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- Location
- Surat, Gujarat
- Established
- 1958
- Type
- Standalone Institute
- Ownership
- Government-aided
- Affiliation
- Ministry of Textiles, Government of India (Textile Research Association)
- Approvals
- Ministry of Textiles
- NAAC grade
- Not Applicable
- Annual fees
- Total intake
- 30 seats
- Official website
- mantratextiles.org
Overview
The Man-Made Textiles Research Association (MANTRA), established in 1970 in Surat, Gujarat, is a textile research and testing organization focused on synthetic and man-made fibre textiles, reflecting Surat’s status as India’s largest man-made fibre textile hub.
MANTRA offers certificate and postgraduate diploma programs in technical textiles, textile testing, and quality certification, backed by accredited testing laboratories serving the synthetic textile and technical textiles industry.
Admission is based on a relevant bachelor’s degree or diploma, with eligibility varying by program. Sign up free to see fees by quota, closing ranks and placement data.
Courses & fees
Fee structure by quota
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Courses offered
Admission
Eligibility
B.Tech/B.Sc. in Textile Technology or related discipline for PG diploma; graduates/diploma holders for short courses
Admission process
Direct admission based on academic record and interview; MANTRA also runs industry-sponsored training and man-made fiber testing certification programs.
Placements
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Campus & facilities
- Man-made
- fiber
- testing
- Laboratories
- R&D
- center
- pilot
- processing
- plant
- Library
Address
Athwa, Surat, Gujarat – 395001Frequently asked questions
What is MANTRA known for?
MANTRA (Man-Made Textiles Research Association) is a premier R&D and testing institute for synthetic and man-made textiles based in Surat.
Does MANTRA offer degree programs?
MANTRA primarily offers PG diploma, certificate and short-term training programs rather than full degree courses.