ITI

ITI stands for Industrial Training Institutes. Pursuing an ITI course shapes you with essential vocational skills. Several ITI Courses and colleges are present in India, where students can enroll after passing your class 8th-12th Board Examination. One can pursue various ITI Courses such as certificate level and vocational training courses under the Government of India.

ITI Highlights 

Eligibility Criteria for ITI

1. Those candidates can apply who have passed the 8th-12th standard. Some courses also take in candidates who have completed education till the eighth or tenth standard.

2. The admission procedure for applying to the ITI courses commences.

3. The admission procedure for applying to the ITI courses commence from the month of April-May every year.

4. Most ITIs are run by government institutions or government-aided institutions. However, certain private institutions are also authorized to conduct ITI courses.

Admission Process

1. Admission to the best ITI courses after 12th varies according to the state. In some states, the entrance exam is conducted while in others admission is done on a merit basis (based on XII grade marks).

2. The ITI after the 12th entrance test will consist of 100 multiple-choice questions that must be answered in three hours.

3. Minimum percentage of marks, age and reservation-related conditions may also apply as per the institute standards.

Admission Process in Bihar for ITI

1. An entrance exam is conducted.

2. The Combined Entrance Board of Competitive Examinations in Bihar (BCECEB) conducts the examination

3. ITICAT (Industrial Training Institutes Common Entrance Test) is the name of the entrance exam test.

4. Admission is made based on the score and rank obtained in the test.

Career after ITI

ITI stands for Industrial Training Institute. ITIs have been set up with the aim of providing vocational training to Indian students. ITIs are constituted under the DGET (Directorate General of Employment and Training), Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship and Union Government.

An ITI provides vocational training and industry-specific skills to students. These skills usually help candidates land technical as well as non-technical jobs in the relevant sector or industry.

After doing ITI, you can get a lot of government jobs. Initially, this post will be elementary, but later on, you can take a lot of promotions and reach a good position. Initially, you may get less salary if you do a government job, but with time you will get a good salary. There are lots of positions in many state governments in which only ITI people can apply.

A particular reservation is there for ITI students. Apart from this, you can also apply for various other jobs in the Central Government, in defense, in the electricity department, and other central government departments.

Fitter

Welder

Electrician

Teacher mechanic

Machine operator

ITI : FAQs

Ques. What is the full form of I.T.I.?

Ans. I.T.I. stands for Industrial Training Institutes.

Ques. Which type of I.T.I. courses is offered by the institutes?

Ans. The institutes offer certificate courses of various streams.

Ques. What is the duration of I.T.I. courses?

Ans: The courses can range from six months to two-year duration depending on the program.

Ques. What should be the minimum education qualification for admission?

Ans: The minimum educational qualification varies depending on the course.

Ques. Do students need to create a trainee portfolio?

Ans: Yes, the aspirants will need to create a trainee portfolio for submission in the final examination.

Ques. What is the weightage of two-year duration courses?

Ans: The two-year duration courses have 50% weightage for every year.

Ques. Can I get admission in I.T.I. courses after Class 8?

Ans: Yes, the candidates can get admission in I.T.I. courses after class 8.