ITI

ITI (Industrial Training Institute) students are individuals enrolled in vocational training programs aimed at providing technical skills and knowledge for various trades. These institutes are designed to prepare students for specific careers in industries, making them skilled professionals ready for employment.

ITI

ITI stands for Industrial Training Institute. It is a type of post-secondary educational institution that provides training in various technical and vocational fields. ITIs are designed to provide students with practical skills and training in a specific trade or industry, preparing them for employment or further education.

1. Electrical: Deals with electrical systems, circuits, and devices.

2. Electronics: Focuses on electronic devices, circuits, and microcontrollers.

3. Mechanical: Covers mechanical systems, machines, and tools.

4. Automobile: Focuses on vehicle maintenance, repair, and technology.

5. Computer: Encompasses computer hardware, software, and networking.

6. Civil: Deals with construction, building, and infrastructure development.

7. Chemical: Covers chemical processes, safety, and industrial applications.

8. Instrumentation: Focuses on measurement, control, and automation.

9. Information Technology (IT): Emphasizes software development, web development, and networking.

10. Plumbing: Covers water supply, sanitation, and gas fitting.

11. Refrigeration and Air Conditioning (RAC): Deals with cooling systems and temperature control.

12. Welding: Encompasses various welding techniques and processes.

13. Fitter: Focuses on machine tools, machining, and manufacturing.

14. Turner: Covers lathe operations, turning, and machining.

15. Machinist: Deals with machine tools, machining, and manufacturing.

16. Tool and Die Making: Focuses on tool design, manufacturing, and maintenance.

17. Computer-Aided Design (CAD): Covers design, drafting, and modeling.

18. Mechatronics: Combines electronics, mechanics, and software engineering.