RFID Course in Basaria by Indian RFID
Become a Certified RFID Specialist in 1 month - live online from Basaria
Learn RFID end to end from engineers who have deployed it for 29+ years - tags and chips, readers and antennas, encoding, printing, site surveys, software integration and ROI. Live online classes with real equipment demonstrated on camera.
Students in Basaria, Jharkhand join live online classes from home or office - no travel needed. Trainers demonstrate real RFID tags, readers, antennas and printers on camera from the Indian RFID lab in Dwarka, New Delhi.
- 12 January 2027Batch starts
- 1 monthIntensive program
- Live onlinePractical session in New Delhi if needed
- Hands-onReal tags, readers & printers
until the batch starts
Indian participants₹50,000 + GST
| Participants | 1st batch | 2nd batch onward |
|---|---|---|
| India | ₹50,000 + GST | ₹1,20,000 + GST |
| Europe | ₹72,000 | ₹1,50,000 |
| Americas | ₹72,000 | ₹1,50,000 |
Indian fees apply solely to Indian participants. Taxes for international participants as applicable.
Same for India, Europe & the Americas₹12,000
Limited seats per batch for hands-on lab time.
What you will learn - 4-week syllabus
RFID foundations & tags
- History of RFID: who invented RFID - Mario Cardullo and Charles Walton, the fathers of RFID - from WWII radar to EPC Gen2
- How RFID works: coupling, backscatter, anti-collision
- RFID vs barcode comparison - when to use each, and using both together
- LF, HF/NFC and UHF - choosing the band
- Tag types and form factors; chips from Impinj, NXP, Alien, EM
- Lab: read & compare 20+ tag types on metal, liquid and cartons
Readers, antennas & read range
- Fixed, handheld and integrated readers; antenna gain & polarisation
- Types of reader antennas, fixed-reader accessories and direction of travel
- Read range, power settings, RSSI, stray reads and tuning
- Standards & regulations: EPC Gen2 / ISO 18000-63, ISO 14443/15693, India 865-867 MHz
- Lab: configure a 4-port reader, portal and handheld inventory
Data, encoding & software
- Tag memory banks, EPC/SGTIN-96 encoding, locking and kill
- How RFID chips are encoded; desktop, printer and inline encoders
- RFID printers and BarTender label software: print-encode-verify
- Middleware: filtering, events, LLRP/MQTT and ERP/WMS integration
- Lab: encode GS1 SGTIN labels and push reads to a dashboard
Projects, ROI & certification
- Site survey, tag testing protocol and acceptance criteria
- Step-by-step solutions: jewellery, warehouse, inventory, laundry, car parking, exporters
- Case study: how FASTag works in India
- Cost, ROI and writing a project proposal
- Capstone project, assessment and Certified RFID Specialist certificate
Barcode vs RFID - comparison
Both identify items automatically. Our courses teach when to use each - and how the best systems use both together.
| Barcode | RFID | |
|---|---|---|
| How it is read | Optically - the code must be seen by a scanner | By radio - no line of sight needed, reads through cartons |
| Items per read | One at a time | Hundreds of tags per second |
| Read distance | Contact to a few metres (2D imagers) | Centimetres (NFC / HF) to about 10 m or more (passive UHF) |
| Data | Fixed when printed; 1D holds a number, 2D holds more | Chip memory can be written, updated and locked |
| Identity | Usually one number per product type (GTIN) | Unique serial number per item (EPC / SGTIN) |
| Durability | Can be scratched, torn or soiled | Chip and antenna can sit inside a label or hard tag |
| Cost per label | Lowest - a printed label | Higher - label plus inlay, printed and encoded |
| Equipment | Barcode printers and scanners | RFID printers, readers, antennas, handhelds, gates |
| Standards | GS1 EAN/UPC, GS1-128, QR, Data Matrix | EPC Gen2 / ISO 18000-63, ISO 14443 / 15693, NFC |
| Best for | Billing, documents, low-cost items, partners without RFID | Fast stock counts, high-value items, gates and automation |
Learn more: RFID vs barcode vs NFC vs BLE · From barcode to RFID · Who invented RFID · History of barcodes
Who should join
- Engineering and IT students who want a specialist career skill
- Supply-chain, warehouse, retail and manufacturing professionals
- Software developers integrating RFID with ERP / WMS / POS
- Sales and pre-sales engineers of automation and barcode companies
- Entrepreneurs planning an RFID business or system-integration practice
- Exporters who must supply RFID-tagged goods to global buyers
What you get
- Live instructor-led sessions and doubt clearing
- Hands-on labs with UHF, HF/NFC and LF tags, fixed and handheld readers, RFID printers
- Course notes based on the free RFID Academy plus lab manuals
- Capstone project on a real business case
- Indian RFID Certified RFID Specialist certificate on completion
- Guidance from a team with 29+ years in barcode and RFID
Book your seat - batch 12 January 2027
Fill in the form. You will receive a registration number by email, and our team will call you within 24 hours with payment details for the registration fee of ₹12,000.
- 1 Submit this form
- 2 Pay the ₹12,000 registration fee
- 3 Seat confirmed - join on 12 Jan
Questions? +91-9717122688 · gm@indianbarcode.com
Pay course fees to Yes Bank
- Bank
- Yes Bank Ltd.
- Account name
- MINDWARE
- Account no.
- 026383800001423
- IFSC
- YESB0000263
- Branch
- Pankaj Central Plaza, Plot No.5, MLU, Sector 12, Dwarka, Ground & 2nd Floor, New Delhi-110078
This Yes Bank account is only for payment of course fees (RFID course and Barcode Academy). Please register first, then pay and quote your registration number. For products and services, use the accounts on our bank details page.
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Course FAQ
Can I join the RFID course from Basaria?
Students in Basaria, Jharkhand join live online classes from home or office - no travel needed. Trainers demonstrate real RFID tags, readers, antennas and printers on camera from the Indian RFID lab in Dwarka, New Delhi.
What is the duration of the course?
One month of guided learning with live sessions, hands-on labs, assignments and a final capstone project.
Is the course online or in a classroom?
At present all courses are live online, so you can join from anywhere in India or abroad. Trainers demonstrate real tags, readers, antennas and printers on camera from the Indian RFID lab in New Delhi. If you need practical, hands-on training, we arrange a session at Indian RFID in New Delhi, India.
What is the fee?
For Indian participants the first batch fee is Rs. 50,000 + GST; from the 2nd batch onward it is Rs. 1,20,000 + GST. The Indian fee applies solely to Indian participants. For participants from Europe and the Americas the fee is Rs. 72,000 for the first batch and Rs. 1,50,000 from the 2nd batch onward. The registration fee of Rs. 12,000 to book a seat is the same for participants from India, Europe and the Americas; our team shares payment details after you register.
When does the next batch start?
The next batch starts on 12 January 2027. Seats are limited so that every student gets hands-on time with the equipment.
Do I need an engineering background?
No. Basic computer skills are enough. Engineers, IT staff, operations and supply-chain professionals, sales engineers and students all join.
Does the course cover the history of RFID?
Yes. Week 1 starts with how RFID was invented - from wartime radar and Harry Stockman's 1948 work on reflected power to Mario Cardullo's 1973 patent and Charles Walton's patents, the two inventors called the father of RFID - and how EPC Gen2 and RAIN RFID came about.
Will I get a certificate?
Yes. Students who complete the labs, assessment and capstone project receive the Indian RFID Certified RFID Specialist certificate.
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