Haryana ITI Admission 2026: Online Application Form Start Soon, Dates & Eligibility

Haryana ITI Admission 2026 is the annual admission process for Industrial Training Institute (ITI) courses across various government and private ITIs in Haryana state. The admission is conducted by the Department of Industrial Training, Government of Haryana through a centralized online portal. This process provides vocational training in various trades like Electrician, Fitter, Welder, Computer Operator, and other skill-based courses. Upon completion, candidates receive National Council for Vocational Training (NCVT) or State Council for Vocational Training (SCVT) certification, enhancing their employability in technical and industrial sectors. The courses typically range from 6 months to 2 years depending on the trade selected. Successful candidates can pursue careers in manufacturing, construction, automobile, electronics industries or start their own enterprises.

Important Dates (Indicative)

Seat Distribution (Typical / Indicative)

Note: Actual seat numbers vary by ITI, trade, and year. Haryana has 150+ ITIs (government and private) with varying capacities across 50+ trades.

Educational Qualification

• For Engineering Trades: Candidates must have passed 10th standard (Matriculation) from a recognized board
• For Non-Engineering Trades: Candidates must have passed 8th standard from a recognized board
• Specific Trades: Some advanced trades may require 10+2 qualification
• Candidates appearing in qualifying examination can also apply provisionally

Age Limit

Age as on 01 August 2026

Age relaxation as per Government of Haryana norms

Nationality

• Candidate must be a citizen of India
• Preference given to candidates domiciled in Haryana state
• 85% seats reserved for Haryana domicile candidates
• 15% seats for All India candidates

How to Apply Online

1. Visit Official Portal: Go to the official Haryana ITI admission portal (hryitiadmission.gov.in or ncvtmis.gov.in)

1. Registration: Click on 'New Registration' and create login credentials with valid mobile number and email ID

1. Fill Application Form: Login with credentials and fill personal details, educational qualifications, category, domicile information

1. Upload Documents: Upload scanned copies of photograph (50 KB), signature (20 KB), 10th marksheet, caste certificate (if applicable), domicile certificate, Aadhaar card

1. Select Trade Preferences: Choose up to 5-10 ITI trades and institutes as per preference order

1. Pay Application Fee: Make online payment through Net Banking/Debit Card/Credit Card/UPI

1. Submit Application: Review all details carefully and submit the application form

1. Download Confirmation: Take printout of filled application form and payment receipt for future reference

Application Fee Structure

Fees are indicative and subject to official notification

1. Merit-Based Selection: Admission is primarily based on marks obtained in the qualifying examination (10th/8th standard). A merit list is prepared based on percentage of marks.

1. Online Counselling: Candidates are called for online/offline counselling rounds in order of merit. During counselling, seat allotment is done based on preference, merit rank, and seat availability.

1. Seat Allotment: Seats are allocated through centralized counselling system considering candidate's merit rank, trade preference, ITI choice, and category reservation.

1. Document Verification: Shortlisted candidates must report to allotted ITI with original documents for physical verification including educational certificates, caste certificate, domicile proof, Aadhaar, photographs.

1. Final Admission: After document verification and payment of admission/tuition fees, candidates are granted final admission to the respective ITI and trade.

1. Spot Counselling: If seats remain vacant after regular counselling rounds, spot counselling is conducted for remaining candidates.

Admission Process (Merit-Based)

Note: Haryana ITI admission does NOT involve a written entrance examination. Admission is purely merit-based on qualifying examination marks.

Merit Calculation for Engineering Trades

Merit Calculation for Non-Engineering Trades

No Negative Marking - As no written test is conducted, merit is solely based on academic performance in qualifying examinations.

