GOVERNMENT TOOL ROOM & TRAINING CENTRE - MYSORE (GTTCM)

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Government Tool Room & Training Centre - Mysore (GTTCM)
GOVERNMENT TOOL ROOM & TRAINING CENTRE - MYSORE (GTTCM)

The cyan and blue emblem of Government Tool Room & Training Centre - Mysore (GTTCM) features an abstract depiction of ‘∞’ (infinity loop) with an outline of a gear with teeth. This motif is supported by its initials ‘GTTC’ in dark blue extrabold sans-serif, its full name in Kannada and its motto in Kannada. The infinity loop typically symbolises endless possibilities, continuous improvement, and perpetual learning. In the context of GTTC, it represents the continuous nature of skill development, innovation, and the lifelong learning journey encouraged within the technical and vocational training environment. The gears integrated into the infinity loop are a direct representation of engineering, machinery, tools, and the industrial sector, which are central to the training provided at GTTC.

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