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Notification No.10 / 2025 Date: 13.06.2025

Combined Technical Services Examination (Diploma / ITI Level)

Applications are invited only through online mode for direct recruitment to the posts in Combined Technical
Services Examination (Diploma / ITI Level).

1. Important Instructions:

1.1. Candidates to ensure their eligibility for the examination:

All candidates are requested to carefully read the “Instructions to Applicants” available in the Commission’s
website www.tnpsc.gov.in and this Notification. The candidates applying for the examination should ensure
that they fulfill all eligibility conditions for admission to the examination. Their admission to all stages of the
examination will be purely provisional, subject to their satisfying the eligibility conditions. Mere admission
to the written examination, certificate verification, counselling or inclusion of name in the selection list will
not confer on the candidates any right to appointment. The Commission reserves the right to reject
candidature at any stage, after due process even after selection has been made, if a wrong claim or
violation of rules or instructions is confirmed.

1.2. Important Dates and Time:

Date of Notification 13.06.2025

Last date and time for submission of online application 12.07.2025 11:59 PM
Application Correction Window period 16.07.2025 12:01 AM to 18.07.2025
11:59 PM
Date and Time of Examination
Paper - I
Subject
Subject Date
Code
Tamil Eligibility Test, General Studies and Aptitude
501 31.08.2025 F.N.
and Mental Ability
Paper - II
Subject Paper Subject Date
Code
Agriculture 431
Chemical Engineering and Technology 452
Civil Engineering 443
Civil and Mining Engineering 574 07.09.2025 and
Electrical and Electronics Engineering 446 11.09.2025 to 15.09.2025
Handloom Technology, Textile Technology and 445
Textile Manufacture
Horticulture 432

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 Mechanical Engineering 441
Mining Engineering 346
Physical Education 354
Rubber and Polymer Technology 576
Trade: Advanced Computer Numerical Control 534
Machining Technician
Trade: Architectural Draughtsman 531
Trade: Basic Designer and Virtual Verifier 532
Trade: Computer Hardware and Network 533
Maintenance
Trade: Diesel Mechanic 521
Trade: Draughtsman Civil 388
Trade: Electrician 438
Trade: Electronics Mechanic 535
Trade: Engineering Drawing and Draughtsman 551
(Mechanical and Civil)
Trade: Fashion Design and Technology 570
Trade: Fitter 436
Trade: Food Production (General) 536
Trade: In-Plant Logistics Assistant 569
Trade: Industrial Robotics and Digital 538
Manufacturing Technician
Trade: Information and Communication Technology 537
System Maintenance
Trade: Machinist 539 07.09.2025 and
Trade: Manufacturing Process Control and 543 11.09.2025 to 15.09.2025
Automation
Trade: Mechanic Auto Body Repair 541
Trade: Mechanic Electric Vehicle 542
Trade: Mechanic Motor Vehicle 437
Trade: Mechanic Two and Three Wheeler 553
Trade: Mechanic Refrigeration and Air Conditioner 435
Technician
Trade: Operator Advanced Machine Tools 544
Trade: Pump Operator cum Mechanic 545
Trade: Sewing Technology 546
Trade: Sheet Metal 520
Trade: Smartphone Technician cum App Tester 547
Trade: Solar Technician (Electrical) 548
Trade: Surveyor 387
Trade: Technician Medical Electronics 549
Trade: Textile Mechatronics 568
Trade: Turner, Tool and Die Maker 552
Trade: Welder (Gas and Electric) 440
Trade: Wireman 550
Trade: Workshop Calculation Science 540

1.2.1. The paper wise date and time for the examination will be informed only through Commission’s
website www.tnpsc.gov.in.

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1.3. How to Apply:

1.3.1. One Time Registration and Online Application:

Candidates are required to apply online by using the Commission’s website www.tnpscexams.in. The
candidate needs to register himself / herself first at the One Time Registration (OTR) platform, available
on the Commission’s website, and then proceed to fill up the online application for the examination. If the
candidate is already registered, he / she can proceed straightway to fill up the online application for the
examination.

1.3.2. Application Correction Window:

After the last date for submission of online application, the Application Correction Window will open for
3 days from 16.07.2025 to 18.07.2025. During this period, candidates will be able to edit the details in their
online application. After the last date of the Application Correction Window period, no modification is
allowed in the online application.

1.3.3. Subject Paper Options:

Candidates should choose the subject paper(s) and specify in the online application. The candidates
should only choose the subject paper(s) in which they have obtained the educational qualification or
equivalent qualification for appearing in the examination.

1.3.4. The detailed instructions regarding how to apply and the examination centers are available in
Annexure I of this Notification.

1.3.5. Any claim by the candidate after the submission of an online application will not be entertained.

1.4. Banned Items:

1.4.1. Candidates are not allowed to bring mobile phone, pager or any electronic equipment or
programmable device or storage media like pen drive, smart watches, watches with in-built memory
notes, rings with in-built memory notes, etc., or camera or Bluetooth devices or communication chips
or any other equipment or related accessories either in working or switched off mode capable of being
used as a communication device into the examination hall / room. Candidates are not allowed to bring
non-electronic devices such as P&G Design Data Book, mathematical and drawing instruments, log
tables, stencils of maps, slide rules, books, notes, loose sheets, guides, rough sheets, hand bags into
the examination hall / room.

1.4.2. If they are found to have any such things or instruments, they will not be allowed to write the
examination, besides invalidation of the answer sheet and / or debarment and / or rejection of candidature.
If it is considered necessary, they will be subjected to a thorough physical search including frisking on the
spot.

1.4.3. Candidates are advised, in their own interest, not to bring any of the banned items including mobile
phones to the venue of the examination, as arrangements for safekeeping of the same cannot be assured.

2. Warning:

2.1. All the recruitments by the Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission are purely merit-based. The
Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission hereby cautions the candidates against touts and agents who may
cheat, by making false promises of securing jobs through unfair means. The Tamil Nadu Public Service
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Commission shall not be responsible or liable for any loss that may be caused to any candidate on account
of indulging in any sort of dealings with such unscrupulous elements.

2.2. Candidates are solely responsible for their claims in the online application. They cannot blame
service providers like internet cafes / browsing centers / common service centers for the mistakes made
while applying online for recruitment. Candidates are advised to check the filled–in online application
before finally submitting the same.

3. Posts and Vacancies:

S. Name of the Post Post Name of the Department Number of Level of

No. Code / Organization Vacancies Pay
1. Chemist, Grade-I (Institute of 3679 Industries and Commerce 1 Level 20
Ceramic Technology, (CPS)
Viruthachalam)
2. Mines Surveyor 3674 Tamil Nadu Minerals 2 Level 15
Limited (EPF)
3. Assistant Manager (Mines) 3654 Tamil Nadu Magnesite 2 Level 13
Limited (EPF)
4. Junior Engineer 3662 Archaeology 6 Level 13
(CPS)
5. Junior Technical Assistant 1853 Textiles 3 Level 11
6. Overseer / Junior Draughting Officer (CPS)
Chengalpattu 3554 Rural Development and 1
Cuddalore 3557 Panchayat Raj 2
Kallakurichi 3561 5
Thirupathur 3586 1
Tiruvannamalai 3581 4
Dharmapuri 3558 4
Krishnagiri 3565 1
Coimbatore 3556 1
Nagapattinam 3568 1
Tiruchirapalli 3584 1
Perambalur 3570 1
Ramanathapuram 3572 1
Sivagangai 3575 4
7. Junior Draughting Officer 3115Highways 41*
8. Hostel Superintendent cum 1731Employment and Training 2
Physical Training Officer (Training Wing)
9. Junior Draughting Officer 3547Tamil Nadu Forest 1 Level 11
Plantation Corporation (EPF)
Limited
10. Assistant Rubber Maker 3258 Arasu Rubber Corporation 1
Limited
11. Surveyor 3378 Tamil Nadu Housing 10 Level 11
Board (CPS)
12. Junior Training Officer 3615 Employment and Training 1
(Architectural Draughtsman) (Training Wing)
13. Junior Training Officer (Basic 3617 26
Designer and Virtual Verifier)
14. Junior Training Officer 3618 2
(Computer Hardware and
Network Maintenance)
15. Junior Training Officer 3619 86*
(Advanced Computer Numerical
Control Machining Technician)

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16. Junior Training Officer 3620 Employment and Training 2 Level 11
(Draughtsman Civil) (Training Wing) (CPS)
17. Junior Training Officer 3621 46*
(Engineering Drawing)
18. Junior Training Officer 3622 5
(Electronics Mechanic)
19. Junior Training Officer 3623 10
(Electrician)
20. Junior Training Officer (Fashion 3624 2
Design and Technology)
21. Junior Training Officer (Fitter) 3625 29
22. Junior Training Officer 3626 1
(Food Production)
23. Junior Training Officer 3627 2
(Information and
Communication Technology
System Maintenance)
24. Junior Training Officer (In-Plant 3628 1
Logistics Assistant)
25. Junior Training Officer 3629 84*
(Industrial Robotics and Digital
Manufacturing Technician)
26. Junior Training Officer 3630 3
(Machinist)
27. Junior Training Officer 3631 41*
(Workshop Calculation and
Science)
28. Junior Training Officer 3632 2
(Mechanic Auto Body Repair)
29. Junior Training Officer 3633 1
(Mechanic Two and Three
Wheeler)
30. Junior Training Officer 3634 63*
(Mechanic Electric Vehicle)
31. Junior Training Officer 3635 1
(Mechanic Motor Vehicle)
32. Junior Training Officer 3636 49*
(Manufacturing Process control
and Automation)
33. Junior Training Officer 3637 8
(Refrigeration and Air
Conditioner Technician)
34. Junior Training Officer (Operator 3638 3
Advanced Machine Tool)
35. Junior Training Officer (Pump 3639 2
Operator cum Mechanic)
36. Junior Training Officer (Sewing 3640 4
Technology)
37. Junior Training Officer 3641 2
(Smartphone Technician cum
App Tester)
38. Junior Training Officer (Solar 3642 2
Technician (Electrical))
39. Junior Training Officer 3643 5
(Surveyor)
40. Junior Training Officer 3644 2
(Technician Medical Electronics)
41. Junior Training Officer (Textile 3645 1
Mechatronics)
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42. Junior Training Officer (Turner) 3646 Employment and Training 5 Level 11
43. Junior Training Officer (Welder) 3647 (Training Wing) 4 (CPS)
44. Junior Training Officer 3648 7
(Wireman)
45. Assistant Agricultural Officer 3101 Agriculture 26 Level 10
46. Assistant Horticultural Officer 3104 Horticulture 50# @ (CPS)
47. Technical Assistant (Civil) 3549 Tamil Nadu Housing 35*
48. Technical Assistant (Electrical) 3550 Board 4
49. Junior Burner 3651 Tamil Nadu Magnesite 2 Level 8
50. Junior Foreman (Factory) 3652 Limited 2 (EPF)
51. Junior Tradesman (Mechanic Motor Tamil Nadu State Level 1
Vehicle) Transport Corporation (Rs.18,000-
MTC 3655 40$ 56,900) ##
TNSTC - Kumbakonam 3689 18$ (CPS)
TNSTC - Coimbatore 3690 55$
TNSTC - Tirunelveli 3691 25$
TNSTC - Salem 3692 11@
TNSTC - Madurai 3693 29$
SETC 3694 43@
52. Junior Tradesman (Electrician)
MTC 3659 20$
TNSTC - Kumbakonam 3683 40$
TNSTC - Coimbatore 3684 49$
TNSTC - Tirunelveli 3685 25$
TNSTC - Salem 3686 35@
TNSTC - Madurai 3687 4$
SETC 3688 21@
53. Junior Tradesman (Welder)
MTC 3658 30$
TNSTC - Kumbakonam 3695 12$
TNSTC – Salem 3696 18@
TNSTC – Madurai 3697 04$
54. Junior Tradesman (Fitter)
TNSTC - Kumbakonam 3657 03$
TNSTC - Tirunelveli 3699 20$
TNSTC - Salem 3700 04@
55. Junior Tradesman Diesel 3656 18$
Mechanic
(TNSTC – Kumbakonam)
56. Junior Tradesman AC Mechanic 3661 03
(TNSTC – Salem)
57. Junior Tradesman Sheet metal 3660 10$
(TNSTC - Kumbakonam)
58. Technical Assistant (Electrical) 3591 Tamil Nadu Power 656* @ Level 5
Distribution Corporation (Rs.21100-
Limited 67100)
(CPS)
Total 1910
* - Vacancies for reservation for outstanding sportspersons, are deducted
# - Including Backlog Vacancies
@ - Including Shortfall Vacancies for Scheduled Castes / Scheduled Tribes
$ - Only Shortfall Vacancies for Scheduled Castes / Scheduled Tribes
## - Daily paid Rs.872/- per day. After completion of 240 days of actual work in a continuos period,
he / she will be posted as Junior Tradesman in regular pay scale
Abbreviations:
CPS – Contributory Pension Scheme
EPF – Employees’ Provident Fund
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3.1. The number of vacancies notified is tentative and is liable for modification, before the start of the
Physical Certificate Verification / Counselling.

3.2. The Commission reserves the right to include additional posts with different nomenclature and
having similar eligibility conditions, as announced in this notification.

3.3. The post wise distribution of vacancies is available in the Annexure VII of this Notification.

4. Eligibility Conditions:

4.1. Age Limit: (as on 01.07.2025)

The candidates should have completed the age of 18 years for all the posts (except Junior Training Officer
posts in Employment and Training (Training Wing)). The candidates should have completed 21 years of
age as on 01.08.2025 for the post of Junior Training Officer (Post Code: 3615, 3617 to 3648). The category
wise maximum age limit and age concession details are given below:
4.1.1. Others (Candidates not belonging to SCs, SC(A)s, STs, MBCs/DCs, BC(OBCM)s and BCMs):

S. Name of the Post Post Maximum Age Age Concession

No. Code (Should not Persons with Ex- Destitute
have Benchmark Service Widow
completed) Disability men
1. Chemist, Grade-I 3679 47
2. Mines Surveyor 3674 NA
3. Assistant Manager (Mines) 3654
4. Junior Engineer 3662
5. Junior Technical Assistant 1853
6. Junior Draughting Officer 3115
7. Junior Draughting Officer 3547
Surveyor 3378 32 42
8.
9. Assistant Agricultural Officer 3101
10. Assistant Horticultural Officer 3104
11. Technical Assistant (Civil) 3549
12. Technical Assistant (Electrical) 3550
13. Junior Burner 3651
14. Junior Foreman (Factory) 3652
15. Assistant Rubber Maker 3258 No
50 Maximum
16. Junior Training Officer 3615
(Architectural Draughtsman) Age
17. Junior Training Officer (Basic 3617 37 47 Limit
Designer & Virtual Verifier)
18. Junior Training Officer 3618
(Computer Hardware and
Network Maintenance)
19. Junior Training Officer 3619
(Advanced Computer Numerical
Control Machining Technician)
20. Junior Training Officer 3620
(Draughtsman Civil)

21. Junior Training Officer 3621

(Engineering Drawing)
22. Junior Training Officer 3622
(Electronics Mechanic)
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23. Junior Training Officer 3623
(Electrician)
24. Junior Training Officer (Fashion 3624
Design and Technology)
25. Junior Training Officer (Fitter) 3625
26. Junior Training Officer 3626
(Food Production)
27. Junior Training Officer 3627
(Information and Communication
Technology System
Maintenance)
28. Junior Training Officer (In Plant 3628
Logistics Assistant)
29. Junior Training Officer (Industrial 3629
Robotics and Digital
Manufacturing Technician)
30. Junior Training Officer 3630
(Machinist)
31. Junior Training Officer 3631
(Workshop Calculation and
Science) No
32. Junior Training Officer 3632 37 47 50 Maximum
(Mechanic Auto Body Repair) Age
33. Junior Training Officer 3633 Limit
(Mechanic Two and Three
Wheeler)
34. Junior Training Officer 3634
(Mechanic Electric Vehicle)
35. Junior Training Officer 3635
(Mechanic Motor Vehicle)
36. Junior Training Officer 3636
(Manufacturing Process control
and Automation)
37. Junior Training Officer 3637
(Refrigeration and Air
Conditioner Technician)
38. Junior Training Officer (Operator 3638
Advanced Machine Tool)
39. Junior Training Officer (Pump 3639
Operator cum Mechanic)
40. Junior Training Officer (Sewing 3640
Technology)
41. Junior Training Officer 3641
(Smartphone Technician cum
App Tester)
42. Junior Training Officer (Solar 3642
Technician (Electrical))
43. Junior Training Officer 3643
(Surveyor)
44. Junior Training Officer 3644
(Technician Medical Electronics)

45. Junior Training Officer (Textile 3645

Mechatronics)
46. Junior Training Officer (Turner) 3646
47. Junior Training Officer (Welder) 3647
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48. Junior Training Officer 3648
(Wireman) No
49. Hostel Superintendent cum 1731 37 47 50 Maximum
Physical Training Officer Age
50. Overseer / Junior Draughting Refer Limit
Officer table in
51. Junior Tradesman (Mechanic para
Motor Vehicle) no.3
52. Junior Tradesman (Electrician)
53. Junior Tradesman (Welder)
54. Junior Tradesman (Fitter)
30 40 48 30
55. Junior Tradesman 3656
(Diesel Mechanic)
56. Junior Tradesman 3661
(AC Mechanic)
57. Junior Tradesman (Sheet Metal) 3660
58. Technical Assistant (Electrical) 3591 No
Maximum
32 * 42 * 50 *
Age
Limit
* - As per Hon’ble High Court Order in W.A.No.298 of 2016 and batch cases dated 19.11.2021, no
maximum age limit for candidates covered under the Court orders and the similarly placed candidates
only as a special case.
NA - Not Applicable, since persons with benchmark disability are not eligible to apply for this post

4.1.2. BC (OBCM)s, BCMs, MBCs/DCs, SCs, SC(A)s and STs:

S. Name of the Post Post Maximum Age Concession
No. Code Age Persons Ex- Destitute
(Should not with Service Widow
have Benchmark men
completed) Disability
1. Chemist, Grade-I 3679
2. Mines Surveyor 3674 NA
3. Assistant Manager (Mines) 3654
4. Junior Engineer 3662
5. Junior Technical Assistant 1853
6. Junior Draughting Officer 3115
7. Hostel Superintendent cum 1731
Physical Training Officer
8. Surveyor 3378
9. Assistant Rubber Maker 3258
10. Junior Training Officer 3615 No No No
(Architectural Draughtsman) No Maximum
Maximum Maximum
11. Junior Training Officer (Basic 3617 Maximum
Age Limit Age Limit Age Limit
Designer & Virtual Verifier) Age Limit
12. Junior Training Officer (Computer 3618
Hardware and Network
Maintenance)
13. Junior Training Officer (Advanced 3619
Computer Numerical Control
Machining Technician)
14. Junior Training Officer 3620
(Draughtsman Civil)
15. Junior Training Officer 3621
(Engineering Drawing)
16. Junior Training Officer 3622
(Electronics Mechanic)
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17. Junior Training Officer 3623
(Electrician)
18. Junior Training Officer (Fashion 3624
Design and Technology)
19. Junior Training Officer (Fitter) 3625
20. Junior Training Officer 3626
(Food Production)
21. Junior Training Officer 3627
(Information and Communication
Technology System
Maintenance)
22. Junior Training Officer (In Plant 3628
Logistics Assistant)
23. Junior Training Officer (Industrial 3629
Robotics and Digital
Manufacturing Technician)
24. Junior Training Officer (Machinist) 3630
25. Junior Training Officer (Workshop 3631
Calculation and Science)
26. Junior Training Officer (Mechanic 3632
Auto Body Repair)
27. Junior Training Officer (Mechanic 3633
Two and Three Wheeler) No No No No
28. Junior Training Officer (Mechanic 3634 Maximum Maximum Maximum Maximum
Electric Vehicle) Age Limit Age Limit Age Limit Age Limit
29. Junior Training Officer (Mechanic 3635
Motor Vehicle)
30. Junior Training Officer 3636
(Manufacturing Process control
and Automation)
31. Junior Training Officer 3637
(Refrigeration and Air Conditioner
Technician)
32. Junior Training Officer (Operator 3638
Advanced Machine Tool)
33. Junior Training Officer (Pump 3639
Operator cum Mechanic)
34. Junior Training Officer (Sewing 3640
Technology)
35. Junior Training Officer 3641
(Smartphone Technician cum
App Tester)
36. Junior Training Officer (Solar 3642
Technician (Electrical))
37. Junior Training Officer (Surveyor) 3643
38. Junior Training Officer 3644
(Technician Medical Electronics)
39. Junior Training Officer (Textile 3645
Mechatronics)
40. Junior Training Officer (Turner) 3646
41. Junior Training Officer (Welder) 3647
42. Junior Training Officer (Wireman) 3648
43. Assistant Agricultural Officer 3101
44. Assistant Horticultural Officer 3104
45. Technical Assistant (Civil) 3549
46. Technical Assistant (Electrical) 3550
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 47. Junior Burner 3651
48. Junior Foreman (Factory) 3652 No No No No
49. Junior Draughting Officer 3547 Maximum Maximum Maximum Maximum
50. Technical Assistant (Electrical) 3591 Age Limit Age Limit Age Limit Age Limit
51. Overseer / Junior Draughting Refer
Officer table in
52. Junior Tradesman (Mechanic para
Motor Vehicle) no.3
53. Junior Tradesman (Electrician) BC / MBC / BC / MBC / BC / MBC /
54. Junior Tradesman (Welder) DNC / DNC / DNC /
55. Junior Tradesman (Fitter) BCM - 35 BCM - 45 BCM - 35
53
56. Junior Tradesman (Diesel 3656
SC / ST / SC / ST / SC / ST /
Mechanic) SCA - 40 SCA - 50 SCA - 40
57. Junior Tradesman (AC Mechanic) 3661
58. Junior Tradesman (Sheet Metal) 3660
Abbreviations:
BC (OBCM)s - Backward Classes (Other than Backward Class Muslims)
BCMs - Backward Class Muslims
MBCs/DCs - Most Backward Classes / Denotified Communities
SCs - Scheduled Castes
SC(A)s - Scheduled Castes (Arunthathiyars)
STs - Scheduled Tribes
NA - Not Applicable, since persons with benchmark disability are not eligible to apply for
this post.

4.1.3. The above mentioned age concession will not apply to the Ex-Servicemen candidates who
have already been recruited to any class or service or category, as per section 3 (j) (vii) of Tamil Nadu
Government Servants (Conditions of Service) Act, 2016.

