ITI  Indranagar

Industrial Training Institute, Indranagar was set up in 1959 with a modest motive to supply trained manpower in areas of mechanical, electrical, civil and automobile engineering for meeting the requirements of the local industry as well as the state. Gradually Training also started to be imparted in non-engineering areas such as Stenography (English).

The Institute as over the years developed into one of the best it is of the region with excellent training being imparted in Electrical, Mechanical and Civil areas. Recently as a part of expansion three more contemporary trades related to Electronics has been introduced. The institute is also one of the oldest and largest institutes in the northeastern region of the country. It has presently sixteen (16) trades and sanctioned seats of two hundred sixty four (248) trainees every year.

The Institute has covered area of 3337.15 sq. mt. Including Administrative Block and Workshop Building. The Institute is not only engaged in training activities but also performing successful activities such as Motivation Campaign, Entrepreneurship Campaign as well as Sports Activities.

The curriculum is so designed that the successful candidates would be well equipped in all the facets of their trades and will make them easily employable in a manufacturing or user industry. With experience they can also aspire to be self-employed professionals / entrepreneurs in the field.

In order to provide sound practical knowledge and at the same time, acquaint them with industrial practices, out of total working hours of 42 hours per week the practical sessions have been kept at 28 hours per week and the balance 10 hours is allotted for theoretical sessions and four hours for library studies and physical training. The theory part includes classroom sessions and library reference work.

No course fee is charged from the trainees for undergoing training in any of the trades of the ITI(s). But to guard against loss or damage to equipment or tools, etc. entrusted to the charges of the trainees, a trainee will be required to deposit a sum of Rs.50/- each as Caution Money. A second deposit may also be asked for, it the first one has been exhausted. This Caution Money is refunded to the trainees on completion of training after deduction of Govt. dues, if any.

Application shall be made in the prescribed format, published with the advertisement in the local dailies, accompanied by attested copies of mark sheets and other credentials. The selection of candidate’s starts well in advance of the commencement of each session and admission process is completed by the date of starting of the session, i.e. in June every year. In case of filling up of vacant seats in no case it is beyond one month for two-year trade and 15 days for one-year trade.

Candidates are selected purely on merit, based on the marks secured by them in the Examination on the minimum qualification prescribed for the respective trade.

Candidate with proper and adequate vision in at least one eye should be made eligible for admission to ITI(s).

The candidates of 14-40 years of age as on date of start of admission session are eligible to apply for admission.