Delhi ITI Admission 2021 - Important Dates, Eligibility, Application, and Admission Process

Counselling Schedule

As per the official notification, the schedule for four rounds of the counselling process is released. However, more rounds of counselling may be conducted if the seats remain vacant. Also, there will not be any offline round of counselling.

The Delhi ITI admissions are done based on the merit prepared by considering the marks in the qualifying exam. Thus, there is no entrance exam conducted for admission. So, there is no exam pattern and syllabus.

Candidates are required to meet the eligibility conditions before applying for admission. Here are the details.

Nationality

Candidates must be Indian nationals.

Age Limit

The lower age limit is 14 years as on 1st August 2021. There is no upper age limit.

Qualification

Must have passed class 8th or 10th (varies as per courses) or it's equivalent from a recognised board with a minimum 40% marks. Candidates must have studied Science and Mathematics in the qualifying exam. Those appearing in the qualifying exam are also eligible to appear for the exam.

NOTE: Candidates must check the trade-wise educational qualification in the official prospectus.

Physical Fitness

Candidates are also required to submit a Medical Fitness Certificate from a Registered Medical Practitioner at the time of admission. The format for the certificate is provided in the prospectus.

Candidates are required to register themselves online for the ITI admission 2021. Do take note of the deadlines and complete the process before the same. Here is the detailed process.

Documents Required for Registration

Coloured scanned copies of the following documents are required to be uploaded at the time of registration. All images must be in PDF format and of size 50 KB to 200 KB. Scan images must be taken from the original document.

• 8th or 10th class mark sheet/ certificate
• Coloured photograph (5.5cm x 7.5 cm; size: 20 KB to 50 KB)
• Undertaking by candidate (PDF/ JPG/ JPEG; size: 20 KB to 200 KB)
• Category certificate (SC/ ST/ OBC+NCL/ EWS)
• Subcategory certificate (J&K, NCC, PWD, Defense Personnel, Staff Ward, Delhi Government Employee) (if applicable)
• Certificate from Delhi Government registered orphanage
• Certificate from BDO stating that school and residence of the candidate is located in a rural area (if applicable)

Registration Fee

The registration fee is to be paid using a credit card/ debit card/ internet banking. Candidates must note that the application fee is non-refundable.

Steps for Delhi ITI 2021 Registration

Candidates can do the registration for Delhi ITI admission 2021 following the steps provided below:

• Visit the official website https://itidelhiadmissions.nic.in/.
• Click on the ‘Registration and Choice Filling’ button.
• Click on the ‘New Candidate Registration' button.
• Read the declaration and click on ‘I Agree’ to proceed to the registration process.
• Fill in the registration form with details such as name, father’s name, mother’ name, date of birth, mobile number, email ID, choose a password, and ‘Submit’ the information.
• After successful registration, an application number will be generated.
• Sign-in again using the application number and password.
• Complete the remaining details in the registration form.
• Upload the required documents.
• Make registration fee payments to complete the process.

Delhi ITI 2021 - Admission Process

After the online registration is complete, the admission process is done in the following stages:

• Online Verification
• Choice Filling
• Rank Generation and Objection Filling
• Counselling

Online Verification

The official cross-checked the information mentioned in the registration form with the documents uploaded. Candidates are intimated about any discrepancies (if found) via SMS/ E-mail. Candidates can check their verification status after the verification process is complete.

Choice Filling

After the verification, candidates are required to fill their ITI trade choices within the given time. It is also important to ‘lock’ the filled choices in order to complete the choice filling process.

Rank Generation and Objection Filling

After the choice filling, the rank list is displayed online. Candidates can check their rank and other details. The provision for raising objection is also provided if any details are found incorrect.

Counselling

After the display of the rank list, the counselling process is conducted where seats are allotted and candidates are required to report as per the allotted seat and submit the fee.

Delhi ITI Admission 2021 Merit List

Delhi ITI merit list is released online on the official website. The final rank list will be displayed on 6th September 2021. The merit list will be prepared based on the marks secured in the qualifying exam. The merit list contains the names of only the qualified candidates. Such candidates are required to appear for the counselling round.

Delhi ITI Admission 2021 Counselling

As mentioned above, qualified candidates are required to appear for the counselling process to complete the admission formalities. The counselling process involves choice filling, seat allotment, and fee payment. Seats will not be allotted to those who don't participate in the counselling process.

Delhi ITI Admission 2021 Seats Reservations

The seat reservations are as under:

Frequently Asked Question (FAQs)

Question 1: From where can I download the 2021 Admission prospectus?

You can download the 2021 admission prospectus from the official website itidelhiadmissions.nic.in.

Question 2: Do I need to register separately for different ITI trades?

No. Only single registration is required for all trades.

Question 3: Is it compulsory to have an email ID for filling the application form?

Yes. Email ID is important information for Delhi ITI registration.

Question 4: Can I fill the ITI admission application form through mobile phone?

Yes. However, it is advised to fill the form through the computer system for ease.

Question 5: Is there an exemption in the registration fee for reserved category candidates?

No. The registration fee is the same for all candidates.