Ministry changes procedure for institutions seeking affiliation from the NCVT to set up government and private ITIs

Updated on: Monday, September 17, 2012

The Labour and Employment Ministry has changed the procedure for institutions seeking affiliation from the National Council for Vocational Training to set up government and private ITIs.
 
"The changes are effective from the 1st of this month," the Ministry said in a release.
 
As per the new changes, institutions have to first get accreditation with Quality Council of India before getting affiliation with the NCVT.
 
The QCI will counsel and guide the promoters to ensure that the required infrastructure is in place.
 
"Their team will then visit the institute for verification of infrastructure in consultation with the promoters and submit their report only when all the accreditation norms have been fulfilled," it said.

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