4.1.4. No maximum age limit shall mean that the candidates should not have completed 60 years of
age as on 1.7.2025 or at the time of selection / appointment to the post.

4.1.5. Supporting Documents:

4.1.5.1. The date of birth will be verified against the tenth standard (SSLC) or twelfth standard (HSC) mark
sheet, issued by the Tamil Nadu Board of Secondary Education and Tamil Nadu Board of Higher
Secondary Education respectively. Those candidates whose date of birth is not mentioned in their
tenth standard / twelfth standard mark sheet must upload their Birth Certificate / Transfer Certificate /
Degree mark sheets, instead of the tenth standard or twelfth standard mark sheet. Any other form of
evidence will not be accepted. Failure to upload such a document shall result in the rejection of
candidature after due process.

4.1.5.2. Candidates claiming age concession should upload the supporting documents for such a
claim. Failure to upload such a document shall result in the rejection of candidature after due process.

4.2. Educational, Technical Qualification and Experience:

S. Name of the Post Post

Qualification and Experience
No. Code
1. Chemist, Grade-I 3679 i) A first or second class M.Sc., degree or B.Sc., (Hon) in
Chemistry or in Chemical Technology or in Industrial Chemistry
or a first or second class B.Sc., degree in Chemistry or in
Chemical Technology or in Industrial Chemistry or a diploma in

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 Chemical Technology or in Chemical Engineering issued by
any recognized Institution or Board; and
ii) Experience in research in pure or applied Chemistry or
Analytical Chemistry for a period of not less than two years
2. Mines Surveyor 3674 i) Degree in Civil / Mining or Diploma in Civil / Mining
ii) Mines Surveyor’s certificate of Competency
3. Assistant Manager 3654 i) Degree or Diploma in Mining Engineering
(Mines) ii) 2nd class Mines managers certificate of competency
4. Junior Engineer 3662 Must possess Diploma in Civil Engineering awarded by the
State Board of Technical Education
5. Junior Technical 1853 i) Must possess Minimum General Educational Qualification
Assistant ii) Must possess a Diploma in Handloom Technology obtained
from the Indian Institute of Handloom Technology, Salem or
Varanasi or from any other recognized Institute of Handloom
Technology
(or)
Diploma in Textile Manufacture obtained from the
Technological Diploma Examination Board, Madras or the
State Board of Technical Education and Training, Tamil Nadu
6. Overseer / Junior Refer i) Must possess a Diploma in Civil Engineering
Draughting Officer table ii) Other things being equal, preference shall be given to the
in para persons possessing a Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering
No.3 from any University or Institution recognized by the University
Grants Commission
7. Junior Draughting 3115 i) A Diploma in Civil Engineering or its equivalent from any
Officer University or Institution awarded by the State Board of
Technical Education and Training of the concerned State
Government;
ii) Other things being equal, preference shall be given, to those
who have undergone one year apprenticeship training under
the Government of India Scheme or the State Government
Apprenticeship Scheme
8. Hostel Superintendent 1731 i) Must possess a Diploma in Physical Education issued by any
cum Physical Training University or Institution
Officer (or)
Must possess the Teachers Certificate in Physical Education
(Higher Grade) and Teaching Experience for a period of not
less than one year and
ii) Must have been declared eligible for admission to the
college course of study under the old 11 year schooling or Must
have been declared eligible for admission to the Higher
Secondary Course under the present 10 year schooling
9. Junior Draughting 3547 D.C.E. (Diploma in Civil Engineering)
Officer
10. Surveyor 3378 i) A Diploma in Civil Engineering from any Institute approved
by All India Council for Technical Education;
(or)
National Trade Certificate in the trade of Surveyor awarded by
National Council for Vocational Training (for Surveyor);
(or)
A Certificate in Army Trade Surveyor (field) issued by Madras
Engineering Group
11. Assistant Rubber 3258 i) Must be a B.Sc., degree holder in Chemistry with first class
Maker or Diploma in Rubber Technology or Polymer Technology

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 ii) Other things being equal preference will be given to a Post
Graduate in Chemistry
12. Junior Training Officer 3615 i) Must have passed SSLC or its equivalent; and
(Architectural ii) Any one of the following
Draughtsman) (a) Degree in Engineering / Technology in Architecture / Civil
from any Institution / University recognized by All India Council
for Technical Education / UGC;
(or)
(b) Diploma in Civil Engineering / Architectural Assistantship
from any Institution / University recognized by All India Council
for Technical Education / UGC;
(or)
(c) National Trade Certificate / National Apprenticeship
Certificate in Architectural Draughtsman
13. Junior Training Officer 3617 i) Must have passed SSLC or its equivalent; and
(Basic Designer and ii) Any one of the following
Virtual Verifier) (a) Degree in Engineering / Technology in Industrial /
Mechanical / Production / Mechanical Engineering Design and
Drafting / Mechatronics from any Institution / University
recognized by All India Council for Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(b) Diploma in Manufacturing Engineering / Industrial
Engineering / Mechanical Engineering / Production
Engineering / Mechanical Engineering Design and Drafting /
Mechatronics Engineering from any Institution / University
recognized by All India Council for Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(c) National Trade Certificate / National Apprenticeship
Certificate in Basic Designer and Virtual Verifier
14. Junior Training Officer 3618 i) Must have passed SSLC or its equivalent; and
(Computer Hardware ii) Any one of the following
and Network (a) Degree in Engineering / Technology in Computer Science /
Maintenance) Electronics and Communication / Information Technology from
any Institution / University recognized by All India Council for
Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(b) Diploma in Computer Technology / Computer Science and
Engineering / Computer Engineering / Electronics and
Communication Engineering / Technology / Information
Technology / Computer Networking from any Institution /
University recognized by All India Council for Technical
Education / UGC
(or)
(c) National Trade Certificate / National Apprenticeship
Certificate in Computer Hardware and Network Maintenance
15. Junior Training Officer 3619 i) Must have passed SSLC or its equivalent; and
(Advanced Computer ii) Any one of the following
Numerical Control (a) Degree in Engineering/ Technology in Manufacturing /
Machining Technician) Industrial / Mechanical / Production / Mechatronics from any
Institution / University recognized by All India Council for
Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(b) Diploma in Manufacturing Engineering / Industrial
Engineering / Mechanical Engineering / Production
Engineering / Mechatronics Engineering from any Institution /
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 University recognized by All India Council for Technical
Education / UGC
(or)
(c) National Trade Certificate / National Apprenticeship
Certificate in Advanced Computer Numerical Control
Machining Technician
16. Junior Training Officer 3620 i) Must have passed SSLC or its equivalent; and
(Draughtsman Civil) ii) Any one of the following
(a) Degree in Engineering / Technology in Civil from any
Institution / University recognized by All India Council for
Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(b) Diploma in Civil Engineering from any Institution / University
recognized by All India Council for Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(c) National Trade Certificate / National Apprenticeship
Certificate in Draughtsman Civil
17. Junior Training Officer 3621 i) Must have passed SSLC or its equivalent; and
(Engineering Drawing) ii) Any one of the following
(a) Degree in Engineering from All India Council for Technical
Education / UGC recognized Engineering College / University
(or)
(b) Diploma in Engineering from All India Council for Technical
Education / recognized board of technical education or relevant
Advanced Diploma (Vocational) from Directorate General of
Training
(or)
(c) National Trade Certificate / National Apprenticeship
Certificate in ‘Any one of the Mechanical group (Grade I) trades
categorised under Engineering Drawing’ or ‘Draughtsman
Mechanical’ or ‘Draughtsman Civil’ trades

The list of Mechanical group (Grade I) trades is available in

List I of Annexure VIII of this notification
18. Junior Training Officer 3622 i) Must have passed SSLC or its equivalent; and
(Electronics Mechanic) ii) Any one of the following
(a) Degree in Engineering / Technology in Electrical / Electrical
and Electronics / Electronics and Communication from any
Institution / University recognized by All India Council for
Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(b) Diploma in Electrical / Electrical and Electronics /
Electronics and Communication from any Institution /
University recognized by All India Council for Technical
Education / UGC
(or)
(c) National Trade Certificate / National Apprenticeship
Certificate in Electronics Mechanic
19. Junior Training Officer 3623 i) Must have passed SSLC or its equivalent; and
(Electrician) ii) Any one of the following
(a) Degree in Engineering / Technology in Electrical / Electrical
and Electronics from any Institution / University recognized by
All India Council for Technical Education / UGC
(or)

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 (b) Diploma in Electrical / Electrical and Electronics
Engineering from any Institution / University recognized by All
India Council for Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(c) National Trade Certificate / National Apprenticeship
Certificate in Electrician
20. Junior Training Officer 3624 i) Must have passed SSLC or its equivalent; and
(Fashion Design and ii) Any one of the following
Technology) (a) Degree in Apparel Technology / Textile Technology from
any Institution / University recognized by All India Council for
Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(b) Diploma in Garment Technology / Apparel Technology /
Costume Design and Dress Making / Fashion Design &
Clothing Technology / Fashion Technology from any Institution
/ University recognized by All India Council for Technical
Education / UGC
(or)
(c) National Trade Certificate / National Apprenticeship
Certificate in Fashion Design and Technology
21. Junior Training Officer 3625 i) Must have passed SSLC or its equivalent; and
(Fitter) ii) Any one of the following
(a) Degree in Engineering / Technology in / Mechanical /
Production / Manufacturing from any Institution / University
recognized by All India Council for Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(b) Diploma in Mechanical / Production / Manufacturing
Engineering from any Institution / University recognized by All
India Council for Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(c) National Trade Certificate / National Apprenticeship
Certificate in Fitter
22. Junior Training Officer 3626 i) Must have passed SSLC or its equivalent; and
(Food Production) ii) Any one of the following
(a) Degree in Hotel Management / Catering Technology / Hotel
& Catering Management from any Institution / University
recognized by All India Council for Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(b) Diploma in Hotel Management & Catering Technology from
any Institution / University recognized by All India Council for
Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(c) National Trade Certificate / National Apprenticeship
Certificate in Food Production
23. Junior Training Officer 3627 i) Must have passed SSLC or its equivalent; and
(Information and ii) Any one of the following
Communication (a) Degree in Engineering / Technology in Computer Science /
Technology System Information Technology / Electronics and Communication from
Maintenance) any Institution / University recognized by All India Council for
Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(b) Diploma in Computer Science / Electronics and
Communication / Computer Technology / Computer Science
and Engineering / Computer Engineering / Information

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 Technology from any Institution / University recognized by All
India Council for Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(c) National Trade Certificate / National Apprenticeship
Certificate in Information and Communication Technology
System Maintenance
24. Junior Training Officer 3628 i) Must have passed SSLC or its equivalent; and
(In-Plant Logistics ii) Any one of the following
Assistant) (a) Degree in Engineering / Technology in Mechanical /
Production from All India Council for Technical Education /
UGC recognized Engineering College / University
(or)
(b) Diploma in Mechanical / Production Engineering from All
India Council for Technical Education / recognized board of
Technical Education or relevant Advanced Diploma
(Vocational) from Directorate General of Training
(or)
(c) National Trade Certificate / National Apprenticeship
Certificate in In-Plant Logistics Assistant
25. Junior Training Officer 3629 i) Must have passed SSLC or its equivalent; and
(Industrial Robotics and ii) Any one of the following
Digital Manufacturing (a) Degree in Engineering / Technology in Manufacturing /
Technician) Industrial / Mechanical / Production / Mechatronics / Robotics
and Automation from any Institution / University recognized by
All India Council for Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(b) Diploma in Electronics / Manufacturing Engineering /
Industrial Engineering / Mechanical Engineering / Production
Engineering / Mechatronics Engineering / Robotics and
Automation from any Institution / University recognized by All
India Council for Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(c) National Trade Certificate / National Apprenticeship
Certificate in Industrial Robotics and Digital Manufacturing
Technician
26. Junior Training Officer 3630 i) Must have passed SSLC or its equivalent; and
(Machinist) ii) Any one of the following
(a) Degree in Engineering / Technology in Mechanical /
Production / Manufacturing from any Institution / University
recognized by All India Council for Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(b) Diploma in Mechanical / Production / Manufacturing
Engineering from any Institution / University recognized by All
India Council for Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(c) National Trade Certificate / National Apprenticeship
Certificate in Machinist
27. Junior Training Officer 3631 i) Must have passed SSLC or its equivalent; and
(Workshop Calculation ii) Any one of the following
and Science) (a) Degree in Engineering from All India Council for Technical
Education / UGC recognized Engineering College / University
(or)
(b) Diploma in Engineering from All India Council for Technical
Education / recognized board of Technical Education or

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 relevant Advanced Diploma (Vocational) from Directorate
General of Training
(or)
(c) National Trade Certificate / National Apprenticeship
Certificate in any one of the engineering trades

The list of engineering trades is available in List II of

Annexure VIII of this notification
28. Junior Training Officer 3632 i) Must have passed SSLC or its equivalent; and
(Mechanic Auto Body ii) Any one of the following
Repair) (a) Degree in Engineering / Technology in Mechanical /
Automobile from any Institution / University recognized by All
India Council for Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(b) Diploma in Mechanical Engineering / Automobile
Engineering from any Institution / University recognized by All
India Council for Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(c) National Trade Certificate / National Apprenticeship
Certificate in Mechanic Auto Body Repair
29. Junior Training Officer 3633 i) Must have passed SSLC or its equivalent; and
(Mechanic Two and ii) Any one of the following
Three Wheeler) (a) Degree in Engineering / Technology in Automobile /
Mechanical (with specialization in Automobile) / Mechanical
from Institution / University recognized by All India Council for
Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(b) Diploma in Automobile / Mechanical (specialization in
automobile) / Mechanical Engineering from any Institution /
University recognized by All India Council for Technical
Education / UGC
(or)
(c) National Trade Certificate / National Apprenticeship
Certificate in Mechanic Two and Three Wheeler
30. Junior Training Officer 3634 i) Must have passed SSLC or its equivalent; and
(Mechanic Electric ii) Any one of the following
Vehicle) (a) Degree in Engineering / Technology in Mechanical /
Automobile from any Institution / University recognized by All
India Council for Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(b) Diploma in Mechanical Engineering / Automobile
Engineering from any Institution/ University recognized by All
India Council for Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(c) National Trade Certificate / National Apprenticeship
Certificate in Mechanic Electric Vehicle
31. Junior Training Officer 3635 i) Must have passed SSLC or its equivalent; and
(Mechanic Motor ii) Any one of the following
Vehicle) (a) Degree in Engineering / Technology in Mechanical /
Automobile from any Institution / University recognized by All
India Council for Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(b) Diploma in Mechanical Engineering / Automobile
Engineering from any Institution / University recognized by All
India Council for Technical Education / UGC
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 (or)
(c) National Trade Certificate / National Apprenticeship
Certificate in Mechanic Motor Vehicle
32. Junior Training Officer 3636 i) Must have passed SSLC or its equivalent; and
(Manufacturing ii) Any one of the following
Process control and (a) Degree in Engineering / Technology in Manufacturing /
Automation) Industrial / Mechanical / Production / Mechatronics from any
Institution / University recognized by All India Council for
Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(b) Diploma in Electronics / Manufacturing Engineering /
Industrial Engineering / Mechanical Engineering / Production
Engineering / Mechatronics Engineering from any Institution /
University recognized by All India Council for Technical
Education / UGC
(or)
(c) National Trade Certificate / National Apprenticeship
Certificate in Manufacturing Process control and Automation
33. Junior Training Officer 3637 i) Must have passed SSLC or its equivalent; and
(Refrigeration and Air ii) Any one of the following
Conditioner (a) Degree in Engineering / Technology in Mechanical /
Technician) Production / Manufacturing from any Institution / University
recognized by All India Council for Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(b) Diploma in Mechanical / Production / Manufacturing
Engineering / Refrigeration & Air Conditioning from any
Institution / University recognized by All India Council for
Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(c) National Trade Certificate / National Apprenticeship
Certificate in Refrigeration and Air Conditioner Technician

34. Junior Training Officer 3638 i) Must have passed SSLC or its equivalent; and
(Operator Advanced ii) Any one of the following
Machine Tool) (a) Degree in Engineering / Technology in Manufacturing /
Industrial / Mechanical / Production / Mechatronics from any
Institution / University recognized by All India Council for
Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(b) Diploma in Manufacturing Engineering / Industrial
Engineering / Mechanical Engineering / Production
Engineering / Mechatronics Engineering from any Institution /
University recognized by All India Council for Technical
Education / UGC
(or)
(c) National Trade Certificate / National Apprenticeship
Certificate in Operator Advanced Machine Tool
35. Junior Training Officer 3639 i) Must have passed SSLC or its equivalent; and
(Pump Operator cum ii) Any one of the following
Mechanic) (a) Degree in Engineering / Technology in Mechanical /
Automobile from any Institution / University recognized by All
India Council for Technical Education / UGC
(or)

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 (b) Diploma in Mechanical Engineering / Automobile
Engineering from any Institution / University recognized by All
India Council for Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(c) National Trade Certificate / National Apprenticeship
Certificate in Pump Operator cum Mechanic
36. Junior Training Officer 3640 i) Must have passed SSLC or its equivalent; and
(Sewing Technology) ii) Any one of the following
(a) Degree in Fashion & Apparel Technology / Textile
Technology from any Institution / University recognized by All
India Council for Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(b) Diploma in Garment fabrication Technology / Costume
Design & Dress Making / Garment Technology / Apparel
Technology / Fashion Design & Clothing Technology / Fashion
Technology from any Institution / University recognized by All
India Council for Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(c) National Trade Certificate / National Apprenticeship
Certificate in Sewing Technology
37. Junior Training Officer 3641 i) Must have passed SSLC or its equivalent; and
(Smartphone ii) Any one of the following
Technician cum App (a) Degree in Electronics / Electronics and Telecommunication
Tester) / Electronics and Communication Engineering / Computer
Networking from any Institution / University recognized by All
India Council for Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(b) Diploma in Electronics / Electronics and
Telecommunication / Electronics and Communication
Engineering / Computer Networking from any Institution /
University recognized by All India Council for Technical
Education / UGC
(or)
(c) National Trade Certificate / National Apprenticeship
Certificate in Smartphone Technician cum App Tester
38. Junior Training Officer 3642 i) Must have passed SSLC or its equivalent; and
(Solar Technician ii) Any one of the following
(Electrical)) (a) Degree in Engineering / Technology in Electrical / Electrical
and Electronics from any Institution / University recognized by
All India Council for Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(b) Diploma in Electrical / Electrical and Electronics
Engineering from any Institution / University recognized by All
India Council for Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(c) National Trade Certificate / National Apprenticeship
Certificate in Solar Technician (Electrical)
39. Junior Training Officer 3643 i) Must have passed SSLC or its equivalent; and
(Surveyor) ii) Any one of the following
(a) Degree in Engineering / Technology in Survey / Civil from
any Institution / University recognized by All India Council for
Technical Education / UGC
(or)

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 (b) Diploma in Survey Engineering / Civil Engineering from any
Institution / University recognized by All India Council for
Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(c) National Trade Certificate / National Apprenticeship
Certificate in Surveyor
40. Junior Training Officer 3644 i) Must have passed SSLC or its equivalent; and
(Technician Medical ii) Any one of the following
Electronics) (a) Degree in Engineering / Technology in Electronics / Bio
Medical / Medical Electronics / Electronics and Communication
from any Institution / University recognized by All India Council
for Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(b) Diploma in Electronics / Bio Medical / Medical Electronics
Engineering / Electronics and Communication Engineering
from any Institution / University recognized by All India Council
for Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(c) National Trade Certificate / National Apprenticeship
Certificate in Technician Medical Electronics
41. Junior Training Officer 3645 i) Must have passed SSLC or its equivalent; and
(Textile Mechatronics) ii) Any one of the following
(a) Degree in Textile Mechatronics / Textile Technology /
Textile Processing / Textile Engineering from any Institution /
University recognized by All India Council for Technical
Education / UGC
(or)
(b) Diploma in Textile Mechatronics / Textile Technology /
Textile Processing / Textile Engineering from any Institution /
University recognized by All India Council for Technical
Education / UGC
(or)
(c) National Trade Certificate / National Apprenticeship
Certificate in Textile Mechatronics
42. Junior Training Officer 3646 i) Must have passed SSLC or its equivalent; and
(Turner) ii) Any one of the following
(a) Degree in Engineering / Technology in Mechanical /
Production / Manufacturing from any Institution / University
recognized by All India Council for Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(b) Diploma in Mechanical / Production / Manufacturing
Engineering from any Institution / University recognized by All
India Council for Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(c) National Trade Certificate / National Apprenticeship
Certificate in the trade of ‘Turner’ or ‘Tool and Die maker
(PTJF)’ or ‘Tool and Die maker (Dies and Moulds)’
43. Junior Training Officer 3647 i) Must have passed SSLC or its equivalent; and
(Welder) ii) Any one of the following
(a) Degree in Engineering/Technology in Mechanical /
Metallurgy / Mechatronics / Production / Manufacturing from
any Institution / University recognized by All India Council for
Technical Education / UGC
(or)

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 (b) Diploma in Mechanical and allied / Production /
Manufacturing Engineering from any Institution / University
recognized by All India Council for Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(c) National Trade Certificate / National Apprenticeship
Certificate in Welder
44. Junior Training Officer 3648 i) Must have passed SSLC or its equivalent; and
(Wireman) ii) Any one of the following
(a) Degree in Engineering / Technology in Electrical / Electrical
and Electronics from any Institution / University recognized by
All India Council for Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(b) Diploma in Electrical / Electrical and Electronics
Engineering from any Institution / University recognized by All
India Council for Technical Education / UGC
(or)
(c) National Trade Certificate / National Apprenticeship
Certificate in Wireman
45. Assistant Agricultural 3101 i) Must have passed Higher Secondary (plus two) Examination
Officer ii) Must possess two years Diploma in Agriculture from the
Institution recognized by the Government of Tamil Nadu or
affiliated with the Tamil Nadu Agricultural University; or
Gandhigram Rural Institute, Dindigul District or Annamalai
University or any other Institution under the control of the
Commissioner of Agriculture
46. Assistant Horticultural 3104 i) A pass in Higher Secondary Examination and
Officer ii) A pass in two years Diploma course in Horticulture in the
Institutions approved by Tamil Nadu Agricultural University /
Gandhigram Rural University / Director of Horticulture and
Plantation Crops or Diploma Course in Horticulture awarded by
the Annamalai University
47. Technical Assistant 3549 A Diploma in Civil Engineering from any Institute approved by
(Civil) All India Council for Technical Education
48. Technical Assistant 3550 A Diploma in Electrical Engineering from any Institute
(Electrical) approved by All India Council for Technical Education
49. Junior Burner 3651 B.Sc (Chemistry) or Diploma in Chemical Engineering
50. Junior Foreman 3652 Diploma in Mechanical Engineering
(Factory)
51. Junior Tradesman Refer i) Must have passed SSLC
(Mechanic Motor table ii) Must have passed ITI certificate examination (NTC) in
Vehicle) in para Mechanic Motor Vehicle (MMV) Trade
No.3 iii) Must have completed the Apprenticeship under the
Apprenticeship Act, 1961/1973 in any of the Organisation in
Tamil Nadu and obtained National Apprenticeship Certificate
52. Junior Tradesman i) Must have passed SSLC
(Electrician) ii) Must have passed ITI certificate examination (NTC) in
Electrician Trade
iii) Must have completed the Apprenticeship under the
Apprenticeship Act, 1961/1973 in any of the Organisation in
Tamil Nadu and obtained National Apprenticeship Certificate
53. Junior Tradesman i) Must have passed SSLC
(Welder) ii) Must have passed ITI certificate examination (NTC) in
Welder Trade
iii) Must have completed the Apprenticeship under the
Apprenticeship Act, 1961/1973 in any of the Organisation in
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 Tamil Nadu and obtained National Apprenticeship Certificate
54. Junior Tradesman i) Must have passed SSLC
(Fitter) ii) Must have passed ITI certificate examination (NTC) in Fitter
Trade
iii) Must have completed the Apprenticeship under the
Apprenticeship Act, 1961/1973 in any of the Organisation in
Tamil Nadu and obtained National Apprenticeship Certificate
55. Junior Tradesman 3656 i) Must have passed SSLC
(Diesel Mechanic) ii) Must have passed ITI certificate examination (NTC) in Diesel
Mechanic Trade
iii) Must have completed the Apprenticeship under the
Apprenticeship Act, 1961/1973 in any of the Organisation in
Tamil Nadu and obtained National Apprenticeship Certificate
56. Junior Tradesman 3661 i) Must have passed SSLC
(AC Mechanic) ii) Must have passed ITI certificate examination (NTC) in AC
Mechanic Trade
iii) Must have completed the Apprenticeship under the
Apprenticeship Act, 1961/1973 in any of the Organisation in
Tamil Nadu and obtained National Apprenticeship Certificate
57. Junior Tradesman 3660 i) Must have passed SSLC
(Sheet Metal) ii) Must have passed ITI certificate examination (NTC) in Sheet
Metal Trade
iii) Must have completed the Apprenticeship under the
Apprenticeship Act, 1961/1973 in any of the Organisation in
Tamil Nadu and obtained National Apprenticeship Certificate
58. Technical Assistant 3591 Diploma in Electrical and Electronics Engineering or Equivalent
(Electrical)

4.2.1. The candidates should possess the educational qualification, technical qualification and
experience prescribed for the post, on the date of notification. The period of practical or other
experience should have been acquired after obtaining the educational qualification prescribed for the
post.