ITI Course Syllabus (Trade-Wise)

Haryana ITI offers 50+ trades. Below are major trades with typical course content:

Electrician Trade

• Basic Electrical Engineering concepts and safety
• DC and AC circuits, electrical machines
• Domestic and industrial wiring practices
• Electrical measuring instruments and testing
• Transformer operation and maintenance
• Motor rewinding and control systems
• Power distribution and panel boards

Fitter Trade

• Engineering drawing and blueprint reading
• Precision measuring instruments
• Hand tools and power tools operations
• Fitting operations: filing, drilling, grinding
• Lathe machine operations and maintenance
• Assembly and alignment of components

Welder Trade

• Gas welding techniques and safety
• Arc welding (SMAW, MIG, TIG)
• Welding positions and joint preparation
• Welding defects and quality control
• Metal cutting and fabrication
• Blueprint reading for welders

Computer Operator & Programming Assistant (COPA)

• Computer fundamentals and MS Office suite
• Internet operations and email management
• Programming basics (C, C++, HTML)
• Database management with MS Access/SQL
• Tally ERP accounting software
• Desktop publishing and presentations

Mechanic Motor Vehicle

• Automobile engine components and systems
• Transmission and clutch systems
• Brake systems and steering mechanisms
• Electrical and electronic systems in vehicles
• Engine troubleshooting and repair
• Vehicle maintenance and servicing

Plumber Trade

• Pipe fitting and jointing techniques
• Sanitary installation and drainage systems
• Water supply systems design
• Plumbing tools and equipment usage
• Blueprint reading for plumbers
• Maintenance of plumbing fixtures

Mechanic Diesel

• Diesel engine construction and operation
• Fuel injection systems and pumps
• Diesel engine testing and troubleshooting
• Governor and cooling systems
• Engine assembly and disassembly
• Maintenance schedules and practices

Refrigeration & Air Conditioning

• Refrigeration cycle and principles
• Compressor types and operations
• Air conditioning system installation
• Electrical controls and thermostats
• Refrigerants and safety handling
• Troubleshooting and repair techniques

Post-ITI Employment Salary (Typical / Indicative)

Additional Benefits in Government Jobs:

• Dearness Allowance (DA): As per central/state norms
• House Rent Allowance (HRA): 10-24% based on city classification
• Transport Allowance: ₹1,600 - ₹3,200 per month
• Medical benefits and pension schemes
• Provident Fund (PF) and ESI benefits

ITI certificate holders are eligible for Railway Group D, SSC, State PSU technical posts

ITI certificate holders have multiple career progression paths including apprenticeships in PSUs, direct recruitment in Railways, State Transport, Electricity Boards, and manufacturing industries. With experience and additional certifications, technicians can advance to supervisor, foreman, and managerial positions. Many ITI graduates successfully establish their own workshops, service centers, and contracting businesses, achieving financial independence and entrepreneurial success.

Since Haryana ITI admission is merit-based without an entrance examination, no admit card is issued for any test. However, candidates receive a counselling call letter or admission slip when they are shortlisted for document verification and seat allotment. This call letter can be downloaded from the official admission portal using registration credentials, typically 7-10 days before the scheduled counselling date.

The merit list for Haryana ITI Admission 2026 will be published on the official portal after the application deadline closes. Results are declared in the form of category-wise and trade-wise merit lists showing candidate rank based on qualifying examination marks. Candidates can check their merit position by logging into the admission portal with their registration number. Subsequently, seat allotment results are declared after each counselling round.

ITI admission cutoffs vary significantly by trade popularity, ITI location, and category. Typically, competitive trades like COPA, Electrician in government ITIs require 70-85% in 10th for general category, while SC/ST cutoffs range 55-70%. Less competitive trades may have cutoffs as low as 40-50%. Government ITIs have higher cutoffs compared to private institutions. Popular urban ITIs command 10-15% higher cutoffs than rural centers.

ITI Locations Across Haryana

Major Districts with Government ITIs:

• North Haryana: Ambala, Yamunanagar, Kurukshetra, Karnal, Panipat, Sonipat
• South Haryana: Faridabad, Palwal, Gurgaon (Gurugram), Rewari, Mahendragarh, Mewat
• Central Haryana: Rohtak, Jhajjar, Bhiwani, Charkhi Dadri
• West Haryana: Hisar, Fatehabad, Sirsa, Jind, Kaithal

Total Coverage: 150+ ITIs spread across all 22 districts of Haryana with representation in both urban and rural areas. Document verification and counselling centers are typically established in district headquarters and major cities.