Vision
          OP Jindal Community College strives to be one of the global leaders in producing competent and skilled workforce at par with world standards through competency-based technical and vocational training.

Mission
           OP Jindal Community College promotes lifelong learning of vocational skills for all, irrespective of age, caste, creed, gender, prior education and socio economic environment, place of birth or location.
           OP Jindal Community College (OPJCC), a private technical vocational education and training provider,  was started in 2007 as OP Jindal Institute of Technology and Skills. It was transformed into a community college in 2011 to reflect JSPL Chairman and patron, the Honorable Naveen Jindal's commitment to educational and economic mobility for all.  OPJCC students learn in order to earn.  They are taught practical, relevant skills to improve their employability. Hands-on training with the latest tools and equipment is emphasized under the constant supervision of qualified instructors. Lifelong learning is also promoted in response to ever-increasing technological advances in today's industries.
OP Jindal Community College
Shri Naveen Jindal
In any industry, a quality product is one that meets the exact pre-stated specifications of the customer. Similarly, a skilled technician is one who is able to meet the performance expectations stated by the job market
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* APARAJITA 'Exclusive Construction Training Program for Women'.

* UTTHAAN, a successful signature job preparation programme for project affected families.

* OP Jindal Community College, Barbil campus started Construction trades in Carpentry & Mason from 2nd May 2013 with 15 Nos. of trainees in each trade.

Shri OP Jindal

“Without the upliftment of weak and backward sections of the society, a nation can never prosper.”

“Truly, for some men destiny, isn’t written,
UNLESS THEY WRITE IT….”