4.2.2. The Diploma / I.T.I / National Trade Certificate / National Apprenticeship Certificate / Under
Graduate / Post Graduate degree qualification prescribed for the above posts should have been
obtained by passing the required qualification in the following order of studies viz., SSLC + HSC /
Diploma / I.T.I or its equivalent + Under Graduate Degree + Post Graduate Degree.

4.2.3. The posts for which prescribed qualification is Diploma in a particular subject, then a degree in
the subject will be considered as a higher qualification. The candidates possessing degree in the
subject are also eligible to apply, except for the posts of Assistant Agricultural Officer
(Post Code: 3101) and Assistant Horticultural Officer (Post Code: 3104).

4.2.4. Candidates not possessing the two years Diploma in Agriculture are not eligible for the post of
Assistant Agricultural Officer (Post Code: 3101) and candidates not possessing the two years
Diploma in Horticulture are not eligible for the post of Assitant Horticultural Officer (Post Code: 3104)
even though they possess higher qualification. Diploma in Agricultural Technology (3 Years course)
is not the prescribed educational qualification, for the post of Assistant Agricultural Officer (Post Code:
3101).

4.2.5. Candidates who have not possessed Industrial Training Institute Certificate in the Trades of
Mechanic Motor Vehicle, Electrician, Welder, Fitter, Diesel Mechanic, AC Mechanic and Sheet Metal

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are not eligible for the post of Junior Tradesman (refer para No.3) in Tamil Nadu State Transport
Corporation in various Divisions even though they possess higher qualification.

4.2.6. Supporting Documents:

4.2.6.1. SSLC / HSC / I.T.I Certificate / National Trade Certificate / National Apprenticeship Certificate /
Diploma / Degree / PG Degree / Integrated PG Degree / Provisional Degree or Provisional Diploma
Certificate / Consolidated Mark Sheet along with Degree or Provisional Degree Certificate shall be
accepted as proof of educational qualification.

4.2.6.2. In cases where the I.T.I Certificate / National Trade Certificate / National Apprenticeship
Certificate / Diploma / Degree / PG Degree certificates had been issued after the date of notification,
candidates must upload proof of the publication of results of the respective qualification(s) on or
before the date of notification in the form of Provisional Diploma / I.T.I / Degree Certificate / Consolidated
Mark Sheet / Certificate from the Head of the Institution / University in the format prescribed in
Annexure VI.

4.2.6.3. Candidates claiming possession of qualification higher than that prescribed for a post, must
upload certificates, issued on / before the date of notification, in support of such claim.

4.2.6.4. Candidates claiming experience for the posts of Chemist, Grade I (Post Code: 3679) and Hostel
Superintendent cum Physical Training Officer (Post Code: 1731) should upload the experience certificate
in the format available in Annexure V of this notification.

4.2.6.5. In cases where the duration of the prescribed educational / technical course / experience has
been specified in the notification, any discrepancy between the claim in the application and the
documents uploaded shall result in the rejection of candidature after due process.

4.2.6.6. In case the Degree Certificate is lost or is not immediately available for reasons to be specified,
an extract from the Convocation Register will be accepted as evidence of qualification.

4.2.6.7. The candidates claiming equivalence of qualification should upload a copy of the Government
order at the time of uploading of documents, failing which his / her candidature will be rejected after due
process. The Government orders relating to equivalence of qualification are available on the website of
the Tamil Nadu State Council for Higher Education (www.tnsche.tn.gov.in). The Government orders
regarding equivalence of qualification issued after the date of physical certificate verification will not be
considered for this recruitment.

4.3. Medical and Physical Standards:

4.3.1. Candidates selected for appointment to the posts will be required to submit a certificate of
physical fitness to the Appointing Authority at the time of joining the post.

4.3.2. The prescribed standards of visual acuity of the candidates selected for the following posts are
mentioned below;
S. Name of the Post Post Code Standard of Vision
No.
1. Chemist, Grade-I 3679 Standard III or better, Colour
2. Overseer / Junior Draughting Officer Refer table in blindness or night blindness to
para No.3 be a disqualification
3. Junior Technical Assistant 1853
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4. Technical Assistant (Electrical) 3591 Standar III or better, Colour
vision defective and Night
blindness will be a
disqualification
5. Junior Engineer 3662 Standard III or better, Colour
6. Assistant Agricultural Officer 3101 blindness to be a disqualification
7. Assistant Horticultural Officer 3104
8. Mines Surveyor 3674 Standard III or better
9. Assistant Manager (Mines) 3654
10. Junior Draughting Officer 3115
11. Hostel Superintendent cum Physical Training 1731
Officer
12. Junior Draughting Officer 3547
13. Surveyor 3378
14. Technical Assistant (Civil) 3549
15. Technical Assistant (Electrical) 3550
16. Junior Burner 3651
17. Junior Foreman (Factory) 3652
18. Junior Training Officer (Architectural 3615
Draughtsman)
19. Junior Training Officer (Basic Designer & 3617
Virtual Verifier)
20. Junior Training Officer (Computer Hardware & 3618
Network Maintenance)
21. Junior Training Officer (Advanced Computer 3619
Numerical Control Machining Technician)
22. Junior Training Officer (Draughtsman Civil) 3620
23. Junior Training Officer (Engineering Drawing) 3621
24. Junior Training Officer (Electronics Mechanic) 3622
25. Junior Training Officer (Electrician) 3623
26. Junior Training Officer (Fashion Design and 3624
Technology)
27. Junior Training Officer (Fitter) 3625
28. Junior Training Officer (Food Production) 3626

29. Junior Training Officer (Information & 3627

Communication Technology System
Maintenance)
30. Junior Training Officer (In-Plant Logistics 3628
Assistant)
31. Junior Training Officer (Industrial Robotics and 3629
Digital Manufacturing Technician)
32. Junior Training Officer (Machinist) 3630
33. Junior Training Officer (Workshop Calculation 3631
and Science)
34. Junior Training Officer (Mechanic Auto Body 3632
Repair)
35. Junior Training Officer (Mechanic Two and 3633
Three Wheeler)
36. Junior Training Officer (Mechanic Electric 3634
Vehicle)
37. Junior Training Officer (Mechanic Motor 3635
Vehicle)
38. Junior Training Officer (Manufacturing Process 3636
control and Automation)
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 39. Junior Training Officer (Refrigeration and Air 3637 Standard III or better
Conditioner Technician)
40. Junior Training Officer (Operator Advanced 3638
Machine Tool)
41. Junior Training Officer (Pump Operator cum 3639
Mechanic)
42. Junior Training Officer (Sewing Technology) 3640
43. Junior Training Officer (Smartphone 3641
Technician cum App Tester)
44. Junior Training Officer (Solar Technician 3642
(Electrical))
45. Junior Training Officer (Surveyor) 3643
46. Junior Training Officer (Technician Medical 3644
Electronics)
47. Junior Training Officer (Textile Mechatronics) 3645
48. Junior Training Officer (Turner) 3646
49. Junior Training Officer (Welder) 3647
50. Junior Training Officer (Wireman) 3648
51. Junior Tradesman (MMV) Refer table in
52. Junior Tradesman (Electrician) para No.3
53. Junior Tradesman (Welder)
54. Junior Tradesman (Fitter)
55. Junior Tradesman (Diesel Mechanic) 3656
56. Junior Tradesman (AC Mechanic) 3661
57. Junior Tradesman (Sheet Metal) 3660
58. Assistant Rubber Maker 3258

4.3.3. Candidates with defective vision should upload an Eye Fitness certificate from a qualified Eye
Specialist working in a Government Hospital at the time of joining the post, to the Appointing Authority.

4.3.4. Candidates who have applied for the posts of Chemist, Grade-I (Post Code: 3679), Overseer /Junior
Draughting Officer in Rural Development and Panchayat Raj Department (refer table in para No 3), Junior
Technical Assistant (Post Code: 1853), Junior Engineer (Post Code: 3662), Assistant Agricultural Officer
(Post Code: 3101), Assistant Horticultural Officer (Post Code: 3104) and Technical Assistant (Electrical)
(Post Code: 3591) should upload eye fitness certificate from the specialist in Ophthalmology working in
the Government Hospital in the format prescribed in Annexure VI at the time of submission of online
application failing which his / her application will not be considered for the said posts.

4.3.5. Posts of Junior Tradesman (Mechanic Motor Vehicle, Electrician, Welder, Fitter,
AC Mechanic, Diesel Mechanic and Sheet Metal) in Tamil Nadu State Transport Corporation

4.3.5.1. Candidates must possess the following minimum physical standards;

Height (cm) Weight (kg)

152 45

4.3.5.2. Candidates possessing the above-said minimum physical standards are only eligible to apply for
these posts. The candidates who have applied for the posts of Junior Tradesman (Post code: refer table
in para. No.3) should upload the certificate of physical standards obtained from a Medical Officer, above
the rank of an Assistant Surgeon appointed by the Government to a Government Medical Institution in the
format prescribed in Annexure VI of Notification at the time of submission of online application failing which
his / her application will not be considered for the said posts.
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4.3.5.3. Senior Civil Surgeon, Civil Surgeon, Senior Assistant Surgeon, Resident Medical Officer, Assistant
Professor, Senior Assistant Professor, Designate Professor of Medicine and Professor of Paediatrics are
the competent authorities to issue the certificate of physical standards.

4.4. Knowledge in Tamil:

4.4.1. Candidates should possess adequate knowledge in Tamil on the date of this Notification. The
candidate shall be deemed to possess an adequate knowledge of Tamil if, he / she has passed the
SSLC examination or its equivalent examination / HSC / Degree, etc., with Tamil as one of the
languages or studied the High School Course in Tamil medium; or passed the SSLC examination or
its equivalent examination in Tamil medium; or passed the Second Class Language Test (Full Test)
in Tamil conducted by the Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission.

4.4.2. Candidates must upload either SSLC / HSC / Degree / PG Degree mark sheets or proof of
having passed the Second Class Language Test (Full Test) in Tamil conducted by the Tamil Nadu
Public Service Commission, at the time of submission of online application.

4.4.3. Failure to produce documents in support of the possession of adequate knowledge of Tamil,
shall result in the candidate being required to pass the Second Class Language Test (Full Test) in
Tamil conducted by the Commission, within a period of two years from the date of
his / her appointment, failing which he / she shall be discharged from service.

4.5. Restrictions on applying for the Examination:

4.5.1. The candidates not belonging to SCs, SC(A)s, STs, MBCs/DCs, BC(OBCM)s, and BCMs, who
have put in 5 years or more of service, since his/ her first appointment to a service of Government of
India or Government of a State / Union Territory, are not eligible to apply even if they are within the
age limit.

4.5.2. The persons with benchmark disabilities are not eligible for the following posts;

S. Name of the Post Post Department / Organization

No. Code
1. Chemist, Grade-I 3679 Industries and Commerce
(Institute of Ceramic Technology, Viruthachalam)
2. Mines Surveyor 3674 Tamil Nadu Minerals Limited
3. Assistant Manager (Mines) 3654 Tamil Nadu Magnesite Limited

4.6. Posts identified suitable for Persons with Benchmark Disability:

4.6.1. The following posts are identified as suitable for reservation to persons with benchmark disabilities
as detailed below:

S. Post Suitable Category of Benchmark

Name of the Post
No. Code Disabilities
1. Junior Technical Assistant 1853 All categories
2. Junior Draughting Officer 3115
3. Junior Draughting Officer 3547
4. Surveyor 3378
5. Overseer / Junior Draughting Officer Refer
6. Junior Tradesman (MMV) table in
7. Junior Tradesman (Electrician) para
8. Junior Tradesman (Welder) no.3
9. Junior Tradesman (Fitter)
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10. Junior Tradesman (Diesel Mechanic) 3656 All categories
11. Junior Tradesman (AC Mechanic) 3661
12. Junior Tradesman (Sheet Metal) 3660
13. Junior Training Officer (Architectural 3615
Draughtsman)
14. Junior Training Officer (Basic Designer and 3617
Virtual Verifier)
15. Junior Training Officer (Computer Hardware 3618
and Network Maintenance)
16. Junior Training Officer (Advanced Computer 3619
Numerical Control Machining Technician)
17. Junior Training Officer (Draughtsman Civil) 3620
18. Junior Training Officer (Engineering 3621
Drawing)
19. Junior Training Officer (Electronics 3622
Mechanic)
20. Junior Training Officer (Electrician) 3623
21. Junior Training Officer (Fashion Design and 3624
Technology)
22. Junior Training Officer (Fitter) 3625
23. Junior Training Officer 3626
(Food Production)
24. Junior Training Officer (Information and 3627
Communication Technology System
Maintenance)
25. Junior Training Officer (In-Plant Logistics 3628
Assistant)
26. Junior Training Officer (Industrial Robotics 3629
and Digital Manufacturing Technician)
27. Junior Training Officer (Machinist) 3630
28. Junior Training Officer (Workshop 3631
Calculation and Science)
29. Junior Training Officer (Mechanic Auto Body 3632
Repair)
30. Junior Training Officer (Mechanic Two & 3633
Three Wheeler)
31. Junior Training Officer (Mechanic Electric 3634
Vehicle)
32. Junior Training Officer (Mechanic Motor 3635
Vehicle)
33. Junior Training Officer (Manufacturing 3636
Process control and Automation)
34. Junior Training Officer (Refrigeration and Air 3637
Conditioner Technician)
35. Junior Training Officer (Operator Advanced 3638
Machine Tool)
36. Junior Training Officer (Pump Operator cum 3639
Mechanic)
37. Junior Training Officer (Sewing Technology) 3640
38. Junior Training Officer (Smartphone 3641
Technician cum App Tester)
39. Junior Training Officer (Solar Technician 3642
(Electrical))
40. Junior Training Officer (Surveyor) 3643
41. Junior Training Officer (Technician Medical 3644
Electronics)
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 42. Junior Training Officer (Textile 3645 All categories
Mechatronics)
43. Junior Training Officer (Turner) 3646
44. Junior Training Officer (Welder) 3647
45. Junior Training Officer (Wireman) 3648
46. Assistant Agricultural Officer 3101
47. Technical Assistant (Civil) 3549
48. Technical Assistant (Electrical) 3550
49. Junior Burner 3651
50. Junior Foreman (Factory) 3652
51. Technical Assistant (Electrical) 3591
52. Assistant Rubber Maker 3258
53. Hostel Superintendent cum Physical 1731 All categories except Visually
Training Officer Impaired
54. Assistant Horticultural Officer 3104 LV, HH, LD, CP, LC, DF, AC, MuD,
ASD, SLD, MI
55. Junior Engineer 3662 LV, HI, HH, LD, LC, DF, AC, MD
Abbreviations:
LV – Low Vision CP – Cerebral Palsy
VI – Visually Impaired LC – Leprosy Cured
HH – Hard of Hearing AC – Acid Attack Victims
HI – Hearing Impaired DF – Dwarfism
LD – Locomotor Disability MuD – Muscular Dystrophy
ASD – Autism Spectrum Disorder SLD – Specific Learning Disability
MI – Mentally Ill MD – Multiple Disabilities

4.6.2. Persons with Benchmark Disability with only those category (ies) of disability (ies) mentioned above
shall be eligible to apply for this examination under Persons with Benchmark Disability category.
Therefore, candidates concerned are advised to read it carefully before applying appropriately for
admission to the Examination.

5. Plan of Examination:

5.1. The Combined Technical Services Examination (Diploma / ITI) will be conducted as single stage
Written Examination. The candidates will be admitted to the examination, based on the claims made in the
online application.

5.2. Ranking Procedure:

5.2.1. The merit list or ranking list shall be prepared on the basis of total marks secured by the candidates
in the written examination. Marks obtained by the candidates in the examination (Part B and Part C of
Paper I and Paper II) would determine final ranking.

5.2.2. In cases of two or more candidates scoring equal marks, the candidate possessing the higher
qualification shall be placed above in the merit list.

5.2.3. When the marks obtained in the written examination and the qualification are also the same, then
the candidate senior in age shall be placed above in the merit list.

5.2.4. When the age too is the same, then the candidate who has submitted his application earlier to the
Commission, as determined from the application number, shall be placed above in the merit list.

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5.3. Onscreen certificate verification will be conducted before admission to the physical certificate
verification and counselling. The Commission will draw a list of candidates to be qualified for the onscreen
certificate verification based on the criterion of minimum qualifying marks as mentioned in para 6 of the
notification and rule of reservation of appointments. For the posts not requiring experience the candidates
will be admitted to onscreen certificate verification in the ratio of 1:3 / 1:2 for General category and all
reserved categories respectively. For the posts requiring experience the candidates will be admitted to
onscreen certificate verification in the ratio of 1:5 for all categories.

5.4. The experience certificate uploaded by the candidates will be verified by the Head of the Department
/ Organization concerned, during onscreen certificate verification. The committee can reject the experience
certificate of the candidate after due process. The decision of the committee is final.

5.5. After onscreen certificate verification, based on the marks obtained in the written examination and
subject to the rule of reservation of appointments, candidates will be admitted to physical certificate
verification and counselling (wherever applicable). For the posts requiring counselling, the candidates will
be admitted to physical certificate verification and counselling in the ratio of 1:3 and 1:1.5 for General
category and all reserved categories respectively. For the posts not requiring counselling, candidates will
be admitted to physical certificate verification in the ratio of 1:1.2 for all categories.

5.6. In respect of posts whose total cadre strength is one only and for which the rule of reservation of
appointments does not apply, the number of candidates to be admitted to the physical certificate
verification and counselling (wherever applicable) on the basis of the marks obtained in the written
examination will be three.

5.7. The final selection will be made based on the total marks obtained by the candidate in the Examination
(Part B and Part C of Paper I and Paper II) subject to rule of reservation of appointments. Candidates will
be allowed to participate in counselling (wherever applicable) based on his / her rank.

5.8. Appearance in Paper I and Paper II is compulsory. Candidates who have not appeared either for
Paper I or Paper II will not be considered for selection, even if they secure the minimum qualifying marks.

