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The Directorate General of Training (DGT) under the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship has officially released the hall tickets for the Computer Based Test (CBT) for ITI 1st and 2nd-year trainees. This examination is a critical milestone for students enrolled in various industrial training programs across the country. The hall ticket serves as the primary entry document for the examination, which is scheduled to take place between 9th July 2026 and 3rd August 2026. Candidates are advised to download their admit cards promptly from the official Skill India Digital Hub (SIDH) portal to ensure they have sufficient time to verify their details and plan their travel to the designated examination centers. The examination is conducted in multiple phases and shifts to accommodate the large number of trainees nationwide. It is essential for all candidates to strictly adhere to the guidelines provided on the hall ticket, including reporting times and prohibited items. The DGT has streamlined the process by allowing candidates to access their hall tickets using their unique Permanent Registration Number (PRN) and date of birth. This digital initiative aims to provide a seamless experience for trainees, ensuring that they can focus on their preparation for the upcoming technical assessments. Candidates should ensure that all information printed on the hall ticket, such as their name, trade, and examination center, is accurate. Any discrepancies should be reported immediately to the respective training institute or the DGT helpdesk to avoid complications on the day of the exam.

The selection process for ITI trainees involves a comprehensive Computer Based Test (CBT) designed to evaluate both technical proficiency and practical knowledge. The examination is conducted in a secure digital environment to ensure fairness and transparency. Candidates are assessed on their understanding of core trade subjects, which are critical for their professional development. The test is structured to be completed within a two-hour timeframe, requiring candidates to manage their time effectively across 75 questions. Following the CBT, the results are processed based on the performance in these technical modules. Successful completion of this exam is a prerequisite for the final certification of the ITI training program.

The ITI CBT 2026 is a computer-based examination with a total duration of 2 hours. The paper consists of 75 questions, with each question carrying 2 marks, totaling 150 marks. The syllabus covers essential subjects including Trade Theory (TT), Workshop Science and Calculation (WSC), Engineering Drawing (ED), and Employability Skills (ES).