On-the-spot admission in Haryana ITIs

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Updated At : 01:22 PM Jan 11, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, January 10

In all government and private Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) of the state, daily on-the-spot admission will be done against the vacant seats at the institute level till January 15.

These admissions will be purely on the basis of the combined merit of new and old applications received till each date and no reservation will be applicable in this. An official spokesperson said after the registration in the desired institute, the applicants needed to submit their merit card on the next day of registration at 11 am along with all original certificates and admission fee (online/cash).

Merit card can be downloaded from the admission website www.itiharyanaadmission.nic.in. Institute-wise number of vacant seats and other terms and conditions mentioned in the prospectus can also be checked on the admission portal. — TNS

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