ITI reviews

i like how relatable it can be in real life, you will find out how certain things are made in your house and have better ideas even. it is interesting and i like the course. they can improve by making the time less since it makes people unproductive because of lack of focus. it is hard to spend 8 hours studying. exams are easy and they last for 2 hours if its theoretical but if its practical they will give you 2-3 days.

for a year you need to pay 200rs for admission then you are asked for pupil funds and other fees including some bank stuff. overall it was very affordable you just need to invest in the technical objects for example - mini drafter, parallel scales and other kinds of stationary which can be expensive.

in ITIs you will meet very different people specially if you're coming from a posh area. you will see real peoppe with real and serious issues and stories. it is a life changing experience to be able to bond with people on this basis

i wanted to do a diploma course after dropping out od school in 11th to make up for 2 years of missed school experience and certification. i did not apply to other colleges as this was my first choice. the college admission process was easy you just have to fill the form online or offline and they'll contact you later.

there will be 4 exams total in 2 years if you are doing a technical course. In 2 of these you will have to go to a different centre. exams are easy and doable. i didn't like malviya nagar iti, i like sirifort one better. usually everyone passes out of ITIs.