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6. Scheme of Examination:

Subject Standard No. of Duration Maximum Minimum Qualifying Type Mode

Questions Marks Marks of of
SCs, SC(A)s, Others* Exami- Exami-
STs, MBCs/DCs, nation nation
BC(OBCM)s and
BCMs
Paper I
Part A
Tamil 100 150 60 60
Eligibility
Test
SSLC 3 hours OMR
Part B
General 75
Studies 150 135 180 Objective
Part C
Aptitude 25
and Mental
Ability
Paper II Diploma 200 3 hours 300
Subject / ITI CBT
Paper
Total (Part B & C of Paper-I and Paper-II) 450
*Others - Candidates not belonging to SCs, SC(A)s, STs, MBCs/DCs, BC(OBCM)s and BCMs
OMR - Optical Mark Recognition; CBT - Computer Based Test

6.1. Paper II – Subject Paper

Name of the Post Post Subject Paper Subject Standard Language of
Code Code Question
Paper
Chemist, Grade-I 3679 Chemical Engineering and 452 Diploma English
Technology
Mines Surveyor 3674 Civil and Mining 574 Diploma English
Engineering
Assistant Manager 3654 Mining Engineering 346 Diploma English
(Mines)
Junior Engineer 3662 Civil Engineering 443 Diploma English and
Tamil
Junior Technical 1853 Handloom Technology, 445 Diploma English
Assistant Textile Technology and
Textile Manufacture
Overseer /Junior Refer Civil Engineering 443 Diploma English and
table in
Draughting Officer para
Tamil
No.3
Junior Draughting Officer 3115 Civil Engineering 443 Diploma English and
Tamil
Hostel Superintendent 1731 Physical Education 354 Diploma English and
cum Physical Training Tamil
Officer
Junior Draughting Officer 3547 Civil Engineering 443 Diploma English and
Tamil

Assistant Rubber Maker 3258 Rubber and Polymer 576 Diploma English
Technology
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Surveyor 3378 Trade: Surveyor 387 I.T.I English and
Tamil
Junior Training Officer 3615 Trade: Architectural 531 I.T.I English and
(Architectural Draughtsman Tamil
Draughtsman)
Junior Training Officer 3617 Trade: Basic Designer and 532 I.T.I English and
(Basic Designer and Virtual Verifier Tamil
Virtual Verifier)
Junior Training Officer 3618 Trade: Computer Hardware 533 I.T.I English and
(Computer Hardware and and Network Maintenance Tamil
Network Maintenance)
Junior Training Officer 3619 Trade: Advanced 534 I.T.I English and
(Advanced Computer Computer Numerical Tamil
Numerical Control Control Machining
Machining Technician) Technician
Junior Training Officer 3620 Trade: Draughtsman Civil 388 I.T.I English and
(Draughtsman Civil) Tamil
Junior Training Officer 3621 Trade: Engineering 551 I.T.I English and
(Engineering Drawing) Drawing and Draughtsman Tamil
(Mechanical and Civil)
Junior Training Officer 3622 Trade: Electronics 535 I.T.I English and
(Electronics Mechanic) Mechanic Tamil
Junior Training Officer 3623 Trade: Electrician 438 I.T.I English and
(Electrician) Tamil
Junior Training Officer 3624 Trade: Fashion Design and 570 I.T.I English and
(Fashion Design and Technology Tamil
Technology)

Junior Training Officer 3625 Trade: Fitter 436 I.T.I English and
(Fitter) Tamil
Junior Training Officer 3626 Trade: Food Production 536 I.T.I English and
(Food Production) (General) Tamil
Junior Training Officer 3627 Trade: Information and 537 I.T.I English and
(Information and Communication Tamil
Communication Technology System
Technology System Maintenance
Maintenance)
Junior Training Officer 3628 Trade: In-Plant Logistics 569 I.T.I English and
(In-Plant Logistics Assistant Tamil
Assistant)
Junior Training Officer 3629 Trade: Industrial Robotics 538 I.T.I English and
(Industrial Robotics and and Digital Manufacturing Tamil
Digital Manufacturing Technician
Technician)
Junior Training Officer 3630 Trade: Machinist 539 I.T.I English and
(Machinist) Tamil
Junior Training Officer 3631 Trade: Workshop 540 I.T.I English and
(Workshop Calculation Calculation Science Tamil
and Science)
Junior Training Officer 3632 Trade: Mechanic Auto 541 I.T.I English and
(Mechanic Auto Body Body Repair Tamil
Repair)
Junior Training Officer 3633 Trade: Mechanic Two and 553 I.T.I English and
(Mechanic Two and Three Wheeler Tamil
Three Wheeler)

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Junior Training Officer 3634 Trade: Mechanic Electric 542 I.T.I English and
(Mechanic Electric Vehicle Tamil
Vehicle)
Junior Training Officer 3635 Trade: Mechanic Motor 437 I.T.I English and
(Mechanic Motor Vehicle) Vehicle Tamil
Junior Training Officer 3636 Trade: Manufacturing 543 I.T.I English and
(Manufacturing Process Process control and Tamil
control and Automation) Automation
Junior Training Officer 3637 Trade: Mechanic 435 I.T.I English and
(Refrigeration and Air Refrigeration and Air Tamil
Conditioner Technician) Conditioner Technician
Junior Training Officer 3638 Trade: Operator Advanced 544 I.T.I English and
(Operator Advanced Machine Tool Tamil
Machine Tool)
Junior Training Officer 3639 Trade: Pump Operator cum 545 I.T.I English and
(Pump Operator cum Mechanic Tamil
Mechanic)
Junior Training Officer 3640 Trade: Sewing Technology 546 I.T.I English and
(Sewing Technology) Tamil
Junior Training Officer 3641 Trade: Smartphone 547 I.T.I English and
(Smartphone Technician Technician cum App Tester Tamil
cum App Tester)
Junior Training Officer 3642 Trade: Solar Technician 548 I.T.I English and
(Solar Technician (Electrical) Tamil
(Electrical))
Junior Training Officer 3643 Trade: Surveyor 387 I.T.I English and
(Surveyor) Tamil
Junior Training Officer 3644 Trade: Technician Medical 549 I.T.I English and
(Technician Medical Electronics Tamil
Electronics)
Junior Training Officer 3645 Trade: Textile 568 I.T.I English and
(Textile Mechatronics) Mechatronics Tamil
Junior Training Officer 3646 Trade: Turner, Tool and 552 I.T.I English and
(Turner) Die Maker Tamil
Junior Training Officer 3647 Trade: Welder (Gas & 440 I.T.I English and
(Welder) Electric) Tamil
Junior Training Officer 3648 Trade: Wireman 550 I.T.I English and
(Wireman) Tamil
Assistant Agricultural 3101 Agriculture 431 Diploma English and
Officer Tamil
Assistant Horticultural 3104 Horticulture 432 Diploma English and
Officer Tamil
Technical Assistant (Civil) 3549 Civil Engineering 443 Diploma English and
Tamil
Technical Assistant 3550 Electrical and Electronics 446 Diploma English and
(Electrical) Engineering Tamil
Technical Assistant 3591 Electrical and Electronics 446 Diploma English and
(Electrical) Engineering Tamil
Junior Burner 3651 Chemical Engineering and 452 Diploma English
Technology
Junior Foreman (Factory) 3652 Mechanical Engineering 441 Diploma English and
Tamil
Junior Tradesman 3655 Trade: Mechanic Motor 437 I.T.I English and
(Mechanic Motor Vehicle) Vehicle Tamil
Junior Tradesman 3659 Trade: Electrician 438 I.T.I English and
(Electrician) Tamil
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 Junior Tradesman 3658 Trade: Welder (Gas & 440 I.T.I English and
(Welder) Electric) Tamil
Junior Tradesman (Fitter) 3657 Trade: Fitter 436 I.T.I English and
Tamil
Junior Tradesman 3656 Trade: Diesel Mechanic 521 I.T.I English and
(Diesel Mechanic) Tamil
Junior Tradesman 3661 Trade: Mechanic 435 I.T.I English and
(AC Mechanic) Refrigeration and Air- Tamil
Conditioner Technician
Junior Tradesman 3660 Trade: Sheet Metal 520 I.T.I English and
(Sheet Metal) Tamil

6.2. The Paper II, Part B and Part C of Paper-I will be evaluated only if the candidate secures minimum
qualifying marks of 40% (i.e., 60 Marks) in Part A of Paper I.

6.3. The questions in Part B and C of Paper I will be set both in English and Tamil.

6.4. The differently abled candidates can avail exemption from writing Part A in Paper I (Tamil Eligibility
Test). Such candidates have to furnish the required details in the online application without fail.
Subsequent claim will receive no attention. The candidates need to upload the Certificate of Disablity in
the format prescribed in Annexure II of this notification.

6.5. The syllabus for the written examination is available in Annexure III of this Notification. Unit wise
distribution of questions mentioned in the syllabus is only indicative. Commission reserves the right to
marginally increase or decrease the number of questions in each unit if necessity arises.

6.6. The instructions to be followed while appearing for the examination, are available in
Annexure IV of this Notification.

6.7. The Notification is published in English and Tamil versions. In case of doubt, English version is
final.

7. Reservation of Appointments:

The rule of reservation of appointments applies to this recruitment. The details of the reservation to
candidates belonging to various categories are given in Annexure II of this Notification. In respect of
posts having total cadre strength as one only, the rule of reservation of appointment does not apply
for the posts i.e., Chemist, Grade I (Post Code: 3679), Junior Training Officer (Architectural
Draughtsman) (Post Code: 3615), Junior Training Officer (In-plant Logistics Assistant) (Post Code:
3628), Junior Training Officer (Mechanic Two and Three Wheeler) (Post Code: 3633) and Junior
Training Officer (Textile Mechatronics) (Post Code: 3645)

8. Communication to Candidates:

8.1. The memorandum of admission (Hall Ticket) for eligible candidates will be made available on the
Commission‘s website www.tnpscexams.in for downloading by candidates. The memorandum of
admission will not be sent by post. The candidates must comply with every instruction given in the
memorandum of admission.

8.2. The Commission will publish the written examination results, date and time of physical certificate
verification, and counselling on the Commission’s website (www.tnpsc.gov.in). No individual
communication will be sent to the candidates by post. Candidates will be informed of the above fact
only through SMS and e-mail, through the registered Mobile Number and email ID. Candidates are
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directed to watch the Commission’s website in this regard. The Commission shall not be responsible
if the communication does not reach the candidate due to an incorrect / invalid e-mail ID / mobile number
and failure / delay in delivery of SMS / email to the candidates due to any reason including technical
issues. Any representation from the candidates for non-receipt of SMS or e-mail will not be responded.

9. Communication with the Commission:

9.1. Candidates requiring clarification, can contact the office of the Tamil Nadu Public Service
Commission in person or over the Toll-Free No.18004190958 on all working days between
10.00 a.m. and 5.45 p.m.

9.2. Queries relating to One Time Registration / online application may be sent to
[email protected]. Any other communication with the Commission must be made through
email to [email protected]. Communications sent by post must be addressed only to the
Secretary, Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission, TNPSC Road, V.O.C. Nagar, Park Town,
Chennai -600003.

9.3. All communications to the Commission should invariably contain the following particulars.
Communications not containing the following particulars will not be attended to

a. Name and Year of the examination

b. Notification No. and year
c. Registration No.
d. Name of the Candidate (in full and in block letters)
e. Complete postal address as given in the application
f. Valid and Active E-mail ID

9.4. Request for exemption from age limit or other qualifications will receive no attention. Requests
for furnishing causes of failure in the written examination or for non-selection based on the results of
the written examination or for revaluation of answer sheets will not be entertained.

10. Litigations:

The selection for appointment to the posts included in this recruitment is purely provisional subject to
the final orders in the court cases, if any, pending before the Hon’ble High Court of Madras and
Madurai Bench of Madras High Court, relating to this recruitment.

Secretary

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 Annexure I
How to Apply Online

1. Website: Candidates should apply only through online mode in the Commission's website
viz., www.tnpscexams.in.

2. One Time Registration:

2.1. It is essential for the candidate to register himself / herself first at the One Time Registration
(OTR) platform, available on the Commission’s website, and then proceed to fill up the online
application for the examination. Candidates should register only once in the One Time Registration
by paying Rs.150/- as registration fee. Successfully registered One Time Registration is valid for five
years from the date of registration.

2.2. During One Time Registration, the candidates should keep ready the scanned image of their
photograph, taken within the last 3 months of size 20 KB – 50 KB and saved as “Photograph.jpg” and
signature of size 10 KB – 20 KB and saved as ‘Signature.jpg’. Both photograph and signature, of
200 DPI resolution, should be saved in a CD / DVD / Pen drive, to upload the same.

2.3. One Time Registration is not an application for any post. It is just a collection of information from
the candidates and provides a separate dashboard to each candidate to facilitate the maintenance of
their own profile. A candidate should make an online application separately for every examination for
which he / she intends to appear.

2.4. A valid e-mail ID and mobile number are mandatory for One Time Registration. E-mail ID and
mobile number are to be kept in ‘ACTIVE’ mode. Every candidate should have his / her email ID and
password. No candidate should share his/her e-mail ID, password, mobile number with any other
person. In case a candidate does not have a valid personal email ID, he / she should create a new
email ID before applying online and must maintain that email account live. Inquiries relating to One
Time Registration / online applications will be answered only if the inquiries are received through a
registered e-mail ID.

2.5. Linking the Aadhaar number with One Time Registration (OTR) is mandatory for candidates. The
information associated with the Aadhaar number including biometrics will be used only for
identification purposes and will not be stored or shared. Candidates are requested to give their
consent in their respective OTR. The Aadhaar details will be submitted to the Central Identities Data
Repository (CIDR) only for authentication. Linking of the Aadhaar number is mandatory for all
prospective candidates to create new OTR, renew / access the existing OTR and apply for any
recruitment to be notified henceforth.

2.6. Details to be furnished during One Time Registration:

2.6.1. Candidates shall furnish their correct SSLC Register Number and Certificate Number, Month
and Year of Passing, Medium of Instruction, and Name of the Board that issued the certificate while
registering online. If any detail furnished is found to be wrong, the online application will be rejected
at any stage after due process.

2.6.2. Candidates who have more than one SSLC mark sheet, should enter the details available in
the mark sheet issued on the final attempt in which he / she had passed the SSLC examination.

2.6.3. Besides details related to SSLC, all other details required in the One Time Registration, shall
be furnished without any mistake, as these details shall form the basis of all other details given
subsequently by the candidate while filling the online application for each recruitment.

2.7. One-Time Registration (OTR) Edit:

2.7.1. The candidates shall be permitted to edit the details in the OTR whenever required by uploading
the supporting documents.
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2.7.2. Any changes in the One Time Registration must be made before the submission of the online
application since the details furnished in the One Time Registration will be filled in automatically in
the online application. Hence, incorrect particulars furnished in the One Time Registration may result
in the rejection of online application after due process. Candidates are therefore advised to fill in the
One Time Registration particulars carefully and correctly.

2.7.3. The Commission will not be responsible for any consequences arising out of failure on the part
of the candidates to adhere to the instructions issued regarding One Time Registration or filling up of
online application.

2.7.4. The instructions and illustration regarding One Time Registration are available on the website
viz., www.tnpscexams.in.

3. Online Application:

3.1. A candidate who wishes to apply for any post shall click “APPLY” against the post notified on the
Commission‘s website and use the same User ID and Password given for One Time Registration.
User ID and Password are to be created by the candidates themselves. In case the candidate forgets
the User ID and Password, he/she can retrieve or reset them using the “FORGOT PASSWORD and
FORGOT USER ID” options. The Commission will not furnish User ID and Password details to the
candidates.

3.2. A candidate already having user ID and password, has to login. The available One Time
Registration particulars will be displayed on the screen, including the photograph furnished at the
time of One Time Registration, as well as the photographs uploaded with previous online applications.
Candidates shall check and confirm the One Time Registration details before proceeding further.
Thereafter, the candidates shall fill up additional details required in the specific recruitment
application. If any of the One Time Registration details are found to be incorrect, the same should be
corrected by clicking on OTR Edit. Changes made in the One Time Registration will be reflected only
in online applications to be submitted subsequently.
3.0 cm
4.5 cm

3.5 cm

3.3. Candidates shall upload their photograph taken on or after the date of notification at the time of
submission of each and every online application. The photograph should be in colour, of passport
size, against a white background and taken in a photo studio. The candidate should be photographed
in frontal view showing both ears and part of the neck. The candidate should ensure that the name
of the candidate and the date of photography (i.e., on or after the date of notification) are printed at
the bottom of the photograph. The face of the candidate as well as his / her name and date of
photography should be clearly visible in the photograph of height 4.5 cm (170 pixels) and width 3.5
cm (130 pixels). Of the total height of the photograph, the image of the candidate shall be 3.0 cm
(115 pixels) and the candidate’s name and date of photography shall be 1.5 cm (55 pixels), as
illustrated above. The photograph should be saved in a digital format (in CD / DVD / pen drive / hard
drive), ready for uploading.

3.4. If the photograph is not available in a digital format, a passport-size photograph showing the
image of the candidate along with the name of the candidate and the date of photography printed at

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the bottom, in the same dimensions as specified above, may be pasted on a plain white paper and
scanned to obtain a resolution of 200 DPI. The image should then be cropped to show only the
photograph of size 20KB–50KB saved as “Photograph.jpg” and uploaded. The entire sheet of white
paper on which the photograph is pasted should not be scanned / uploaded. Photographs taken using
cellular phones, selfies, photocopies (Xerox) of photographs, photographs taken during family
functions, at tourist places, or against a backdrop of plants or buildings should not be uploaded.
Photographs of nature, wildlife, buildings, etc. shall not be uploaded. In case of uploading an
inappropriate photograph, in violation of the aforementioned instruction, the application is liable to be
rejected after due process.

3.5. Before uploading of signature, the candidate shall draw a box of dimension 6.0 x 2.0 cm (230
pixels x 75 pixels) on white paper and sign within the box, using a blue or black ink pen. The paper
should then be scanned to obtain a resolution of 200 DPI. The image should then be cropped to show
only the box with the signature, of size 10 KB –20KB, and saved as “Signature.jpg” and uploaded.

3.6. Clear images of the photograph and the signature should be uploaded in the correct dimensions,
size, and format. Failure to upload/upload clear images of the photograph and signature will result in
the rejection of the online application after due process.

3.7. Examination Centres:

3.7.1. While applying online, candidates shall be permitted to choose two district centres as their
preference for the Written Examination. Candidates shall be allotted a venue in one of these two
district centres. However, candidates with benchmark disability, shall be permitted to choose only one
district centre and shall be allotted a venue in that district centre.

3.7.2. Candidates must appear for the examination at the venue they have been allotted, as
mentioned in the memorandum of admission (hall ticket). Request for change of examination centre
will not be permitted.

3.7.3. The Commission reserves the right to increase or decrease the number of examination centres
and to re-allot the candidates accordingly. The Commission also reserves the right to allot a candidate
to the nearby centre, if he / she could not be accommodated in the centres opted by the candidate.

3.7.4. The written examination will be held at the centres given below:

S.No. Name of the Centre Code S.No. Name of the Centre Code
1. Ariyalur 3001 21. Ranipet 3501
2. Chengalpattu 3301 22. Salem 1701
3. Chennai 0101 23. Karaikudi 1805
4. Coimbatore 0201 24. Tenkasi 3601
5. Chidambaram 0303 25. Thanjavur 1901
6. Dharmapuri 0401 26. The Nilgiris 1301
7. Dindigul 0501 27. Theni 2001
8. Erode 0601 28. Thiruvallur 2101
9. Kallakurichi 3401 29. Thiruvannamalai 2201
10. Kancheepuram 0701 30. Thiruvarur 2301
11. Nagercoil 0801 31. Thoothukudi 2401
12. Karur 0901 32. Tiruchirappalli 2501
13. Krishnagiri 3101 33. Tirunelveli 2601
14. Madurai 1001 34. Tirupathur 3701
15. Mayiladuthurai 3801 35. Tiruppur 3201
16. Nagapattinam 1101 36. Vellore 2701
17. Namakkal 1201 37. Villupuram 2801
18. Perambalur 1401 38. Virudhunagar 2901
19. Pudukkottai 1501
20. Ramanathapuram 1601
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3.8. Application Preview:

3.8.1. Candidates should carefully fill in the details in the online application at the appropriate places
and click on the ‘SAVE AND PROCEED’ button at the end of each page of the application. Before
pressing the ‘SAVE AND PROCEED’ button, candidates are advised to verify each particular field in
the application.

3.8.2. Candidates can edit/add/delete any information while filling the online application. Before finally
submitting the application, candidates will be given the option of seeing a preview of their application.
As soon as a candidate clicks the button meant for preview, an SMS will be sent to the registered
mobile number, informing the availability of such a preview in the registered email ID provided by the
candidate.

3.8.3. Once the candidate desires to make modifications based on the preview arrangement as
indicated in the paragraph above, he/she may re-open the application and make necessary
modifications using the Edit option and make the final submission of the corrected application, before
the last date prescribed for submission of the online application. It is the responsibility of the candidate
to carefully check the details available in the preview and make suitable corrections, if any, in the
application / OTR before final submission. The candidate will be solely responsible for any non-
rectification or non-submission of the application.

3.8.4. An individual is considered to have applied for a recruitment, if and only if, he / she finally
submits the application, by clicking the ‘SUBMIT’ button. The mere availability of a preview shall not
be tantamount to “having applied” for a particular recruitment.

3.9. Examination Fee:

3.9.1. The examination fee of Rs.100 (Rupees One hundred only) should be paid at the time of
submitting the online application for this recruitment, unless exemption of fee is claimed.

3.9.2. For every additional subject paper opted by the candidate in the online application Rs.100 for
each subject paper should be paid additionally. Further, if he / she withdraws one or more subject
paper(s) then the fee already paid by the candidate will not be refunded.

3.9.3. Candidates belonging to special categories can avail of exemption from paying examination
fees as per eligibility criteria. For further details refer to Annexure II of this Notification.

3.9.4. The total number of free chances availed, will be calculated based on claims made in previous
applications. The number of free chances availed by the candidate may be verified by the
Commission at any stage of the selection process. In case a candidate makes a false claim for
exemption from payment of the application fee by suppressing information regarding his/her previous
application(s), his / her candidature shall be rejected after due process and he / she shall be debarred
for a period of one year, from appearing for examinations conducted by the Commission.

3.9.5. Candidates are directed to carefully choose the option “Yes” or “No” regarding availing of the
fee concession. The choice made, cannot be modified or edited after successful submission of the
online application. Candidates are advised in their own interest, to keep an account of the number of
times fee concession has been availed, irrespective of the information displayed in the <Application
History> of the candidate dashboard.

3.9.6. An application (irrespective of the post applied for) claiming fee concession will operate to
exclude one chance from the number of free chances allowed. Candidates who have availed the
maximum number of free chances permitted / candidates who do not wish to avail of the fee
concession / candidates who are not eligible for fee concession shall choose the option “No” against
the query regarding fee concession. Such candidates shall thereafter pay the requisite fee through
the prescribed mode of payment.

3.9.7. Failure to pay the prescribed fee in time, along with the online application, will result in the
rejection of the application after due process.

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3.10. Examination Fee Payment:

3.10.1. After submitting the details in the online application, the candidates can pay the examination
fee by online mode through Net Banking / Credit card / Debit card / UPI on or before the last date of
submission of the online application by choosing the option in the online application. Candidates have
to pay the service charges also as applicable.

3.10.2. Offline mode of payment if any received in the form of Demand Draft / Postal Order etc. will
not be accepted and the applications forwarded with such modes of payment will be summarily
rejected and the same will not be returned or refunded.

3.10.3. To facilitate payment of fees through the online mode, an additional page of the application
format will be displayed wherein candidates may follow the instructions and fill in the requisite details
to make payment. There is a possibility of online payment failure. Hence, if the online payment fails,
candidates can check the status of the earlier transaction. If the earlier transactions have failed, the
candidate shall retry paying the fee again by online mode. In case of online payment failure, the
amount debited from the candidate’s account will be reverted to his/her account. The candidates have
been given a provision to check the status of the transaction made. If all the attempts/transactions
have failed, candidates have to make the payment again. The Commission is not responsible for
online payment failure. It is the responsibility of the candidates to ensure that the transaction made
by them is successful.

