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ITI-Delhi: Criteria For Calculation of Marks Percentage

(a) FOR TRADES WHERE ADMISSION QUALIFICATION IS 10TH CLASS PASSED WITH SCIENCE & MATHEMATICS.

(i) In case of Grade Points are given:- The aggregate percentage of marks of all the subjects including optional subjects after conversion from Grade Points shall be taken into account for preparation of Merit, provided the candidate fulfills the requisite subject’s conditions of Science & Mathematics. For CBSE students it will be calculated as Grade Points x 9.5, incase both grade points and marks are given by the board then the candidate must fill marks. In case of CBSE, if grades E1 or E2 are given then their corresponding grade points will be deemed as ‘3’ for ‘E1’ grade and ‘2’ for ‘E2’. If a candidate is absent in a subject then his grade points would be deemed as 0.

(ii) In case of Marks are given:- The aggregate percentage of marks of all the subjects including optional subjects of 10th Class shall be taken into account for preparation of Merit, provided the candidate fulfills
the requisite subject’s conditions of Science & Mathematics.

(b) FOR TRADES WHERE ADMISSION QUALIFICATION IS 10TH CLASS PASSED WITH SCIENCE

(i) In case of Grade Points are given:- The aggregate percentage of marks of all the subjects including optional subjects after conversion from Grade Points shall be taken into account for preparation of Merit,
provided the candidate fulfills the requisite subject’s conditions of Science. For CBSE students it will be calculated as Grade Points x 9.5.In case both grade points and marks are given by the board then the candidate must fill marks. In case of CBSE, if grades E1 or E2 are given then their corresponding grade points will be deemed as ‘3’ for ‘E1’ grade and ‘2’ for ‘E2’. If a candidate is absent in a subject then his grade points would be
deemed as 0.

ITI-Delhi: Procedure of Online Admission

The candidates can register for online admission from any of the internet access points through the Website http://www.itidelhiadmissions.nic.in.

For registering the candidate would have to click the “NEW CANDIDATE REGISTRATION” option available on the home page of the web site and then fill his correct details.

The candidate should be extra careful while filling the following details as these details would be further used for calculating his rank and further allotment of seat. If any erroneous/incorrect information is later found, it could lead to cancellation of seat allotted to the candidate and other necessary actions may be taken against him as deemed fit by the ITI/CAO/DTTE. The details are:-

Candidates qualifying Marks/Grade: While registering the candidate would have to first click on the correct radio button according to whether his/her certificates are in grades or marks. Under no circumstances the candidate should fill marks in grades column or vice a versa.

While filling in his marks or grades the candidate should enter all subject marks. If a candidate is absent in an exam then he must enter it also and show him as fail. In case of CBSE, if grades E1 OR E2 are given then their corresponding grade points will be deemed as 3 for E1 grade and 2 for E2. If a candidate is absent in a subject then his grade points would be deemed as 0. The candidate has to compulsorily select E1, E2 and A in relevant subject if he/she has received these grades in the qualifying examination applicable.

State of Candidate: As per I.T.I admission policy the state of the candidate is one from which he/she has acquired the qualification. Like if a candidate stays in Delhi but has passed his qualifying examination from any place other than Delhi then he/she would be considered outside Delhi candidate and if a candidate passes his qualifying examination from Delhi and stays outside Delhi even then he/she would be considered Delhi candidates. A candidate could be Delhi candidate in one qualification (8th or 10th) and outside Delhi from other qualification.

Candidate should enter his name, father’s name, mother’s name and date of birth exactly as mentioned in his qualifying certificate.

30% seats are reserved for women in co-ed institutes so gender column should be correctly filled by the candidate. If a male fills him as female then he may be allotted a seat as a woman and on detection his admission would get cancelled. Similarly female filling herself as male will stand to loose her 30% reservation in male institutes and admission in all women courses and institutes.

ITI-Delhi: Age Limit & Physical Fitness

Age Limit

Minimum age limit is 14 years for all the candidates as on 01-08-2015. No Upper age limit is prescribed for the candidates seeking admission in Government ITIs/BTC.

Physical Fitness

All the candidates shall be required to submit a Medical Fitness Certificate from a Registered Medical Practitioner as per Annexure- I at the time of admission.

ITI-Delhi: Seat Allocation

SEATS RESERVATIONS

A. Candidates passing qualifying examination from Delhi Schools. 90%
B. Candidates passing qualifying examination from other states Schools. 9%
C. Wards of J&K migrants, (has to be registered with D.C. Office Delhi). 1%

RESERVATION CATEGORY-WISE

1) Female Candidates (all Co-ed ITI’s) 30%
2) Scheduled Castes 15%
3) Scheduled Tribes 7.5%
4) Other Backward Classes 15%
5) Physically disabled as defined under the Person with Disabilities Act, 1995 Will have to get their candidature fitness certificate by VRC in the Prescribed Pro-forma, given at Annexure VI 3%##
6) Defence Personnel: reserved for widows / wards of Military / Para Military personnel (CRPF, ITBP, BSF, CISF, NSG & Assam Rifles) in the following order of preference: 5%

(a) Widows/wards of defence personnel killed in action.
(b) Wards of serving personnel &ex-servicemen disabled in action.
(c) Widows/wards of defence personnel who died in peacetime with death attributable to military service.
(d) Wards of defence personnel disabled in peacetime with disability attributable to military service.
(e) Wards of ex-servicemen and serving personnel who are in receipt of Gallantry Awards.
(f) Wards of ex-servicemen
(g) Wards of serving personnel.

Note: -Candidates seeking admission under Defence Personnel quota will have to get their candidature certified by any of the following authorities in the prescribed Pro-forma given at Annexure VII:

(i) Secretary, Kendriya Sainik Board, Delhi.
(ii) Secretary, Rajya / ZilaSainik Board.
(iii) Officer-in-Charge, Record Office of concerned service for serving personnel.

7) NCC Cadets: These seats are reserved on the basis of inter-se merit among the National Cadet Corps certificate holders of a given certificate level. Candidates with ‘C’ Certificate will be given higher priority over those candidates having ‘B’ certificate, which in-turn, will be given a higher priority over those with ‘A’ Certificate. 1%**

8) Staff Wards of non-transferrable staff of all institutions functioning under Department of Training and Technical Education. 1%*#

9) Wards of Delhi Police and Govt. of NCT of Delhi employees 2.5%$

10) Direct admission to inmates of Social Welfare licensed institutes including Bal Sahyog.

WEIGHTAGE

1. Rural Area candidate subject to condition that both the school and residence of the candidate should be located in rural area of Delhi. - 5% of aggregate marks

2. Defence Personnel Quota. 5% of aggregate marks

* Subject to maximum one seat per unit per I.T.I.

ITI-Delhi: Trades/Courses Offered & Intake Capacity

For Academic session starting from August 2015, the institutes and intake capacity including supernumeries for which admission to be made are given in the following table. The details are also available at the websites: http://www.itidelhiadmissions.nic.in for Online Admission.

TRADE WISE INTAKE CAPACITY

Courses, Institutes & intake capacity for admission to various trades in ITI’s are given below.

(Notification) Delhi Bachelor of Vocational programs

Program Offered

Vocational, or skills-based, education is becoming more and more significant in today’s perspective as industry expecting new employees to have all the practical skills they need to start work. Keeping in view the demands of the industry and to provide flexible options for students as desired