Benefits of ITI: What are the benefits of doing ITI, know where you can get government jobs other than railways..

Benefits of ITI: Even now, the craze for ITI is not less. Thousands of students study ITI after completing 10th grade. In some states, admission is done on merit, and in some states on the basis of examination. Students of 14 years of age who have passed 8th or 10th can take admission. ITI studies are done in various trades. For example, the duration of the course is two years for electrician, fitter, and mechanic (motor vehicle). Let us know what the benefits of doing ITI are, and in which government departments jobs are available.

In the ITI, i.e., Industrial Training Institute, course, skills are taught to the youth for jobs. After studying this, doors open for jobs in the government and private sector. After doing ITI from trades like electrician and fitter, youth can also start their own work. The course is skill-based. With its certificate, ITI earns better than non-certified workers in similar technical fields.

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The maximum number of jobs for youth with an ITI certificate is available in the Indian Railways. Jobs for ITI apprentice posts keep coming up from time to time in various zones of the Railways. Selection for the posts of apprentice is done through merit without any examination. Merit is prepared based on educational qualifications.

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After doing ITI, government jobs are available in many departments apart from Indian Railways. Vacancies come out from time to time for the posts of tradesman, technician, and helper in the defense forces like the Army, Navy, and Air Force. Apart from this, government departments like the Public Works Department (PWD), Municipal Corporation, and the State Transport Department also take out recruitments. Along with this, jobs are also available in public sector undertakings (PSUs) like BHEL, ONGC, IOCL.

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