3.10.4. After submitting the payment information in the online application format, wait for the intimation
from the server. Meanwhile, DO NOT press ‘Back’ or ‘Refresh’ button to avoid payment failure or
double payment.

3.10.5. If the online transaction has been successfully completed, an Application Number / Applicant
ID will be generated. Candidates should note the Application Number / ID for future reference in
respect of the recruitment applied for.

3.10.6. Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission reserves the right to change the mode of payment at
any time.

3.11. Online Application Edit:

3.11.1. The candidates shall be permitted to edit all the details in the online application till the last
date stipulated for submission of the online application.

3.11.2. If the candidate desires to change his / her photograph and/or signature in his / her online
application, the candidate shall select the edit option in the online application to re-upload them which
must be saved finally before submitting the online application.

3.11.3. Some of the information contained in the online application has been brought forward from
the candidate’s one-time registration. If such information has to be edited in the online application,
the candidate shall select the edit profile option in One Time Registration (OTR) and shall make and
save necessary corrections. After doing so, the candidate shall select the edit option in the online
application and edit the details as desired. The candidate shall save the changes and submit it finally.
The candidate shall take a printout of the same if required.

3.11.4. After editing the online application, if the edited details are not finally saved and submitted by
the candidate, the details provided by the candidate in the application submitted before editing shall
only be considered. If the candidate has to pay a fee based on the edited details, the candidate shall
pay the prescribed examination fee in online. Candidates who have already paid the examination fee
are not required to pay.

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3.12. Application Correction Window:

3.12.1. After the last date for submission of the online application, the Online Application Correction
Window shall open for 3 days as mentioned in Para 1 ‘Important Instructions’ of this Notification.
During this period, candidates will be able to edit the details in their online application. After the last
date of the Correction Window period, no modification is allowed in the online application.

3.12.2. The applications shall be processed as per the details finally furnished by the candidates.
It is the responsibility of the candidates and the Commission has no liability for subsequent rejection
of the application consequent to the editing details already submitted in the online application.
Request / representation received for modification of claims in the online application, in any mode
shall not be entertained.

3.13. Candidates are advised in their own interest to apply online much before the closing date and
not to wait till the last date to avoid the possibility of disconnection / inability / failure to log on to the
Commission's website on account of heavy load on internet / website.

3.14. The Commission does not assume any responsibility for the candidates not being able to submit
their online applications within the last date on account of the aforesaid reasons or for any other
reason beyond the control of the Commission.

3.15. Candidates need not send the printout of the online application or any other supporting
documents to the Commission by post unless asked for specifically.

3.16. The name of the candidate or the name of his / her father or mother, should be spelt correctly
in the application as it appears in the certificates / mark sheets.

3.17. Any discrepancy between the details as given in the online application and the documents
submitted shall result in the summary rejection of candidature after due process.

3.18. The Commission will not be responsible for any consequences arising out of furnishing of
incorrect and / or incomplete details in the application or omission to provide the required details in
the application.

3.19. Upload of Documents:

3.19.1. Candidates should upload the required documents of proof in respect of all the claims made
in the application with reference to this notification while applying for this examination. If the required
certificates are not uploaded by the candidate, within the stipulated time, his / her candidature will be
rejected after due process.

3.19.2. The candidates shall have the option of verifying the uploaded certificates / documents
through their OTR. If any of the certificates / documents have wrongly been uploaded or not uploaded
or if any modifications are to be done in the uploading of documents, the candidates shall be permitted
to upload / re-upload the documents till two days prior to the date of hosting of hall tickets for that
particular examination. (i.e., twelve days prior to the date of examination).

3.19.3. The uploaded credentials shall be mapped with the One Time Registration of the respective
candidate along with the Application number and Notification Number (i.e., with reference to the
notification for each post), so that they can be used during future submission of application by the
same candidates.

3.19.4. The documents uploaded by the candidates shall be linked with OTR and retained in the
server for a maximum period of two years. If the candidate applies subsequently for other posts within
two years, the documents that were already uploaded shall be displayed to the candidate during the
online application process for confirmation and the same need not once again be uploaded by the
candidates. If the candidate applies to other posts after the period of retention i.e. two years, the
candidate shall be instructed to upload all the documents afresh.
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4. Information regarding criminal cases / disciplinary cases:

4.1. Candidates who have declared pending criminal or disciplinary cases in their online application,
must upload a copy of the First Information Report (FIR) or memorandum of charges / show cause
notice, as the case may be. Failure to upload such papers at the time of submission of online
application, shall result in rejection of candidature after due process.

4.2. Candidates who have declared conviction in criminal cases or punishment in disciplinary cases,
in their online application, must upload the relevant court orders and / or release orders or
memorandum of proceedings, as the case may be, at the time of submission of online application.
Failure to upload such papers shall result in the rejection of candidature after due process.

4.3. In case any criminal case is filed / disciplinary action is taken against or conviction / punishment
is imposed on a candidate after submission of the online application, at any stage of the recruitment
process before the completion of the entire selection process, such candidates should report this fact
to the Commission in the next immediate stage when Commission calls for uploading documents.
Failure to comply with these instructions shall result in the rejection of candidature after due process
and debarment for a period of one year.

4.4. The pendency of disciplinary cases / criminal cases shall in no way affect the selection prospects
of candidates. However, failure to inform such pendency, shall result in the rejection of candidature
after due process.

4.5. The selection of the candidates against whom the criminal case / disciplinary case is pending,
will be withheld subject to the outcome of the pending criminal / disciplinary case.

5. Employment Details:

5.1. Candidates who are in the service of the Indian Union or a State in India or in the employment of
Local Bodies or Universities or Quasi Government Organizations or Public Sector Units constituted
under the authority of the Government of India or of a State in India, in regular service, must inform
the Commission of such fact, at the time of applying. Suppression of the fact of employment by
candidates shall result in rejection of candidature after due process.

5.2. Candidates need not send their applications through their Head of Department or employer.
Instead, they may directly apply to the Commission after duly informing their employer in writing that
they are applying for the particular recruitment, subject to the condition that they should produce ‘No
Objection Certificate’ in the format prescribed as shown below.

No Objection Certificate

This is to certify that Thiru/Tmt./Selvi. ………………………………… (Name) employed as

…………………. (designation) in this office from ……………………………(specify the date from
which appointed), who is regularly / temporarily appointed and who is as probationer / approved
probationer / full member, had applied for the post of …………….……….in …………….……..service
called for by the Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission through online application form to the Tamil
Nadu Public Service Commission and informed the fact to this department / organisation. This
department / organisation has ‘no objection’ for processing the said application of the individual by
the Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission subject to the condition that the particulars furnished by
the individual are found to be correct.

Appointing Authority
(Signature with Seal)

* In the case of a Government servant against whom departmental or criminal proceedings are
contemplated or pending, the appointing authority shall inform the said fact to the Tamil Nadu Public
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Service Commission along with the "No Objection Certificate" and shall also inform the Tamil Nadu
Public Service Commission about the initiation of departmental or criminal proceedings, if any,
subsequently, till the date of his / her actual relief from the office to take up appointment in the post
for which he / she has been selected.

5.3. Candidates who secure employment after submission of online application, must upload a ‘No
Objection Certificate’ or at least an undertaking regarding the fact of employment and that ‘No
Objection Certificate’ has been applied for. Failure to upload the ‘No Objection Certificate’ / an
undertaking shall result in the rejection of candidature after due process.

5.4. Candidates who have been removed / dismissed / resigned from a post, shall intimate such fact
to the Commission, through the One Time Registration Dashboard. Any failure in this regard shall
result in the rejection of the candidature after due process.

5.5. Any change in the employment status of the candidate, whether appointment to or resignation /
removal / dismissal, from a post, at any stage of the recruitment process, until completion of the entire
selection process, must be informed to the Commission. Any failure in this regard shall result in the
rejection of the candidature after due process.

5.6. Failure on the part of employed candidates to upload the ‘No Objection Certificate’ shall result in
the rejection of candidature after due process.

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 Annexure II

1. Ex-Servicemen:

1.1. ‘Ex-Serviceman’ means,

1.1.1. any person who had served in any rank (whether as combatant or not) in the Armed Forces of the
Union for a continuous period of not less than six months after attestation, if released between 1st July
1979 and 30th June 1987 (both days inclusive):
a. for reasons other than at his own request or by way of dismissal or discharge on account of
misconduct or inefficiency; or
b. at his own request after serving for a period of not less than five years; or

1.1.2. any person who had served in any rank (whether as combatant or not) in the Armed Forces of the
Union, and had retired or had been released on or after 1st July 1987 from such service:
a. at his own request after earning his pension; or
b. on medical grounds attributable to military service or circumstances beyond his control and
awarded medical or other disability pension; or
c. otherwise than at his own request after earning his pension, as a result of reduction in
establishment; or
d. after completing specific period of engagement, otherwise than at his own request or by way of
dismissal or discharge on account of misconduct or inefficiency and has been given a gratuity.

1.1.3. any person of the Territorial Army of the following categories, namely, pension holder for continuous
embodied service, person with disability attributable to military service and gallantry award winner retired
on or after 15th November 1986; or

1.1.4. any person of the Army Postal Service, who retired on or after 19th July 1989 directly from the said
service without reversion to Postal and Telegraph Department with pension or who has been released on
or after 19th July 1989 from such service on medical grounds attributable to military service or
circumstances beyond his control and awarded medical or other disability pension; or

1.1.5. any person who was on deputation in the Army Postal Service for more than 6 months prior to the
14th day of April 1987; or

1.1.6. any person who was boarded out or released on medical grounds and granted medical or disability
pension; or

1.1.7. any person discharged on or after July 1987 under Army Rule 13(3) III (V) for the reason that his
service is no longer required and in receipt of pension; or such other person as may be notified by the
Government from time to time.

1.2. Ex-Servicemen does not mean the wards / dependants of those mentioned above.

1.3. A person discharged before July 1987 under Army Rule 13(3) III (V) for the reason that his service is
no longer required is not an Ex-Serviceman.

1.4. In all cases, an Ex-Serviceman once recruited to a post in any class or service or category, cannot
claim the concession of being called an Ex-Serviceman for his further recruitment.

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1.5. Persons serving in the Armed Forces shall be eligible to apply for posts under the Government, if they
are due to complete the specified term of their engagement in the Armed Forces, within one year from the
last date prescribed by the Commission, for receipt of the online application in respect of a particular
recruitment.

1.6. Fee Concession: Two free chances.

1.7. Reservation of Appointments: The rule of reservation of appointment to Ex-Servicemen is

applicable only for the posts with upto Level 12 in the Pay Matrix in the notification. If no qualified and
suitable Ex-Servicemen belonging to a particular category is available for selection for appointment against
reserved turn, such turn shall be filled up by a candidate other than Ex-Servicemen belonging to the
particulars communal category.

1.8. Supporting Documents:

1.8.1. A candidate who claims to have been demobilised from the Army or Navy or Air Force needs to
upload either a properly authenticated extract from his Discharge Certificate (viz., a Bonafide Certificate)
issued by the Ex-Servicemen’s Welfare Board in the format as depicted below or the Pension Pay Order
at the time of submission of online application.

Form of Bonafide Certificate to be produced by Ex-Servicemen

1. Name of the applicant

2. Rank held, Name of the Service (Army / Navy / Air force)
3. Date of enrolment
4. Date of discharge
5. Reasons for discharge
6. Whether an ‘Ex-Serviceman’ should be specifically stated
7. Whether in receipt of pension
8. P.P.O No.
9. Conduct and character while serving in the defence forces
10. Name of the post applying for
11. Unique Service No.
12. Whether the individual is employed in any post under the Government of Tamil Nadu? If so, Name of
the post and date of appointment

1.8.2. Persons serving in the Armed Forces who are due to complete the specified term of their
engagement in the Armed Forces, within one year from the last date prescribed by the Commission, for
receipt of the online application in respect of this recruitment, shall upload at the time of submission of
online application an undertaking and a certificate from their Commanding Officer in the format as depicted
below.
Form of Undertaking to be given by the Serving Personnel

I hereby accept that if selected on the basis of the recruitment / examination to which this application
relates, I will produce documentary evidence to the satisfaction of the appointing authority that I have been
duly released / retired / discharged from the Armed Forces and I am entitled to the benefits admissible to
Ex-Servicemen given under Section 63 of the Tamil Nadu Government Servants (Conditions of Service)
Act, 2016.

Place: Signature of the Applicant

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 Form of Certificate for Serving Personnel

I hereby certify that according to the information available with me (Number) ……….(Rank) ….…………….
(Name) is due to complete the specified term of his engagement with the Armed Forces on the (date)
……….

Place: Signature of the Commanding Officer

Date:

1.8.3. The candidates should also submit the Self Declaration in the format given below.

Self Declaration

1) I am aware of the fact that, as per the proviso to Section 3 (j) and 3(y) of the Tamil Nadu
Government Servants (Conditions of Service) Act, 2016 (Tamil Nadu act 14 of 2016) and as per note II under
para.4-A of the Commission’s Instructions to Applicants, “In all cases, an ex-serviceman once recruited to a
post in any class or service or category, cannot claim the concession of being called an ex-serviceman for
his further recruitment”.

2) I am also aware of the fact that as per para.14(P)(V) of the Commission’s Instructions to Applicants
“Any change in the employment status of the candidate, whether appointment to, or resignation / removal /
dismissal, from a post, at any stage of the recruitment process, until completion of the entire selection
process, must be informed to the Commission. Any failure in this regard shall result in rejection of candidature
after due process”

3) Knowing the above facts, I (Ex.No...............................................) Ex.Rank...............................

Name ..........................................of …………………………District hereby declare that I have never been
employed in any post in any class or service or category classified under State service or Subordinate service
of Tamil Nadu.

4) Knowing the above facts, I (Ex.No............................................) Ex.Rank..............................

Name ......................................of………………………….District hereby declare that I have been employed in
................................................... State service or Subordinate service of Tamil Nadu as
..................................from...................to...................after my retirement from the Armed Forces. I also
enclose herewith the No Objection Certificate obtained from my employer.

5) Further, if the above declaration is found to be false, I may be subjected to any departmental / legal/
penal action as deemed fit and my candidature to the said examination will be cancelled by the Commission
after due process.

(*Strikeout whichever is not applicable)

Date : Signature :

Place : Name :
Register No. :

Ex. No. :

Rank :

Mobile No. :

1.8.4. Failure to upload the supporting documents, shall result in the rejection of claim after due process.
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2. Persons with Benchmark Disability:

2.1. “Person with Benchmark Disability” means a person with not less than forty percent of a specified
disability where specified disability has not been defined in measurable terms and includes a person with
disability where specified disability has been defined in measurable terms, as certified by the certifying
authority designated by the Government under sub-section (1) of section 57 of the Rights of Persons with
Disabilities Act, 2016.

2.2. Fee Concession: Full exemption.

2.3. Reservation of Appointments: (For posts identified suitable for persons with benchmark disabilities)
Out of the total number of appointments to be made in the communal reservation categories, viz.,
Scheduled Castes / Scheduled Caste - Arunthathiyars (on preferential basis) / Scheduled Tribes / Most
Backward Classes / Denotified Communities / Backward Classes (other than Muslim) / Backward Classes
(Muslim) and General Turn, in the case of appointment made by direct recruitment, 1% each shall be
reserved for persons with benchmark disabilities under categories (a), (b) and (c) and 1% for persons with
benchmark disabilities under categories (d) and (e) both taken together, namely:

a. blindness and low vision;

b. deaf and hard of hearing;
c. locomotor disability including cerebral palsy, leprosy cured, dwarfism, acid attack victims and
muscular dystrophy;
d. autism, intellectual disability, specific learning disability and mental illness;
e. multiple disabilities from amongst persons under categories (a) to (d) including deaf-blindness in
the posts identified for each disability.

2.4. Supporting Documents:

2.4.1. The Persons with Benchmark Disability should produce Disability Certificate at the time of online
application in the format shown below, prescribed in the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Rules, 2017
and issued by the competent authority as mentioned below;

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 Form V
Certificate of Disability
(In cases of amputation or complete permanent paralysis of limbs or dwarfism and in case of
blindness)
(Name and Address of the Medical Authority issuing the Certificate)

Recent passport size

attested photograph
(Showing face only) of
the person with
disability.

Certificate No. ____________ Date:_____________

This is to certify that I have carefully examined Shri./ Smt./ Kum.________________________________

Son / wife / daughter of Shri.__________Date of Birth (DD/ MM/YY)_________________Age _____
years, male / female Registration No. _____ permanent resident of House No. Ward /
Village / Street Post Office _____District State , whose photograph is affixed above,
and am satisfied that:
(A) he / she is a case of:
• locomotor disability
• dwarfism
• blindness
(Please tick as applicable)

(B) the diagnosis in his / her case is____________

(C) he / she has______% (in figure)___________percent (in words) permanent locomotor disability/
dwarfism/ blindness in relation to his / her ______________ (part of body) as per guidelines
(................ number and date of issue of the guidelines to be specified).

2. The applicant has submitted the following document as proof of residence:-

Nature of Document Date of Issue Details of authority issuing

certificate

(Signature and Seal of Authorized Signature of notified Medical Authority)

Signature/ thumb
impression of the
person in whose favour
certificate of disability is
issued.

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 Form VI
Certificate of Disability
(In cases of multiple disabilities)
(Name and Address of the Medical Authority issuing the Certificate)

Recent passport size

attested photograph
(Showing face only) of
the person with
disability.

Certificate No._______________ Date._____________

This is to certify that we have carefully examined Shri./ Smt./ Kum.________________ son/ wife/ daughter
of Shri_________________Date of Birth (DD/ MM/ YY) ____________ Age _____ years, male/ female
________. Registration No. ______________ permanent resident of House No. ____________ Ward/
Village/ Street ________ Post Office _______ District ____________ State ____________, whose
photograph is affixed above, and am satisfied that:

(A) he/ she is a case of Multiple Disability. His/ her extent of permanent physical impairment/ disability has
been evaluated as per guidelines (........................ number and date of issue of the guidelines to be
specified) for the disabilities ticked below, and is shown against the relevant disability in the table below:

Sl. Disability Affected part of Diagnosis Permanent physical impairment/ mental

No. body disability (in%)
1. Locomotor disability @
2. Muscular Dystrophy
3. Leprosy cured
4. Dwarfism
5. Cerebral Palsy
6. Acid attack Victim
7. Low vision #
8. Blindness #
9. Deaf £
10. Hard of Hearing £
11. Speech and Language
disability
12. Intellectual Disability
13. Specific Learning
Disability
14. Autism Spectrum Disorder
15. Mental illness
16. Chronic Neurological
Conditions
17. Multiple sclerosis
18. Parkinson's disease
19. Haemophilia
20. Thalassemia
21. Sickle Cell disease

(B) In the light of the above, his/ her over all permanent physical impairment as per guidelines (...................
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number and date of issue of the guidelines to be specified), is as follows : -
In figures :- ------------------ percent
In words :- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- percent

2. This condition is progressive/ non-progressive/ likely to improve/ not likely to improve.

3. Reassessment of disability is:

(i) not necessary, or
(ii) is recommended/ after ...... years ..... months, and therefore this certificate shall be valid till --- --- ---
(DD) (MM) (YY)

@ e.g. Left/ right/ both arms / legs

# e.g. Single eye
£ e.g. Left/ Right/ both ears

4. The applicant has submitted the following document as proof of residence:-

Nature of document Date of issue Details of authority issuing

certificate

5. Signature and seal of the Medical Authority.

Name and Seal of Name and Seal of Name and Seal of the
Member Member Chairperson

Signature / thumb
impression of the
person in whose
favour certificate of
disability is issued.

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 Form VII
Certificate of Disability
(In cases other than those mentioned in Forms V and VI)
(Name and Address of the Medical Authority issuing the Certificate)

Recent passport size

attested photograph
(Showing face only)
of the person with
disability.

Certificate No._______________ Date._____________

This is to certify that I have carefully examined Shri./ Smt./ Kum. __________________ son / wife /
daughter of Shri _____________ Date of Birth (DD/ MM/ YY)___ __ ___ Age _______ years, male/ female
_________ Registration No. __________________ permanent resident of House No. ___________ Ward/
Village/ Street _____________________ Post Office _________________ District ________________
State ____________________, whose photograph is affixed above, and am satisfied that he/ she is a
case of ______________________________ disability. His/ her extent of percentage physical impairment/
disability has been evaluated as per guidelines (................. number and date of issue of the guidelines to
be specified) and is shown against the relevant disability in the table below:-

Sl. Disability Affected part of Diagnosis Permanent physical impairment/mental

No. body disability (in %)
1. Locomotor disability @
2. Muscular Dystrophy
3. Leprosy cured
4. Cerebral Palsy
5. Acid attack Victim
6. Low vision #
7. Deaf €
8. Hard of Hearing €
9. Speech and Language
disability
10. Intellectual Disability
11. Specific Learning
Disability
12. Autism Spectrum
Disorder
13. Mental illness
14. Chronic Neurological
Conditions
15. Multiple sclerosis
16. Parkinson's disease
17. Haemophilia
18. Thalassemia
19. Sickle Cell disease

(Please strike out the disabilities which are not applicable)

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2. The above condition is progressive / non-progressive / likely to improve / not likely to improve.
3. Reassessment of disability is:
(i) not necessary, or
(ii) is recommended/ after __ years __ months, and therefore this certificate shall be valid till
(DD/ MM/ YY) ____ ____ ____

@ - eg. Left/ Right/ both arms/ legs

# - eg. Single eye/ both eyes
€ - eg. Left/ Right/ both ears

4. The applicant has submitted the following document as proof of residence:-

Nature of Document Date of Issue Details of authority issuing

certificate

(Authorized Signatory of notified Medical Authority)

(Name and Seal)

Countersigned
{Countersignature and seal of the
Chief Medical Officer/ Medical Superintendent/
Head of Government Hospital, in case the
Certificate is issued by a medical authority who is
not a Government servant (with seal)}

Signature/ thumb
impression of the
person in whose favour
certificate of disability is
issued.

