ITI course- INDUSTRIAL TRAINING INSTITUTE-Eligibility,Jobs

There are many courses or Trades of ITI; we can divide them into major two parts as engineering and non-engineering courses.

Engineering Courses-

Engineering Trades are those in which you have to read engineering-related subjects. In these courses, you will have to read Mathematics Physics and many more technical papers.

 If you take any branch related to engineering trade, then you will be able to study further engineering, you can get a lot of preference in Engineering admission also.

Non-Engineering courses-

In non-engineering trades, you have to read soft skills and daily life-related subjects.

In this, you can have maintenance, management, and IT papers.

List of Engineering and NON-Engineering ITI courses(Trades)

• Fitter- 2 years
• Electrician-2 years
• Mechanical- 2 years
• Surveyor- 2 years
• IT- 2 years
• Tool & Die Maker Engineering-3 years
•  Draughtsman (Mechanical) Engineering-2 years
•  Diesel Mechanic Engineering-1 year
•  Draughtsman (Civil) Engineering-2 year
•  Pump Operator-1 year
•  Motor Driving-cum-Mechanic Engineering-1 year
•  Turner Engineering-2 year
•  Dress Making-1 year
•  Manufacture Foot Wear-1 year
•  Information Technology & E.S.M. Engineering-2 year
•  Secretarial Practice-1 year
•  Machinist Engineering-1 year
•  Hair & Skin Care-1 year
•  Refrigeration Engineering-2 year
•  Fruit & Vegetable Processing-1 year
•  Mech. Instrument Engineering-2 year
•  Bleaching & Dyeing Calico Print-1 year
• Vessel Navigator
• Weaving Technician
• Wireman
• Cabin or Room Attendant
• Computer-Aided Embroidery And Designing
• Corporate House Keeping
• Counseling Skills
• Creche Management
• Driver Cum Mechanic (Light Motor Vehicle)
• Data Entry Operator
• Domestic House Keeping
• Event Management Assistant
• Firemen
• Front Office Assistant
• Hospital Waste Management
• Institution House Keeping
• Insurance Agent
• Library & Information Science
• Medical Transcription
• Network Technician
• Old Age Care Assistant
• Para Legal Assistant or Munshi
• Preparatory School Management (Assistant)
• Spa Therapy
• Tourist Guide
• Baker & Confectioner
• Web Designing and Computer Graphics
• Cane Willow and Bamboo Worker
• Catering and Hospitality Assistant
• Computer Operator and Programming Assistant
• Craftsman Food Production (General)
• Craftsman Food Production (Vegetarian)
• Cutting and Sewing
• Desktop Publishing Operator
• Digital Photographer
• Dress Making
• Surface Ornamentation Techniques (Embroidery)
• Fashion Design and Technology
• Finance Executive
• Fire Technology
• Floriculture and Landscaping
• Footwear Maker
• Basic Cosmetology
• Health Safety and Environment
• Health Sanitary Inspector
• Horticulture
• Hospital House Keeping
• Human Resource Executive
• Leather Goods Maker
• Litho Offset Machine Minder
• Marketing Executive
• Multimedia Animation and Special Effects
• Office Assistant cum Computer Operator
• Photographer
• Plate Maker cum Impostor
• Preservation of Fruits and Vegetables
• Process Cameraman
• Secretarial Practice (English)
• Stenographer & Secretarial Assistant (English)
• Stenographer & Secretarial oratory Equipment Technician
• Architectural Draughtsmanship
• Resource Person
• Drawing/Mathematics
• Dairying

Eligibility for ITI –

The eligibility criteria for the ITI course is as follows- 

• A pass in 8th,10th or Matriculation from any recognized Board.
• some ITI courses are available which you can join even after the 10th.
• 12th pass students can also Join the ITI course.
• For most of the courses, the minimum age at the time of admission should not be less than 14 years.
• The maximum age should be below 40 years. Age relaxation for reserved quota students is also available.
• for most of the state government ITI colleges, you have to appear and qualify in the different sate ITI entrance exams.

ITI course after 12th-

This is an important question asked by a lot of students. Can the ITI course be done even after the 12th?

Yes, even after twelfth you can join the ITI course. But the condition is that you must have maths and science subjects in the twelfth.

Many people also think that if they join the ITI course after twelfth then they will get admission in the second year. Which is not right.

The benefit of doing ITI after 12th is that you are a bit mature, you are more understanding of science and math subjects. 

You can better disguise your ITI trade.

Duration of ITI Course

As you know how the ITI course has been designed so that technical education can be given to as many people as possible.

So that more and more people can be made skilled
Therefore the duration of the ITI course also varies, some courses can be of 6 months, 9 months, one year or even 2 years. Most courses after which you can do engineering or diploma, the duration of the course is 2 years.

ITI Admissions process –

different ITI admission process are there in India, depends on the type of college and course. For most of the Direct college admission based on the 10th mark is possible. In this way, it is smarter to comprehend the ITI confirmation procedure of various states independently.

Most of the private Institutions across India will provide you with direct admission based on your 10th or 12th percentage.

Almost all state governments are conducting entrance exams for admission in the government ITI college. the main benefits of getting admission in the government colleges are quality faculty and fewer tuition fees.

For most of the Entrance exams, you have to apply online.

List of ITI Entrance exams by different state governments- 

• Andhra Pradesh ITI Admissions
• Assam ITI Admissions
• Bihar ITI Admissions
• Chhattisgarh ITI Admissions
• Delhi ITI Admissions
• Gujrat ITI Admissions
• Haryana ITI Admissions
• Himachal ITI Admissions
• Jharkhand ITI Admissions
• Karnataka ITI Admissions
• Kerala ITI Admissions
• MP ITI Admissions
• Maharashtra ITI Admissions
• Manipur ITI Admissions
• Odisha ITI Admission
• Punjab ITI Admissions
• Rajasthan ITI Admissions
• UP ITI Admissions
• Uttarakhand ITI Admissions
• West Bengal ITI Admissions

ITI course fees

Tuition fees for ITI courses in India start from 5 thousand per year and go up to 50 thousand per year for some private institutes. the tuition fees for government colleges are Low, whereas the tuition fees for private colleges are High. the average tuition fees for Government colleges are around 7 thousand per year, and for private colleges, it comes approximately 25 thousand per year.

note.- students have to pay for their book extra, and for Exam also they have to pay each semester separately. (exam fees will be around 500 to 1000 per semester)

ITI Jobs

For ITI holders Many jobs are Available according to their stream. 
We can divide that into two main parts-

Govt. Jobs ITI- 

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 the 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.  

Private Jobs ITI- 

After doing ITI, you have the option of a lot of private jobs, which you can choose according to your branch and interest.

Many students who get placement through campus selection, get jobs in private sectors, in the beginning salary may be fewer. Still, with time and experience, you will get a good salary.

A lot of people go to other countries and do jobs after doing ITI.

Higher education After ITI-

Higher education options after ITI course is open for all students. Those who have completed the 2-year industrial training institute course can join Polytechnic courses directly in 2nd year.
the branch they will get in Polytechnic depends on the department they studied in ITI.
Or they can go for other courses also. 

If a student wants to graduate after ITI, then he has to do twelfth. Or the other option is that with his ITI course, if he gets plus two from NIOS, then he can also graduate from NIOS after completing his ITI course.

Career option after ITI -

• Job opportunity
• Apprentice training in the industry
• Higher education

What roles an ITI holder can get in Job- 

• Fitter
• Welder
• Electrician
• Teacher
• mechanic
• Machine operator

Related important discussion-

which is the best ITI or Diploma?

which degree is better NCVT or SVCT?

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