What can I pursue after ITI?

After completing ITI trade, you are eligible to apply for various jobs related to mechanical trade or electrical trade in Indian Defense services , Railways, Airforce and Private or Public sector organizations depending upon whether you have passed ITI(Mechanical Trade) or ITI(Electrical Trade) . You are also eligible to set up fabrication workshop in case of Mechanical Trade or Electrical winding shop for Motors and Transformers in case of Electrical Trade, on your own if you wish. AITT means All India Technical Trade course conducted by NCVT(National Council of Vocational training). NCVT conducts variety of courses in Engineering Trade and Non Engineering Trade with different time durations ( one year to three years) through Government training centers in most of the states which come under Ministry of Labour and Training. If you qualify AITT course in Engineering Trade, you will be awarded National Trade Certificate(NTC) and then it will be considered as equivalent to Diploma in Engineering I.e Diploma in Mechanical Engineering or Diploma in Electrical Engineering. To join ITI course in any trade , you must have passed 10th standard. Generally no competitive examination is conducted for the admission. But admission and allotment of Trades in Government run ITIs is done based on the marks obtained in X standard.

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