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 List of Certifying Authority for the issue of disability certificate

TABLE – I

S. Specified disability Medical Authority for the purpose of Certifying authority to issue
No. the issue of disability certificate certificate of disability
1 In case of Hospitals/ Institutions/ Primary Health Any doctor/ medical practitioner
amputation or Centres run by Central and State working in the Hospitals/ Institutions/
complete Government/ Statutory Local bodies Primary Health Centres run by
permanent paralysis Government/ Statutory Local bodies.
of limbs or dwarfism
2 Multiple Disability District Hospital/ Other hospitals/ Medical Board consisting of three
Institutions run by Central and State members of whom two will be
Government /Statutory Local Bodies specialist dealing with relevant
having relevant medical specialist disabilities
and testing/assessment facilities

3 Specified Hospitals / Primary Health Centers / A specialist dealing with the relevant
Disabilities not Institutions run by Central and State disability as specified in the Table - II
mentioned in Serial Government/ Statutory Local bodies given below
numbers 1 & 2 having relevant medical specialist
above and testing / assessment facilities

TABLE – II

Sl. Category Specialist

No.
1 Locomotor disability other Specialist in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation or Orthopaedician.
than amputation or
complete permanent
paralysis of limbs and
dwarfism
2 Muscular Dystrophy Specialist in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation or Orthopaedician.

3 Leprosy cured person Specialist in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation or Orthopaedician.

4 Cerebral Palsy Specialist in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation or Orthopaedician.
5 Acid Attack Victim Specialist in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation or Orthopaedician.
6 Blindness Specialist in the field of Ophthalmology.
7 Low Vision Specialist in the field of Ophthalmology.
8 Deaf Specialist in the field of Ear, Nose, Throat (E.N.T).
9 Hard of Hearing Specialist in the field of Ear, Nose, Throat (E.N.T).
10 Speech and Language Specialist in the field of Ear, Nose, Throat (E.N.T) and Neurologist.
Disabilities
11 Intellectual Disability Adults with intellectual disability above the age group of 18 years –
Psychiatrist.
12 Specific Learning Medical board consisting of
Disabilities a) Paediatrician; and
b) Psychiatrist and Trained Psychologist.

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 13 Autism spectrum disorder Medical Board consisting of
a) Psychiatrist and Trained psychologist; and
b) Paediatrician or General Physician.
14 Mental Illness Psychiatrist.
15 Chronic Neurological Medical Board consisting of
Conditions such as Multiple a) Psychiatrist and Trained Psychologist; and
Sclerosis and Parkinson’s b) Neurologist; and
Disease c) Orthopaedician or Specialist in Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation.

2.4.2. In case the certificate is issued by a medical authority who is not a Government servant, it shall be
valid only if countersigned by the Joint Director, Medical Services.

2.4.3. The disability claimed in the online application, shall be exactly the same as stated in the Disability
Certificate. Any discrepancy in this regard shall result in rejection of claim after due process.

2.4.4. Claim as person with benchmark disability, unsupported by the prescribed documents shall result in
rejection of claim after due process.

3. Destitute Widow:

3.1. “Destitute Widow” means a widow whose total monthly income from all sources shall not be more than
Rs.4,000/-(Rupees Four Thousand only), including any family pension or other receipts including income
from private practice in the case of professionals. Destitute Widow shall not include a divorcee or a woman
deserted by her husband. The status of an individual as Destitute Widow is with reference to the date of
notification.

3.2. Fee Concession: Full exemption.

3.3. Reservation of Appointments: The rule of reservation of appointment to Destitute Widow candidates
will apply for this recruitment. 10% of vacancies out of 30% of vacancies set apart for Women candidates
in direct recruitment are reserved for Destitute Widows. The reservation of appointment to Destitute Widow
is applicable only for the post which does not exceed Level-10 in the pay matrix in this notification. If no
qualified and suitable destitute widow is available, then, the turn so set apart for destitute widow shall go
to the women / Transgender (Women) (other than destitute widow) belonging to the respective category.

3.4. Supporting Documents:

3.4.1. The Destitute Widows should upload a certificate from the Revenue Divisional Officer or the
Assistant Collector or the Sub-Collector concerned, in the format prescribed below. Failure to upload such
certificate or uploading of a widow or divorcee certificate, at the time of submission of online application,
shall result in rejection of claim after due process.

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 Form of Destitute Widow Certificate

1. Name of the individual

2. Full Postal Address
3. Details of job held, if any:
4. Particulars of her children, if any
5. Name and last occupation of her late husband
6. Date of demise of her husband
7. Monetary benefits received after her husband‘s death by way of family pension, insurance, etc., if any
8. Details of Properties if any immovable and movable left behind by him
9. Present monthly income
a. From salaries/wages
b. From family pension
c. From private properties
d. Rents received
e. From private practice
f. Other sources, if any
g. Total

10. Whether living alone or living with her husband‘s parents / in-laws / parents / brother(s)
11. Whether she satisfies the definition of the term “Destitute Widow” as defined in section 20(8) and 26
of Tamil Nadu Government Servants (Conditions of Service) Act, 2016.

Certified that I have verified the particulars furnished by the individual and satisfied myself as to the
correctness of her claim with reference to the definition of the term – “Destitute Widow” in section 20(8)
and 26 of Tamil Nadu Government Servants (Conditions of Service) Act, 2016.

Certificate Reference No.: Signature:

Place: Name:

Date: Designation:

Revenue Divisional Officer / Assistant Collector / Sub-Collector

Explanation - The above certificate should be issued only by the Revenue Divisional Officer or the
Assistant Collector or the Sub-Collector concerned.

3.4.2. A ‘Widow Certificate’ is different from a ‘Destitute Widow Certificate’. Candidates who have uploaded
Widow Certificates will not be considered as Destitute Widow.

3.4.3. Claim as Destitute Widow shall be admitted only if the date of demise of husband is on or before the
date of notification.

3.4.4. Any correction in the Destitute Widow certificate must be attested by the issuing authority or a fresh
certificate in lieu thereof must be uploaded.

4. Person Studied in Tamil Medium (PSTM):

4.1. “Person Studied in Tamil medium” means a person who has studied through Tamil medium of
instruction up to the educational qualification prescribed for direct recruitment in the rules or regulations or
orders applicable to any appointment in the services under the State.

4.1.1. In cases where a Degree is prescribed as the educational qualification, one shall have studied from
first standard to Degree through Tamil medium of instruction.

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4.1.2. The candidates who did not join school in the 1 st standard, but joined schools directly in 2 nd
standard to 8th standard, studied with Tamil as the medium of instruction and passed, and those who
studied with Tamil as the medium of instruction in other states and then continued their education in Tamil
Nadu from the standard they entered are also eligible.

4.1.3. Students who have studied in Tamil medium in regular stream in 10th, 11th and 12th standard and
failed to pass one or more subjects in them, but have later passed in the subject as private students and
have continued to study in schools and colleges in Tamil medium and have passed are eligible to be
considered under PSTM category.

4.1.4. The candidates who have passed the examination through Tamil medium directly as private
candidates without going to school are not eligible to be considered under PSTM category.

4.2. Supporting Documents:

4.2.1. Candidates claiming to be Persons Studied in Tamil Medium (PSTM) must upload evidence for the
same, in the form of SSLC, HSC, Transfer Certificate, Provisional Certificate, Convocation Certificate,
Degree Certificate, PG Degree Certificate, Mark Sheets, Certificate from the Board or University or from
the Institution, as the case may be, with a recording that he had studied the entire duration of the respective
course(s) through Tamil medium of instruction.

4.2.2. The candidates should obtain certificates of education in Tamil medium from all the relevant
educational institutions where they studied upto the prescribed educational qualification. Candidates must
upload documents as evidence of having studied in the Tamil medium, all educational qualifications from
1st standard up to the educational qualification prescribed.

4.2.3. If no such document as evidence for ‘Person Studied in Tamil Medium’ is available, a certificate from
the Principal / Head Master / District Educational Officer / Chief Educational Officer / Director , Directorate
of Government Examinations / Competent Authority, Principal / Registrar of Industrial Training Institute /
College / University as the case may be, in the format as shown below, must be uploaded for each and
every educational qualification, from 1st standard upto the educational qualification prescribed.

4.2.4. Failure to upload such documents as evidence for ‘Persons Studied in Tamil Medium’ for all
educational qualification up to the educational qualification prescribed, shall result in the rejection of claim
after due process.

4.2.5. Documents uploaded as proof of having studied in Tamil medium, for the partial duration of any
course, shall not be accepted and shall result in the rejection of claim after due process.

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 Certificate for having studied in Tamil Medium*

This is to certify that Thiru./Tmt./Selvi. …………………………………(Name) had studied Classes ………..

to ………… with Tamil as the medium of instruction, in this school / through Private Studies during the
year …………. to .................. and had satisfactorily completed the course of studies prescribed for Classes
………. to ………..

Thiru./Tmt./Selvi. …………………………………(Name) was / was not awarded scholarship meant for

students studying in the Tamil medium.

This certificate is issued with reference to Section 2(d) of the PSTM (Amendment) Act, 2020, based on the
verifiable documentary evidence. The undersigned assumes full responsibility for the veracity of the
contents herein.

Signature of Principal / Head Master /

District Educational Officer /
Chief Educational Officer /
Director, Directorate of Govt. Exams /
Competent Authority

Place:
Date: Seal of the Institution (Mobile No. _________________)

* If the candidate has studied in different schools from 1st std. up to 10th std./ 12th std., then the above
certificate shall be obtained from each of the schools the candidate has studied in.

Certificate for having studied in Tamil Medium*

This is to certify that Thiru / Tmt. / Selvi. …………………………………(Name) had studied…..…………….

(Diploma / Degree / PG Degree, etc.) during the year …………. to …….……. with Tamil as the medium of
instruction and had satisfactorily completed the course of studies prescribed for.....................(Diploma /
Degree / PG Degree, etc.).

Thiru / Tmt. / Selvi. …………………………………(Name) was / was not awarded scholarship meant for
students studying in the Tamil medium.

This certificate is issued with reference to Section 2(d) of the PSTM (Amendment) Act, 2020, based on the
verifiable documentary evidence. The undersigned assumes full responsibility for the veracity of the
contents herein.

Signature of Principal /
Registrar Industrial Training Institute /
College / University

Place:

Date: Seal of the Institution (Mobile No._____________________)

* If the candidate has completed different courses in different Institutions, such a certificate shall be
obtained from each of these Institutions for the courses completed therein.

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5. Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Caste (Arunthathiyars) and Scheduled Tribes:

5.1. “Scheduled Castes” means the communities given in the Annexure to the “Instructions to Applicants”
[extracted from Part-A of Schedule-II of the Tamil Nadu Government Servants (Conditions of Service) Act,
2016].

5.2. ‘Arunthathiyar’ means the castes: Arunthathiyar, Chakkiliyan, Madari, Madiga, Pagadai, Thoti and Adi
Andhra.

5.3. “Scheduled Tribes” means the communities given in the Annexure to the “Instructions to Applicants”
[extracted from Part-B of Schedule-II of Tamil Nadu Government Servants (Conditions of Service) Act,
2016.

Note: Persons belonging to Tamil Nadu and to any one of the communities mentioned in the lists shown
in the Annexure to the “Instructions to Applicants” alone shall be treated as Scheduled Castes or
Scheduled Tribes as the case may be. Persons belonging to other States shall not be treated as belonging
to the Scheduled Castes or Scheduled Tribes even though they may belong to any one of the communities
specified in the list.

5.4. Fee Concession: Full exemption

5.5. Reservation of Appointments: The selection will be made following the rule of reservation of
appointments for Scheduled Castes / Scheduled Caste (Arunthathiyars) / Scheduled Tribes.

Scheduled Caste (SC) 15%

Scheduled Caste (Arunthathiyar) (SCA) 3%
Scheduled Tribe (ST) 1%

5.6. Supporting Documents:

5.6.1. The Scheduled Caste (Arunthathiyars) and Scheduled Castes candidates should produce the
Community certificate, citing either father‘s / mother‘s name, issued by Taluk Tahsildar, in whose
jurisdiction the candidate claims to have permanent residence.

5.6.2. The Scheduled Tribe candidates should produce the Community certificate, citing either father‘s /
mother‘s name, issued by the Revenue Divisional Officer / Assistant Collector / Sub-Collector / Personal
Assistant (General) to the Collector of Chennai / District Adi-Dravidar Welfare Officer, in whose jurisdiction
the candidate claims to have permanent residence.

5.6.3. Candidates belonging to Scheduled Tribe communities must upload the report of the State Level
Scrutiny Committee (SLSC), if available. Failure to do so would render their claim liable to verification by
the State Level Scrutiny Committee.

5.6.4. Uploading of a community certificate citing name of the spouse, shall result in rejection of
candidature after due process.

5.6.5. The certificate obtained by the candidates in the form other than the one referred to in
G.O. Ms. No.781, Revenue Department, dated 2nd May 1988 and solely based on the entries in SSLC or
Transfer Certificate or other school / college records will not be accepted.

5.6.6. Candidates are warned that if the community recorded in the certificate produced by them from the
competent authority is not included in the list of Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Caste (Arunthathiyars),
Scheduled Tribes, given in the Annexure to the “Instructions to Applicants” [extracted from the Tamil Nadu
Government Servants (Conditions of Service) Act, 2016], they will not be permitted to claim to belong to
Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Caste (Arunthathiyars), Scheduled Tribes, as the case may be. They will,
in that case, be permitted to claim to belong to ‘Others‘ category only.
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5.6.7. Candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes, on conversion to religions other than Christianity / Islam,
shall be treated as ‘Others’. However, Scheduled Caste converts to Sikhism and Buddhism shall be treated
as Scheduled Castes.

5.6.8. Failure to upload the supporting documents, when called for shall result in the rejection of claim after
due process.

6. Backward Classes:

6.1. “Backward Classes” means the communities specified as Backward Classes, Backward Class
Muslims, Most Backward Classes / Denotified Communities given in the Annexure to the “Instructions to
Applicants” [extracted from Parts A, B, C and D respectively, of Schedule-I of the Tamil Nadu Government
Servants (Conditions of Service) Act, 2016].

6.2. Explanation - Persons who belong to the State of Tamil Nadu alone, who belong to one of the
communities specified in Schedule-I, of the Tamil Nadu Government Servants (Conditions of Service) Act,
2016 shall be treated as persons who belong to one of such communities.

6.3. Fee Concession: Three Free Chances

6.4. Reservation of Appointments: The selection will be made following the rule of reservation of
appointments for Backward Classes (Muslim), Backward Classes, Most Backward Classes and Denotified
Communities.

Backward Class (BC) 26.5%

Backward Class (Muslim) [BC (M)] 3.5%
Most Backward Class / Denotified Communities (MBC / DC) 20.0%

6.5. Supporting Documents:

6.5.1. The candidates belonging to Backward Classes (Muslim), Backward Classes, Most Backward
Classes and Denotified Communities should produce the Community certificate, citing either father‘s /
mother‘s name, issued by Revenue Officer not lower in rank than a Tahsildar or Head Quarters Deputy
Tahsildar or Special Deputy Tahsildar appointed to issue Community Certificate or Deputy Tahsildar
(School Certificates) or Executive Deputy Tahsildar (in respect of Chennai district) or Additional Head
Quarters Deputy Tahsildar or Zonal Deputy Tahsildar, in whose jurisdiction the candidate claims to have
permanent residence.

6.5.2. The candidates belonging to Thottia Naicker (including Rajakambalam, Gollavar, Sillavar,
Thockalavar, Thozhuva Naicker, and Erragollar) included in the list of MBC / DC should produce the
Community certificate, citing either father‘s / mother‘s name, issued by Head Quarters Deputy Tahsildar/
Zonal Deputy Tahsildar, in whose jurisdiction the candidate claims to have permanent residence.

6.5.3. Uploading of a community certificate citing name of the spouse, shall result in rejection of claim after
due process.

6.5.4. The certificate obtained by the candidates in the form other than the one referred to in
G.O. Ms. No.781, Revenue Department, dated 2nd May 1988 and solely based on the entries in SSLC or
Transfer Certificate or other school / college records will not be accepted.

6.5.5. Candidates are warned that if the community recorded in the certificate produced by them from the
competent authority is not included in the list of Backward Classes (Muslim), Backward Classes, Most
Backward Classes / Denotified Communities, given in the Annexure to “Instructions to Applicants”
[extracted from the Tamil Nadu Government Servants (Conditions of Service) Act, 2016], they will not be
permitted to claim to belong to Most Backward Classes / Denotified Communities, Backward Classes
(other than Muslim) or Backward Classes (Muslim), as the case may be. They will, in that case, be
permitted to claim to belong to ‘Others’ category only.
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6.5.6. Candidates belonging to Backward Classes, Most Backward Classes / Denotified Communities on
conversion to religions other than Christianity / Islam, shall be treated as ‘Others’.

6.5.7. Failure to upload the supporting documents, when called for shall result in the rejection of claim after
due process.

7. Women:

7.1. Reservation of Appointments: A minimum of 30% of all vacancies shall be set apart for women
candidates, irrespective of the fact of whether the rule of reservation of appointments applies to the posts
or not. In respect of the posts to which the rule of reservation of appointments applies, 30% of vacancies
shall be set apart for women candidates, following the reservation for each communal category as well as
open category. Women / Transgender (women) candidates shall be entitled to compete for the said 30%
of vacancies. They shall also be entitled to compete for the remaining 70% of vacancies along with male /
Transgender / Transgender (men) candidates.

7.2. Supporting Documents: Gender claimed shall be verified against the Transfer Certificate /
Community Certificate. Failure to upload the supporting documents at the time of submission of online
application shall result in the rejection of claim after due process.

8. Transgender:

8.1. Supporting Documents:

8.1.1. Transgender / Transgender (Male) / Transgender (Female) candidates should produce the
Transgender ID card issued only by the Tamil Nadu Transgender Welfare Board.

8.1.2. Uploading of Transgender ID card, issued by any authority other than the Tamil Nadu Transgender
Welfare Board shall result in rejection of candidature after due process.

8.1.3. Transgender or Transgender (Male) or Transgender (Female) claim made in the online application
must correspond to what is stated in the Transgender ID card. Any discrepancy in this regard shall result
in rejection of candidature after due process.

8.1.4. Gender claim unsupported by the requisite documents shall result in rejection of claim after due
process.

8.2. Community:

8.2.1. Transgender candidates, who do not possess any community certificate may choose to be
considered under ‘Others’ or under Most Backward Classes.

8.2.2. Transgender candidates who belong to Scheduled Caste / Scheduled Caste (Arunthathiyar) /
Scheduled Tribe communities and possess community certificate as such, shall be considered as per their
respective community.

8.2.3. Transgender candidates who belong to communities other than Scheduled Caste / Scheduled Caste
(Arunthathiyar) / Scheduled Tribe and possess community certificate as such, are permitted to choose to
be considered as belonging to their own community or as Most Backward Class, whichever is
advantageous to them, at the time of One Time Registration itself. Once the individual opts to be
considered as a particular community, it shall be crystallized and this option shall not be changed in the
future.

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8.2.4. Transgender candidates who do not possess a community certificate and have chosen to be
considered under ‘Most Backward Classes‘ or ‘Others‘ and those in possession of a community certificate
as Backward Classes / Backward Classes (Muslim) / Denotified Communities but have chosen to be
considered under ‘Most Backward Classes‘, need not upload a community certificate in support of their
claim.

8.2.5. Transgender candidates, in possession of a community certificate and who have chosen to be
considered under the communal reservation category as stated in the community certificate, must upload
the same. Failure to upload such a certificate shall result in rejection of claim after due process.

8.2.6. All concessions permitted to Transgender candidates in the matter of choice of communal
reservation category, shall be wholly dependent on the uploading of a Transgender ID card issued by the
Tamil Nadu Transgender Welfare Board. Failure to upload the same or uploading of a Transgender ID
card issued by other authorities, shall result in rejection of claim after due process.

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 Annexure III
Syllabus
Paper I
Tamil Eligibility Test, General Studies and Aptitude and Mental Ability
Part A - தமிழ் ம ொழி தகுதித் ததர்வு
(பத்தொம் வகுப்பு தரம் – 100 தேள்விேள்)

குறியீடு: 501
அலகு I: இலக்ேணம் (25 தேள்விேள்)

எழுத்து: பிரித்து எழுதுதல் – தேர்த்து எழுதுதல் – ேந்திப்பிழை – குறில், மெடில் தவறுபொடு – லேர, ளேர, ைேர
தவறுபொடு – னேர, ணேர தவறுபொடு – ரேர, றேர தவறுபொடு – இனமவழுத்துேள் அறிதல் – சுட்டு எழுத்துேள் –
வினொ எழுத்துேள் – ஒருழ ப் பன்ழ அறிதல்.

மேொல்: தவர்ச்மேொல் அறிதல் – தவர்ச்மேொல்லில் இருந்து விழனமுற்று, விழனமெச்ேம், விழனெொலழணயும்

மபெர், மபெமரச்ேம் வழே அறிதல் – அெற்மேொல் – தமிழ்ச்மேொல், எதிர்ச்மேொல் – விழனச்மேொல் – எழுத்துப் பிழை,
ஒற்றுப்பிழை அறிதல் – இரண்டு விழனச் மேொற்ேளின் தவறுபொடு அறிதல்.

அலகு II: மேொல்லேரொதி (15 தேள்விேள்)

(i) எதிர்ச்மேொல்ழல எடுத்மதழுதுதல், ஓமரழுத்து ஒரு ம ொழி, உரிெ மபொருழளக் ேண்டறிதல் – ஒருமபொருள்
தரும் பல மேொற்ேள், மபொருந்தொ மேொல்ழலக் ேண்டறிதல், அேர வரிழேப்படி மேொற்ேழளச் சீர்மேய்தல்;
ஒருமபொருள் பன்ம ொழி – இருமபொருள் குறிக்கும் மேொற்ேள் – தபச்சு வைக்கு, எழுத்து வைக்கு – மேொல்லும்
மபொருளும் அறிதல் – ஒரு மேொல்லிற்கு இழணெொன தவறு மேொல் அறிதல்.

