microcontrollers.
The course contents consist of basic principles and the correct utilization of modern techniques. Custom hiring, use of machines, and small farm mechanization techniques are also discussed in detail with real-life examples.
Fees Informations | Certificate Availability | Certificate Providing Authority |
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INR 1000 | yes | IIT Kharagpur |
No payment is needed for enrolling in the course, but candidates have to pay 1000 INR to be eligible for the final certification exam
Course name | Course fee |
Farm Machinery | None |
Certification Qualifying Details
Candidates that clear the end-term exam and complete their course assignments are given a certificate of completion for the Farm Machinery course by Swayam.
The Farm Machinery course is mainly mapped out for:
Steps to register self for the Farm Machinery course on the Swayam website
Candidates need to register themselves for the exam. During registration, candidates have to choose from a list of exam centres, a location which will be easy for them to reach. The exam is proctored and has to be written in-person on the declared time and date. Final marks that will be put on the certificate – 75 percent comes from exam score + 25 percent is taken from average assignment score.
Calculation of average assignment score – 25 percent of the average of best 8 assessments of a candidate out of total 12 assessments conducted. Calculating the exam score - 75 percent of the marks received by a candidate in the certification exam of 100 marks.
Candidates can be eligible for the certificate only if their average marks from assignments are more than 10 out of 25 marks and they score more than 30 out of 75 marks in the end-term exam. If any one of these stipulations are not met then candidates will not get the certificate (even if they score more than 40 out of 100 marks in the end-term exam)
Professor V.K.Tiwari completed his B.Tech, M.Tech, and PhD from India’s prestigious IIT system. He has been a faculty member of IIT Kharagpur for more than 35 years. He teaches farm machinery, design, farm power, engineering ergonomics, and precision agriculture.
Swayam is a government-run online educational portal. The Farm Machinery course certification is verified by both IIT Kharagpur and NPTEL. The credits from the Swayam course can also be transferred according to UGC guidelines.
Candidates have to go in-person to the examination centre chosen by them and answer the end-term examination question paper.
Press the ‘Swayam Helpline/Support’ option on the bottom of the Farm Machinery course webpage. A pop-up box will ask candidates to select the Swayam National Coordinator for the course. NPTEL (National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning) is the course coordinator for the Farm Machinery course by Swayam.