Why should I join ITI ?

1. The National Trade Certificate (NTC) holders have the following opportunities
2. Seek recruitment in Industries as trade apprentices.
3. They ordinarily get a rebate in the duration of apprenticeship training equal to the number of years of ITI training already undergone.
4. For more information about apprenticeship training, contact Joint Directors of Training, Bangalore, Gulbarga, and Mysore & Hubli Divisional Offices.
5. Seek employment in the Industries as skilled or semi-skilled craftsmen.
6. Take up self-employment as Electrician, Auto-Mechanic, Fabricator, etc.,
7. Experience in self-employment may lead to setting up of independent production centers or service centers.
8. Trade Syllabus as directed by National Department of Employment and Training (DGET).

How are the ITI Admissions Made?

1. The Academic year commences form 1st August every year.
2. Notification inviting applications for admission will be published in the leading newspapers and radio of the State normally in the month of May every year.
3. Application forms are invited through online. Online application is available in our departmental website www.emptrg.kar.nic.in
4. All the Admission process is done through admission software (in department website) only.
5. Document verification fees of Rs: 50/- is payable from candidate.
6. Selection list is announced according to merit cum reservation process.
7. Mobile Messages are sent to the selected candidates for admission.

Seat Distribution

Seats are reserved for various categories like GM, SC, ST, Category-I , IIA, IIB, IIIA, IIIB and horizontal reservation is followed for 5% of those who are studying in Kannada Medium Ist to 10th Standard, physically Handicapped, Women and Ex-Servicemen as per existing Government orders.

Besides, Additional SC candidates equal to 20% of the intake capacity are also admitted in each ITI under the Special Component Plan (SCP).

Reservations

Horizontal Reservation