(ii) தேொடிட்ட இடத்தில் ேரிெொன மேொல்ழலத் ததர்ந்மதடுத்து எழுதுதல் - (எ.ேொ.) பள்ளிக்குச் மேன்று ேல்வி
பயிலுதல் சிறப்பு (பயிலுதல், எழுதுதல்) - வொனில் முகில் ததொன்றினொல் ழை மபொழியும் (முகில், ெட்ேத்திரம்);
மபொருத்த ொன மபொருழளத் மதரிவு மேய்தல் - (எ.ேொ.) ஊடேம் - தேவல் மதொடர்புச் ேொதனம் (மேய்தி, தேவல்
மதொடர்புச் ேொதனம்) - ேமூேம் – க்ேள் குழு ( க்ேள் குழு, கூட்டம்); ஊர்ப் மபெர்ேளின் ரூஉழவ எழுதுே - (எ.ேொ.)
புதுச்தேரி – புதுழவ, ன்னொர்குடி – ன்ழன, யிலொப்பூர் – யிழல; பிழை திருத்துே. (எ.ேொ.) ஒரு – ஓர்; தபச்சு
வைக்குச் மேொற்ேளுக்கு இழணெொன தூெ தமிழ்ச் மேொற்ேழள இழணத்தல் - (எ.ேொ.) மவத்தில – மவற்றிழல,
ெொக்ேொலி – ெொற்ேொலி;

(iii) தபச்சு வைக்குத் மதொடர்ேளிலுள்ள பிழை திருத்தம் - (எ.ேொ.) தெத்து ை தபஞ்சுது - தெற்று ழை மபய்தது;
மேொற்ேழள இழணத்துப் புதிெ மேொல் உருவொக்குதல்: ற்றும், அல்லது, ஆல், பிறகு, வழர, இதுவு ல்ல,
இருப்பினும், எனினும், இதனொல்; அழடப்புக்குள் உள்ள மேொல்ழலத் தகுந்த இடத்தில் தேர்த்தல் - (எனதவ,
ஏமனனில், ஆழேெொல், அதுதபொல, அதனொல், வழர, பின்பு) - (எ.ேொ.) ெொன் ேொட்டிற்குச் மேன்தறன். அதனொல்
புலிழெப் பொர்த்ததன் - ொழலதெரம் முடியும் வழர விழளெொடுதவன். ததர்வு முடிந்த பின்பு சுற்றுலொ மேல்லலொம்;
மபொருள் தரும் ஓர் எழுத்து - (எ.ேொ.) ஆ-பசு, ஈ-மேொடு, ழத- ொதம், தீ – மெருப்பு; பல மபொருள் தரும் ஒரு மேொல்ழலக்
கூறுே - (எ.ேொ.) ே லம், ேஞ்ேம், முளரி, பங்ேெம் இச்மேொற்ேள் தொ ழரழெக் குறிக்கும்.

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அலகு III: எழுதும் திறன் (15 தேள்விேள்)

(i) மேொற்ேழள ஒழுங்குபடுத்திச் மேொற்மறொடர் அழ த்தல் – மதொடர் வழேேள் – மேய்விழன, மேெப்பொட்டு

விழன – தன்விழன, பிறவிழன – ஒருழ ப் பன்ழ பிழைெறிந்து ேரிெொன மதொடரறிதல்.

(ii) ரபுத் தமிழ்: திழண ரபு - உெர்திழண: அம் ொ வந்தது – அம் ொ வந்தொள்; அஃறிழண: ொடுேள் ெழனந்தது –
ொடுேள் ெழனந்தன; பொல் ரபு: ஆண்பொல்: அவன் வந்தது – அவன் வந்தொன்; மபண்பொல்: அவள் வந்தது – அவள்
வந்தொள்; பலர் பொல்: அவர்ேள் வந்தொர்ேள் – அவர்ேள் வந்தனர்; ஒன்றன் பொல்: அது வந்தன - அது வந்தது; பலவின்
பொல்: பறழவேள் பறந்தனர் – பறழவேள் பறந்தன; ேொலம்: தெற்று ழை மபய்யும் – தெற்று ழை மபய்தது; தெற்று
வருதவன் – தெற்று வந்ததன்; இளழ ப் மபெர்: பசு – ேன்று; ஆடு – குட்டி; ஒலி ரபு: ெொய் ேத்திெது – ெொய்
குழரத்தது; விழன ரபு: கூழடமுழட, தேொறு உண்; மதொழே ரபு: க்ேள் கூட்டம் – ஆட்டு ந்ழத; நிறுத்தல்
குறியீடுேள்: ேொல்புள்ளி, அழரப் புள்ளி, முக்ேொல் புள்ளி, முற்றுப் புள்ளி, விெப்புக் குறி, வினொக்குறி அழ யும்
இடங்ேள்.

அலகு IV: ேழலச் மேொற்ேள் (10 தேள்விேள்)

பல்துழற ேொர்ந்த ேழலச் மேொற்ேழள அதொவது அறிவிெல், ேல்வி, ருத்துவம், த லொண்ழ , ேட்டம், புவியிெல்,
மதொழில்நுட்பம், ஊடேம், தேவல் மதொழில்நுட்பம் உள்ளிட்ட பல்துழற ேொர்ந்த ேழலச் மேொல்லுக்கு தெரொன
தமிழ்ச் மேொற்ேழள அறிந்திருக்ே தவண்டும். (உதொரணம்: search engine – ததடு மபொறி, வலழே – Migration,
ஒவ்வொழ – Allergy, ரபணு – Gene, ேடல் ழ ல் – Nautical Mile)

அலகு V: வொசித்தல் – புரிந்து மேொள்ளும் திறன் (15 தேள்விேள்)

மேொடுக்ேப்பட்ட பத்தியிலிருந்து தேட்ேப்பட்ட வினொக்ேளுக்கு ேரிெொன விழடழெத் ததர்ந்மதடுத்தல் -

மேய்தித்தொள் – தழலெங்ேம் – முேப்புச் மேய்திேள் – அரசு ேொர்ந்த மேய்திேள் –ேட்டுழரேள் – இவற்ழற வொசித்தல்
- புரிந்து மேொள்ளும் திறன் – உவழ த் மதொடரின் மபொருளறிதல் - ரபுத் மதொடரின் மபொருளறிதல் – பைம ொழிேள்
மபொருளறிதல் – ஆவண உள்ளடக்ேங்ேழளப் புரிந்து மேொள்ளும் திறன்.

அலகு VI: எளிெ ம ொழி மபெர்ப்பு (5 தேள்விேள்)

ஆங்கிலம் ற்றும் பிறம ொழிச் மேொற்ேளுக்கு இழணெொன தமிழ்ச் மேொற்ேள் அறிதல் தவண்டும் –
பென்பொட்டில் உள்ள ஆங்கிலச் மேொற்ேழள ம ொழிமபெர்த்தல் தவண்டும் (ேொன்று: pendrive, printer,
computer, keyboard) – ஆவணங்ேளின் தழலப்பு – தேொப்புேள் – ேடிதங்ேள் – னுக்ேள் – ம ொழிமபெர்ப்பு புரிந்து
மேொள்ளுதல்.

அலகு VII: இலக்கிெம், தமிழ் அறிஞர்ேளும், தமிழ்த்மதொண்டும் (15 தேள்விேள்)

திருக்குறள் மதொடர்பொன மேய்திேள் (இருபது அதிேொரங்ேள் ட்டும்) ஒழுக்ேமுழடழ , மபொழறயுழடழ ,

ஊக்ேமுழடழ , விருந்ததொம்பல், அறன் வலியுறுத்தல், ஈழே, மபரிெொழரத் துழணக்தேொடல், விழன
மேெல்வழே, அழவெஞ்ேொழ , ேண்தணொட்டம், அன்புழடழ , ேல்வி, ெடுநிழலழ , கூடொ ஒழுக்ேம்,
ேல்லொழ , மேங்தேொன்ழ , பண்புழடழ , ெட்பொரொய்தல், புறங்கூறொழ , அருளுழடழ - த ற்தேொள்ேள் -

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அறநூல் மதொடர்பொன மேய்திேள் (ெொலடிெொர், ெொன் ணிக்ேடிழே, பைம ொழி ெொனூறு, முதும ொழிக்ேொஞ்சி,
திரிேடுேம், இன்னொெொற்பது, சிறுபஞ்ேமூலம், ஏலொதி, அவ்ழவெொர் பொடல்ேள்) - தமிழின் மதொன்ழ , சிறப்பு,
திரொவிட ம ொழிேள் மதொடர்பொன மேய்திேள் - உ.தவ.ேொமிெொத ஐெர், மத.மபொ.மீனொட்சி சுந்தரம், சி.இலக்குவனொர்
தமிழ்ப்பணி மதொடர்பொன மேய்திேள் - ததவதெெ பொவொணர், அேரமுதலி, பொவலதரறு மபருஞ்சித்திரனொர்,
ஜி.யு.தபொப், வீர ொமுனிவர் தமிழ்த் மதொண்டு மதொடர்பொன மேய்திேள் – தமிழ்ச் ேொன்தறொர் பற்றிெ மேய்திேள்:
பொதவந்தர், டி.தே.சிதம்பரனொதர், தவத்திரு குன்றக்குடி அடிேளொர், ேண்ணதொேன், ேொயிதத மில்லத், தொரொ பொரதி,
தவலுெொச்சிெொர், பட்டுக்தேொட்ழடக் ேல்ெொணசுந்தரம், முடிெரேன், தமிழ் ஒளி, உருத்திரங்ேண்ணனொர்,
கி.வொ.ஜேந்ெொதர், ெொ க்ேல் ேவிஞர்.

குறிப்பு: அலகு VII-க்ேொன பொடத்திட்டம் பத்தொம் வகுப்பு வழரயிலொன (upto SSLC Standard) பொடப்
புத்தேங்ேழள அடிப்பழடெொேக் மேொண்டது.

Part B: General Studies (SSLC Standard – 75 Questions)

Unit I: General Science (5 Questions)

Nature of Universe - Measurement of physical quantities - General scientific laws in motion - force,
pressure, and energy - Everyday application of the basic principles of mechanics, electricity, magnetism,
light, sound, heat, and nuclear physics in our daily life; Elements and compounds, acids, bases, salts,
petroleum products, fertilizers, pesticides, metallurgy, and food adulterants; main concepts of life science,
classification of living organisms, evolution, genetics, physiology, nutrition, health and hygiene, human
diseases; Environmental science; Latest inventions in science and technology; Current affairs.

Unit II: Geography (5 Questions)

Earth location - Physical features - Monsoon, rainfall, weather, and climate - Water resources - Rivers -
Soil, Minerals, and Natural resources - Forest and Wildlife - Agriculture pattern; Transport -
Communication; Population density and distribution in Tamil Nadu and India; Calamities - Disaster
management - Environment - Climate change; Geographical landmarks; Current affairs.

Unit III: History, Culture of India, and Indian National Movement (10 Questions)

Indus Valley Civilization - Guptas, Delhi Sultans, Mughals, and Marathas – South Indian History; National
Renaissance - Early uprising against British Rule - Indian National Congress - Emergence of Leaders -
B.R.Ambedkar, Bhagat Singh, Bharathiar, V.O.Chidambaranar, Thanthai Periyar, Jawaharlal Nehru,
Rabindranath Tagore, Kamarajar, Mahatma Gandhi, Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, Rajaji, Subhash Chandra
Bose, Muthulaksmi Ammaiyar, Muvalur Ramamirtham, and other National Leaders; Different modes of
agitation of Tamil Nadu and movements; Characteristics of Indian Culture, Unity in Diversity - Race,
Language, Custom; India as a secular state.

Unit IV: Indian Polity (15 Questions)

Constitution of India - Preamble to the Constitution – Salient features of the Constitution - Union, State,
and Union Territory; Citizenship, Fundamental Rights, Fundamental Duties, Directive Principles of State
Policy; Union Executive, Union Legislature – State Executive, State Legislature - Local Governments,
Panchayat Raj; Spirit of federalism: Centre - State relationships; Election - Judiciary in India - Rule of Law;

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Corruption in public life - Anti-Corruption measures - Lokpal and Lokayukta – Right to Information -
Empowerment of Women - Consumer Protection Forums - Human Rights Charter; Political parties and
political system in Tamil Nadu and India; Current affairs.

Unit V: Indian Economy and Development Administration in Tamil Nadu (20 Questions)

Nature of Indian economy - Five-year plan models - an assessment - Planning Commission and Niti Aayog;
Sources of revenue - Reserve Bank of India - Finance Commission - Resource sharing between Union
and State Governments - Goods and Services Tax; Economic trends - Employment generation, Land
reforms and Agriculture - Application of Science and Technology in Agriculture; Industrial growth - Rural
Welfare oriented programmes - Social problems – Population, Education, Health, Employment, Poverty;
Social Justice and Social Harmony as the cornerstones of socio-economic development; Education and
Health systems in Tamil Nadu; Geography of Tamil Nadu and its impact on economic growth; Welfare
schemes of Government; Current socio-economic issues; Current affairs.

Unit VI: History, Culture, Heritage, and Socio-Political Movements of Tamil Nadu
(20 Questions)

History of Tamil Society, related archaeological discoveries - Tamil Literature from Sangam age till
contemporary times; Thirukkural - Significance as a Secular Literature - Relevance to everyday life - Impact
of Thirukkural on Humanity - Thirukkural and Universal Values – Relevance to Socio-politico-economic
affairs - Philosophical content in Thirukkural; Role of Tamil Nadu in freedom struggle - Early agitations
against British Rule - Role of women in freedom struggle; Various Social reformers, Social reform
movements and Social transformation of Tamil Nadu.

Part C: Aptitude and Mental Ability (SSLC Standard – 25 Questions)

Unit I: Aptitude (15 Questions)

Simplification - Percentage - Highest Common Factor (HCF) - Lowest Common Multiple (LCM) - Ratio and
Proportion - Simple interest - Compound interest - Area - Volume - Time and Work.

Unit II: Reasoning (10 Questions)

Logical reasoning - Puzzles - Dice - Visual reasoning - Alpha numeric reasoning - Number series.

