What is the difference between an ITI and a Polytechnic college?

1- If you do not wish to study more or do not have the necessary resources, then you can get technical jobs by doing an ITI course; otherwise, if you want to go ahead in the technical field, it would be better to do polytechnics at less expense and less time. 2- ITI courses have a duration of 2 years, whereas Polytechnic courses have a duration of 3 years. 3- Benefits of ITI courses: easy employment, short course duration, early job opportunities, cheaper than other courses, and government-approved course, could be perused even after the 8th, 10th, or 12th. Benefits of Polytechnic courses: They offer more training, practice, and practical knowledge than other courses. Polytechnic courses are more similar to engineering courses; therefore, entry into the engineering field is easy. Some companies prefer Polytechnic students more than engineering students. Polytechnic students could peruse an engineering course and join an engineering course as a lateral entry. 4-year. 4- ITI courses are comparatively cheaper than the Polytechnic course stream. While the fee range for ITI courses could be around INR 1,000 to INR 10,000, the course fee for Polytechnic courses could be around INR 10,000 to INR 20,000. 5- Jobs: ITI students work as tradesmen mates, mechanics/co-Operator Electronics Communication System Apprentices, electronic communication system apprentices, housekeepers/apprentices, and so on, whereas Polytechnic students work as junior engineers, IT assistants, PSU jobs, clerks, technicians, and so on. I hope this will help you.

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ITI is a training programme of technical as well some non-technical course. Polytechnic colleges run their Diploma and post Diploma courses in many streams. Basic difference is in the pattern of education, ITI emphasize more on workshop related practical knowledge, while poly focus on theoretical course.

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