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 Paper II – Subject Paper
1. Agriculture
(Diploma Standard)
Code: 431
Unit I: Agronomic Principles, Practices and Meteorology (30 Questions)
Agriculture – Definition – Branches of agriculture – Classification and status of major crops in Tamil Nadu.
Factors affecting crop production. Cropping systems definitions - principles - intercropping - types,
Principles and Practices of Agricultural Operations – Tillage definition and types - Intercultural Operations,
Implements and Tools in Agriculture – Growth stages and yield prediction.
Meteorology – Agricultural Meteorology – Definition - Importance in Crop Production - Atmosphere –
Components and its importance – Weather Parameters and their role in Crop Production. Rainfall – Spatial
and Temporal Variability in Tamil Nadu across Seasons – Agro Climatic Zones of Tamil Nadu. Automatic
weather stations and its components - Agroadvisory services.
Irrigation - water movement in soil – soil moisture constants – available soil moisture - effect of water stress
on crop yield – water use efficiency – water requirement of major crops – critical stages of water
requirement – irrigation scheduling – types and advantages – Irrigation methods – Micro irrigation –
Flagship schemes and policies of Tamil Nadu - Irrigation water use efficiency – management of poor quality
irrigation water - soil erosion due to water and control.
Weeds – definition and importance of weed control in crop production – classification of weeds – methods
of weed management. Herbicide classification based on mode of action - method of application - common
and new herbicides available in the market – weed control practices for major crops – parasitic, problematic
and aquatic weed management - integrated weed management – concepts and practices.
Agronomic practices including climatic and soil requirement, land preparation – seeds and sowing –
varieties – fertilizer management – irrigation – weed control – harvesting – Production technologies for
cereals, millets, pulses, oilseeds, commercial crops, mulberry, forages and green manure crops.
Unit II: Farming system, Dry Farming and Agro-Forestry (10 Questions)
Integrated farming system – models and components – Schemes of Tamil Nadu. Cropping schemes –
Crop calendar of operation of major crops - Dry Farming – Definition and Present Status in Tamil Nadu –
Soils of Dry Farming Tracts and their limitation to Crop Production – Major Crops of Dry Land. Suitable
Dry Land Technology for increased Crop Productivity – Pre-monsoon sowing – Conventional Crop
Production Vs Alternate land Use in Dry Land – Drought and disaster effects and management – crop
insurance schemes - Integrated Farming Systems in drylands. Erosion - Classification of Erosion – Soil
moisture conservation practices – agronomical, physical and biological methods - Cultivation Practices –
Water Harvest – Farm Ponds – Percolation Ponds –Weather aberrations and Contingent Crop Planning –
Watershed development – definition and components. Land use classification – Role of Forests –
Agroforestry – Definition and types – Social Forestry, Urban Forestry – Agroforestry Systems - Shifting
Cultivation – Alley cropping – Wind Break and Shelter Belts – Agroforestry Practices – Teak, Casuarina,
Ailanthus, Neem, Bamboo, and Acacia production and management practices.
Unit III: Soils and Fertility Management (30 Questions)
Definition of Soil – Its main components – Soils of Tamil Nadu. Soil physical, chemical and biological
properties and their significance in crop production. Soil Micro Organisms - Importance of Organic Matter
on Soil Properties. Acid, Saline and Alkaline Soils and their reclamation. Soil and water pollutants and
management. Irrigation water – Qualities of irrigation water - Water testing. Soil Fertility – Major, Secondary
and Minor Plant Nutrients. Soil Fertility evaluation, Soil sampling and testing and fertilizer
recommendations – Soil health card. Fertilizers – Nitrogenous, Phosphatic and Potassic Fertilizers –
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Complex and Mixed Fertilizers, Efficient use of Fertilizers – fertilizer management in major crops.
Identification and management of major and minor nutrient deficiency symptoms in plants. Biostimulants
– New age fertilizers – Crop Boosters - Remote sensing – GIS and GPS. Bio-Fertilizers – Groups of Bio-
Fertilizers – Bacterial, Fungal, Algae and Azolla.
Unit IV: Horticultural Crop Cultivation Techniques (10 Questions)
Status of major horticultural crops in Tamil Nadu – Methods of propagation of major fruit crops - role of
growth regulators – Soil and climate requirement - production technologies - nutrient and physiological
disorders and its management - post-harvest technologies for Mango, Banana, Grapes, Papaya, Sapota,
Guava, Citrus, Pomegranate, Ber, Annona, Amla, Apple, Pear, Avocado, Dragon fruit, Plum and
Pineapple.
Importance of Vegetables – Nutritive Value - Methods of propagation of major vegetable crops - role of
growth regulators – Types of Vegetable Garden: Kitchen Garden, Nutritional Garden, Truck Garden,
Commercial Garden - Soil and climate requirement - production technologies - nutrient and physiological
disorders and its management - post-harvest technologies for Tomato, Brinjal, Chillies, Bhendi, Onion,
Cucurbits; Cauliflower, Cabbage, Turnip, potato, beetroot carrot, greens and perennials.
Importance of flower crops – Methods of propagation of major flower crops - role of growth regulators –
Soil and climate requirement - production technologies - nutrient and physiological disorders and its
management - post-harvest technologies for Jasmine, Rose, Chrysanthemum, Marigold, Tuberose,
Crossandra, Cockscomb.
Garden Design – Formal and Informal Gardens – Components of Garden – Lawns and Lawn Making -
Study of Important Flowering Annuals, Flowering and Foliage Shrubs – Flowering and Foliage Trees –
Creepers and Climbers – Cacti and Succulents – Indoor Plants and Indoor Decoration – Cut Flowers –
Flower arrangement – Bonsai Culture and dry flower decoration.
Importance of aromatic and spices, medicinal and plantation crops – Methods of propagation - role of
growth regulators – Soil and climate requirement - production technologies - nutrient and physiological
disorders and its management - post-harvest technologies for Spices – Pepper, Cardamom, garlic, Clove,
Nutmeg, Cinnamon, Allspice, Turmeric, Ginger, tamarind, Coriander and Fenugreek. Plantation Crops –
Coffee, Tea, Coconut, Arecanut, Cashew, Cocoa and Rubber. Medicinal Crops – Coleus, Gloriosa,
Ashwagandha, Senna, Keezhanelli, Agave, Thulasi and Achorus.
Tissue culture and micropropagation of horticultural crops – Totipotency – Regeneration – Callus culture
– Somaclonal variation – hardening of tissue culture plants.
Unit V: Breeding and Seed Production (20 Questions)
Field Crops – Importance – Classification – Agricultural and Industrial – Chemical Composition of
Economic Parts in the Crops & Cereals, Millets, Pulses, Oilseeds, Fibres, Sugar and Starch Crops. Plant
Photosynthesis – Respiration – Translocation of Assimilates. Floral biology – Reproductive and Pollination
System in Plants – Mechanisms of promoting Self Pollination and Cross Pollination in crop plants – Plant
genetic resources – importance – collection – characterization and conservation. Selfing incompatibility
and male sterility- application and limitation – male sterility classification – GMS, CMS, CGMS, EGMS,
and gametocides.
Breeding Techniques for Self Pollinated Crops – Pure line selection – Mass Selection – Hybridization and
Selection – Pedigree Method – Bulk Method – Rice, Black gram, Groundnut. Two and three line breeding
in rice. Breeding Techniques for Cross Pollinated and Often Cross Pollinated Crops – Mass Selection,
backcross method - Heterosis Breeding – Development of Hybrids. Inbred development.
Single Cross – Double Cross and Poly Cross – Use of Male Sterile lines for Hybrid Seed Production –
Synthetics and composites for crops like Maize, Cumbu, Redgram, Cotton, sorghum, Castor, Sunflower,
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selection for crops like Sugarcane, Tapioca, Potato and fodder crops. Mutation in crop improvement –
Polyploid in Crop Improvement – Inter Specific Hybridization. Importance and success stories.
Geographical indications, PPV & FR Act and IPR.
Seed – Importance – Seed Quality Characteristics – Classes of Seed – Nucleus, Breeder, Foundation and
Certified Seed – Guidelines for Seed Production – Multiplication Ratio – Seed Certification, general
certification standards – Field Inspection and Certification – Seed Standards –Pollination and Role of
Insects, Environmental and Edaphic Factors. Seed registration - Seed Production Techniques for Varieties
and Hybrid in Rice, Maize, millets, Pulses, Cotton, Oilseeds, fodder crops and Important Vegetables:
Tomato, Brinjal, Chillies, Bhendi, Lablab, onion and Cucurbits. Harvesting, Processing, Treatment,
Storage, Seed Health and Marketing.
Unit VI: Plant Protection Principles and Practices (30 Questions)
Insects - Definitions – Characters – Economic Classification – Sericulture – Rearing of Mulberry silk worms
– Apiculture – Role of Bees in Crop Productivity – Hiving Bees and Apiary Management. Beneficial Insects
– Insect Pollinators – Predators and Parasitoids. Pest – Definition – Categories of Pests – Pest outbreak
– Pest Monitoring – Pest Surveillance – Forecasting – Economic Threshold Level – Economic Injury Level.
Pest Management Components – Cultural, Physical, Mechanical, Legal and Integrated Methods – Use of
Resistant Varieties, Biological Control – Parasitoids, Predator and Microbial Agents.
Pesticides – Groups, Classification, Mode of Action – Formulation and Uses, Principles of Pesticides
application – Hazards in the use of Pesticides and Environmental Pollution – Safe Handling of Pesticides
new and organic pesticides – Pesticide residue - Behavior modifying chemicals – Use of Pheromones in
pest management and behavioral modifying chemicals; approach.
Damage symptoms - life cycle and Integrated management practices of insect and non insect pests of
Rice, Millets, Cotton, Sugarcane, Pulses, Oilseeds, Brinjal, Tomato, Bhendi, Cucurbits, Crucifers, Moringa,
Tapioca, Chillies, Onion, Coconut, Arecanut, Turmeric, Curry-leaf, Coffee, Tea, Cardamom, Pepper,
Betelvine, Flower crops, Mango, Citrus, Banana, Grapes, sapota, Guava, Pomegranate, Pests of stored
materials and their management.
Plant diseases – definition, Causes of plant diseases – Fungi, Bacteria, Viruses and Mycoplasma –
Categories of plant diseases – Mode of spread – Environmental factors influencing diseases out breaks.
Control exclusion – Eradication – Immunization – Protection – Cultural – Methods of Control– Bio control
– Economics of the new technologies, Useful fungi – mushroom, cultivation of Oyster mushroom,
Trichoderma – utility – Nematodes – Types – Symptoms – Management.
Fungicide – Characteristics – Major groups – Formulation and Applications – Phytotoxicity – Precautions
in using fungicides – Antibiotics in plant disease management. Bio technology and its application in disease
management – Assessment of crop diseases and losses – Plant Disease Control - Principles - Integrated
Pest Management of major diseases caused by Fungi, Bacteria, Virus and Mycoplasma in Cereals, Pulses,
Oilseeds, Cash crops – Fruits – Vegetables – Plantation crops – Spices – Flowers and their management.
Unit VII: Livestock, Poultry Management, Artificial Insemination and Calf Rearing (10 Questions)
Significance and role of livestock and poultry in Indian economy – Various systems of livestock production
– extensive – semi intensive – intensive – mixed – Integrated farming systems – Manure management
methods – Definition of breed – classification of indigenous, exotic cattle and buffaloes – Breed
characteristics of Sindhi, Kangeyam and Umblacherry, Jersey, Holstein Fricsian, Murrah and Surti.
Breeding – importance of cross breeding.
Artificial Insemination – merits and demerits – Housing management – farm site selection space
requirement for calves, heifer, milch animal and work bullocks – Type and design of house. – Systems of
housing – Single row system – Double row system – head to head and tail to tail – merits and demerits –
Care and management of new born calf and heifers – Care and management of pregnant, lactating animals
and work bullocks.
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Milk – Definition – clean milk production – methods of milking – hand and machine milking – Processing
of milk – cooling Pasteurization – Definition – Various methods – Low Temperature Long Time and High
Temperature Short Time – advantages and disadvantages.
Nutrition – Definition – Ration – Balanced composition of concentrate feed for dairy animal, calf and work
bullock – Requirement and importance of green fodder, carrying capacity and forage cycle.
Diseases – classification – Viral, bacterial and metabolic – General control and preventive measures. –
Viral Diseases – Foot and mouth – Bacterial diseases – Anthrax, Haemorrhagic septicemia and Black
quarter – Metabolic – Tympanites, Ketosis and Milk fever – Mastitis and its control – Zoonotic diseases
(Anthrax, Tuberculosis, Brucellosis and Rabies) – Prevention and control.
Sheep and Goat farming – classification of breeds of Indian and exotic origin – Systems of rearing –
Housing management – Type design – Floor diagram – Space requirement for adult and young stock –
Nutrition – common tree Fodder for small ruminants – Common ailments of sheep and goat – Sheep pox
– Foot and Mouth – Blue Tongue – Enterotoxaemia – Ecto and Endo parasites Systems of poultry rearing
– Backyard, Intensive systems; Nomenclature of commercial layers and broiler strains – Care and
management of day old chicks – Brooder management. Systems of housing – Deep litter and cage
systems – merits and demerits – Raised platform housing – Floor space requirement – litter management
– care and management of layers and broilers.
Poultry Nutrition – composition of chick mash grower, layer, broiler starter and finisher mashes – Feed
Conversion Ratio / dozen eggs or kilogram of meat. Classification of Poultry diseases – Viral – Bacterial –
Protozoan – Causative organisms, symptoms, causes and prevention – Viral diseases – Ranikhet disease
- Infectious bursal disease - Bacterial disease – E. coli – Coryza – Salmonellosis – Protozoan – Coccidiosis
– Vitamin and mineral deficiencies – Schemes, Policies, Subsidies in Animal Husbandry by Tamil Nadu.
Unit VIII: Farm Machinery, Post Harvest Technology and Energy and Environment (10 Questions)
Thrashing Floor, drying floor. I.C. Engines – Types, Introduction – Preventive maintenance and minor
repairs. Tractor – Different systems of a tractor – Hydraulic system – Clutch and Transmission system –
Hitching of implements to Tractor – Power Tiller – and matching Implements. Seeders and planters. Plant
Protection equipment –Harvesting machinery. Agricultural Pumps – Types of pumps – Custom hiring
centre – e-vadagai.
Post Harvest losses in durable and Perishable crops – Moisture content – Methods of Determination –
Drying – Sun Drying – Mechanical Drying – Merits and Demerits. Shelling and Decortication – Rubber Roll
Sheller – Centrifugal Dehusker. Parboiling of Paddy – Merits and Demerits – Polishing – Milling of Corn
and Pulses – Principles and Methods – Seed Treater – Types of Seed Treater. Storage of Grains and
Seeds – Condition for safe storage – Value addition and suitable machineries for major food grains.
Energy Resources and Forms of Energy – Conventional and Non - Conventional Energy – Solar Energy
– Merits and Limitations - Energy from Bio-Mass – Technologies – Classification and types of Bio-Gas
Plants – Bio-Gas from Plant Wastes – Utilization of Bio-gas. Bio Fuel Plant – Gasifiers – Smokeless
Chulas.
Ecology – Natural resources – Environmental Pollution and Management – Atmospheric Pollution –
Particulate emission by industries and automobiles – Smog – Acid rain – Ozone hole – Global Warming –
Causes, Effects and Control measures –Traditional farming methods – Eco-Safe technologies in
agriculture.
Unit IX: Commercial Agriculture (20 Questions)
Bio-control agents - Role in pest and disease management – Categories of bio-control agents. Setting up
a bio-control laboratory. Mass culture of tobacco caterpillar (Spodoptera litura) and gram pod borer
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Trichogramma spp., Chrysoperla, coccinellid predators, Trichoderma viride, Pseudomonas fluorescens
and Entomo-pathogenic nematodes
Biofertilizers – Microorganisms for crop nutrition – Types – Sources of good quality strains – Facilities –
equipment – and raw materials required – Types and specification of carrier material – production of
azospirillium, azotobacter, Glucano acetobacter, phosphate solubilizer, potash releasing microorganism,
PGPR, azolla, BGA, PPFM, and AM fungi – Shelf life and storage of carrier and liquid based biofertilizers
– constraints in mass production – storage and preservation – quality standard of commercial biofertilizers
– quality control biofertilizer lab in Tamil Nadu.
Mushroom - Morphology: common edible mushrooms - Pleurotus, Calocybe - poisonous mushrooms -
Laboratory techniques: sterilization - Media preparation, pure culture techniques, sub-culturing and
storage. Spawn: types of spawn, mother spawn and bed spawn. Cultivation: Oyster mushroom, Milky
mushroom – Problems in cultivation: Biotic and abiotic disorders - Uses of mushroom: as food,
nutraceutical and pharmaceutical values, composting coir-pith and other agro-wastes – Post harvest
technology: methods of preservation and value addition.
Fruit and Vegetable processing – Equipments and Accessories used in processing – Preparation of
Squash, Syrup, Cordial, Nectar, Ready to serve beverages – Fruit juice concentrate – Paste, Powder, Bar
– Jam, Jelly, Marmalade and Candy, Preserve – Pickles – Oil, Salt and vinegar – Tomato products –
Ketchup. Sauce, Puree and Paste – Canning of Fruit and Vegetables – Dehydrated Fruit and Vegetables
and Re-hydration – Preservation by low temperature – cut-out analysis of canned Fruit and Vegetables –
Evaluation of Frozen Fruit and Vegetables – Osmotic dehydration
Seed Production –Selection of field – Maintenance of genetic purity – Removal of offtypes – Isolation
distance - Manual emasculation and Pollination - Hybrids – Single cross - double cross – Production of
hybrid seed – Varieties – seed production - Use of gametocide – Merits and demerits of hybrids and
varieties - Selfing, emasculation and crossing technique in Rice, millets, oilseeds, pulses, Cotton, Tomato,
Bhendi – clonal multiplication – Cumbu napier – Seed registration – Field inspection and certification.
Harvesting – Physical and chemical indices – Extraction techniques – Seed processing – Use of cleaner,
grader – Seed treatment – Seed packaging – Seed storage – Sanitation – Certification procedure.
Nursery Technology – preparation of land and seed treatment – Sowing and raising of rootstocks (Fruits
and Flower Crops) – Application of Liquid Manure and plant protection of rootstock – Potting materials and
Preparation of pot mixture – Potting of Rootstock and Hardening - Selection of Scion Plants and Grafting,
Aftercare of Grafted Plants, Graft Separation and Hardening – Preparation of Cuttings of Ornamental
Plants, Treating the Cuttings with growth regulators and Planting in Mist Chamber in Beds/Polybags,
Potting of Rooted Cuttings and Hardening – Air Layering of Ornamental/Fruit Crops – Budding of
Ornamental Plants (Rose) – Maintenance of Potted Plants – Packing and Marketing.
Organic composting - Nutrient potential of different organic manures – Preparation of FYM Compost –
Composting methods - Preparation of enriched FYM – Coirpith composting – Sugarcane trash – Pressmud
- Farm wastes and farm weeds - Parthenium composting – Determination of maturity indices of composts
- Commercial utility of organic manures –Introduction to vermicompost – Types of Vermicompost -
Materials for vermicomposting. Preliminary treatment of composting material – Small Scale
vermicomposting – Large scale vermicomposting – Other types of vermicomposting – Requirements for
vermicomposting – Bedding materials, container, pH, Moisture content, Temperature – Cover feed
substrates - Selection of right type of worm species – Preparation of vermicompost beds – Collection of
Vermicompost – Vermicompost efficiency – Transportation of live worms – Application of vermicompost
Unit X: Agricultural Extension Agricultural Economics and Digital Agriculture (30 Questions)
Rural Economics and Agricultural Economics – Meaning, importance and scope Sectors of Economy -
Importance of agriculture in rural economy: Problems of rural economy – Population growth and its
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Subdivision and Fragmentation – Land reform – Ceiling on land holding, Tenurial reforms, Consolidation
of land holdings
Co-operative farming and Bhoodhan movement – Success and failure. Rural labour: Meaning –
Classification – Characteristics of rural labour – agricultural labour – Employment, wages and income -
Minimum wages Act and other welfare measures.
Rural Banking and Finance: Meaning and Concept – Classification and purpose
Sources of finance – Institutional and non-institutional – Government, cooperatives, nationalized
commercial banks, regional rural banks and land development banks, private money lenders and other
traditional sources – Establishment of NABARD and its role, Multi-agency, Service area approach. Rural
industries: Importance and their classification – Investment needs – Generation of employment.
Types of agro-industries – Rural industries project - Khadi and Village Industries
Problems of rural industries – Potentials for development of agro- industries from agricultural products and
wastes – Sugarcane, Cotton seed, Banana sheath, Forestry products – Rural technologies – Technology
gap – Economic and social constraints in the spread of technology. Study of important and recent rural
development schemes.
Marketing and agricultural marketing – Concepts - definition and scope – Classification of Markets –
Structure – Characteristics of agricultural commodities: Problems in grading and standardization.
Marketing costs and marketing margins. Price spread. Advantages and problems.
Cooperative agricultural marketing societies and regulated markets – Role of National Agricultural
Cooperative Marketing Federation and TANFED. Role of specialized agencies viz., Food Corporation of
India, Central Warehousing Corporation, State Warehousing Corporation in marketing of agricultural
commodities and CCI – Role of Regulator Markets – Agmark – e-NAM.
Price support programmes – Buffer stock operations – Role of Commission on Agricultural Costs and
Prices – Price stabilization. Agmark grading and commercial grading – Marketing information and
intelligence – Marketing of agricultural inputs viz., seeds, fertilizers, plant protection chemicals and
implements.
Sociology – Rural Sociology – Characteristics of rural society. Rural Youth – Their needs and aspirations.
Basic rural institutions and voluntary agencies. Leadership – Classification, Characteristics and their
influence. Motivation – Methods of Motivation. Social change. Adoption – Meaning, Stages, Adopter
categories and their characteristics. Extension methods – Classification – Individual contact - group contact
and mass contact methods. Extension aids – Audio aids, Visual aids and Audio Visual aids. Print and
Electronic media. Photography, new achievements in communication technology – Transfer of
Technologies through demonstrations – Field day – Exhibition – Mass media.
Visit to a village – Identifying resources, conducting participatory rural appraisal (PRA), conducting SWOT
(strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats) analysis and preparing action plan for village
development.
Visiting farmers – Analysis of farm resources and studying the life style of farmers, earnings, enterprises,
expenditure pattern, technical information seeking behavior and dissemination of technologies. Finding
the factors of adoption of technologies.
Problem diagnosis study – visiting farmers’ fields, identifying technical and frequent problems like soil,
pest, disease, disorders and other problems in agriculture, obtaining solutions from known sources and
providing them to the farmers.
Visiting agro service centers – Studying the business techniques, farmers approach, distribution pattern,
dealership pattern, knowing different agro chemicals available in markets and their prices, gaining
experience in solving the farmers problems in agro service centers.
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Visiting daily vegetable wholesale markets – uzhavar sandhai - assessing the price fluctuation and
preparing price trend calendar for different vegetables. Preparing line chart for maximum price of different
vegetables grown in the district and identifying optimum sowing period for different vegetables.
Study the potentialities, prospects and to get clear knowledge about starting agro industries and food
processing industries – PMFME – Schemes and policies of Government of Tamil Nadu in Agriculture –
Establishment – Farmers group – FPO – Role and Functions.
Application of computer in agriculture - Multimedia Presentation – power point - Internet and E- Mail –
Online reporting system – Major Apps and Web Portals (Uzhavan app, Agris net portal, Tamil man valam
and latest apps) for improving livelihood of farmers - Application of artificial intelligence and IoT in
agriculture.

2. Chemical Engineering and Technology

(Diploma Standard)
Code: 452
Unit I: Chemistry and Thermodynamics (15 Questions)
Atomic weight and Atomic number- Molecular weight - equivalent weight- periodic table - Normality -
Molality – Molarity - Boyle's law - Charle's law - General gas equation PV = n RT - Compressibility factor -
Dalton's law of partial pressures - Avagadro's law and Avagadro's number - Le-Chatlier's principle –
Thermodynamic process – Isothermal process, Isobaric process and adiabatic process – Properties of
system – Extensive properties and Intensive properties with examples – State function and path function
- First law of Thermodynamics - Internal energy - Enthalpy - Heat capacity - Relationship between Internal
energy and Enthalpy - Second law of Thermodynamics - Entropy- Change of Entropy for an ideal gas -
Third law of Thermodynamics – Gibb’s Free energy – Fugacity and Fugacity coefficient – Activity and
Activity coefficient.
Unit II: Basic Engineering (25 Questions)
Stress – Strain – Hook’s law – Young’s modulus - Properties of steam, Boilers – Function of Boilers –
Distinguish between fire tube boiler and water tube boiler – Refrigeration – Vapour compression
refrigeration system – Capacity of refrigeration unit - Co-efficient of performance (COP) – Ton of
Refrigeration - Types of Refrigerants - Electrical quantities and units - Ohm's law -Types of current - D.C.
current and A.C current - principle and working of D.C. generator and D.C. motor – Transformers.
Fuels - Solid, liquid and gaseous fuels - Fuel properties - Calorific value of fuels - Octane number – Cetane
number - Flash point - Fire point - Cloud point – Pour point – Smoke point– Freezing Point –Viscosity
Index.
Unit III: Chemical Technology (25 Questions)
Inorganic Chemical Technology:- Sources of water - Hardness of water-water treatment by lime soda and
ion-exchange process - Demineralization of water and its importance - Acids - raw materials, reactions,
preparation and uses of Sulphuric acid by DCDA process, Nitric acid and Phosphoric acid, Alkalis - raw
materials, reaction, preparation and uses of caustic soda and soda ash - Fertilizers - raw materials,
reaction, preparation and uses of Ammonia, Urea and Triple super phosphate – Manufacture of Portland
cement – Setting of cement – Manufacture of paint – Manufacture of glass – Various grades of glass.
Organic Chemical Technology:- Chemistry of oils and fats – Classification of oils – distinction between oils
and fats – Hydrogenation of vegetable oil - definition of Acid value, Saponification value and Iodine value,
definition of detergents and soaps – Manufacture of pulp by Kraft process – Classification of pulping
process – Black liquor – Manufacture of paper from pulp - Petroleum - crude oil distillation – Cracking –
Thermal cracking and catalytic cracking – Sweetening of petroleum – principles involved in Isomerisation,
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Hydrocracking, Reforming, Visbreaking and Alkylation - Polymer – Classification of polymers – Methods
of polymerization - Addition polymerization and condensation polymerization with examples,
Thermoplastics and Thermosetting plastics, Raw materials, reactions, structure and uses of polyethylene,
polypropylene, Nylon 6-6 from Caprolactum - Rubbers – Classification of rubber with examples –
Manufacture of Styrene-Butadiene Rubber (SBR).
Unit IV: Stoichiometry (20 Questions)
Basic concepts of chemical calculations - gram atom and gram mole - methods of expressing composition
– weight percent – mole percent –volume percent - Definitions of terms, tie-substance, inert material,
limiting reactant and excess reactant - material balance - percentage conversion and yield - simple
problems - combustion – Gross and Net calorific value – theoretical air requirement – flue gas analysis -
Orsat analysis - Definitions and simple problems in heat of formation, heat of combustion, heat of reaction.
Unit V: Fluid Mechanics, Instrumentation and Control (10 Questions)
Fluids – Definition, properties of fluids – Density, Specific gravity, Viscosity - Dynamic viscosity and
Kinematic viscosity and its units - Newton’s law of viscosity - Newtonian fluid and Non-Newtonian fluids
with examples - Compressible and incompressible fluids - Manometers - U-Tube and inclined tube
manometers – Reynolds number - Laminar and turbulent flow - Continuity equation and its significance -
Bernoulli's equation and its significance - Pipe fittings and joints – Schedule number and BWG number –
Valves - Types and functions – Pumps - Positive displacement pumps - Reciprocating pumps - Rotary
pumps - Centrifugal pumps - Characteristics of centrifugal pumps - Priming and Cavitation – Fans, Blowers
and compressors.
Process Instrumentation – process variables – static and dynamic characteristics of instruments –
Instruments for measuring Pressure Temperature, Flow, Level - open loop and closed loop systems –
Principles of Feedback and Feed Forward control systems - Controller classification such as P, I, PI, PD,
PID and its applications - Heat Exchanger - control of temperature and flow rate - Batch Reactor -Control
of temperature and pressure.
Unit VI: Mechanical Operations (25 Questions)
Types of size reduction - Energy required for size reduction – Laws of crushing-principle and working of
Jaw and Roller crushers - Angle of nip - Ball mill - Critical speed of Ball Mill and Fluid energy mill – Sieve
standards - Differential and cumulative screen analysis - Screen capacity and effectiveness, applications
of Belt conveyor, Screw conveyor, Bucket elevator and Pneumatic conveyor - Principle and operation of
Industrial thickener, principle and applications of Plate and Frame filter press , leaf filter and rotary drum
filter - filter medium - filter aids - principle and application of centrifuge, cyclone separator and electrostatic
precipitator – Mixing and agitation – Purpose of agitation – Functions of Baffles – Impellers, Types of
impellers and its applications – Banbury mixer and ribbon blender.
Unit VII: Heat Transfer (20 Questions)
Steady state heat conduction - Fourier's law of conduction - Thermal conductivity – Natural and forced
convection - Individual and overall heat transfer co-efficients – Condensation – Drop wise condensation
and Film wise condensation – Boiling - Nucleate boiling and Film boiling – Dimensionless numbers -
Prandlt number and Nusselt number - Radiation - Kirchoff's law and Stefan-Boltzmann law - Definitions of
Blackbody – Grey body – Absorptivity - Emissivity, principles and operations of Double pipe heat
exchanger, Shell and tube heat exchanger – LMTD - Forced circulation evaporator, Long tube vertical
evaporator and Falling Film evaporator - evaporator capacity and economy - Boiling Point Elevation (BPE)
and Duhring’s rule - Multiple Effect Evaporator.
Unit VIII: Mass Transfer Operations (20 Questions)
Fick's law of diffusion - Definitions of Absolute and Molal humidity – Dry Bulb and Wet Bulb Temperature
– Relative humidity - Raoult's law and Henry’s law – Batch distillation - Rayleigh's equation - calculation of

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number of trays by McCabe - Thiele method – Reflux – Total reflux, minimum reflux and optimum reflux –
q line – Values of q based on feed conditions – Overall efficiency and Murphree plate efficiency – principle
and application of steam distillation - Azeotropic distillation -Extractive distillation - Absorption - Choice of
solvent for absorption, characteristics of packing - Random and regular packing, Loading and Flooding of
packed towers, principle of liquid - liquid extraction - use of triangular charts - choice of solvent for
extraction, mechanism of drying - critical moisture content - principle and applications of rotary, spray, tray
and fluidized bed drier - principle of Crystallization, Leaching, Adsorption and its applications.
Unit IX: Chemical Reaction Engineering (15 Questions)
Chemical reaction – Classification of chemical reactions - Homogeneous and Heterogeneous reactions –
Definition of reaction rate – Elementary and Non-elementary reactions – Molecularity and order of reaction
– Rate law, Rate constant and Units of rate constant – Fractional conversion – Activation energy –
Arrhenius equation – Simple problems in Arrhenius equation – Classification of chemical reactors –
Concept of space time and space velocity – Construction, operation and application of Continuous Stirred
Tank Reactor (CSTR), Plug Flow Tubular Reactor (PFTR), Fixed bed reactor and Fluidized bed reactor.
Unit X: Industrial Safety and Pollution Control (25 Questions)
Process Safety - Causes of Accidents - Unsafe acts and conditions - Material safety data sheet and its
importance - Evaluating workers exposure to volatile toxicants, dusts and noise - Accident prevention -
Safety training - Case study of accidents in process industry: Bhopal gas tragedy, India - Fukushima
nuclear disaster, Japan – Fire – Classification of fires - Fire triangle - Different causes of fire – Fire
extinguish techniques – Carbon dioxide fire extinguisher and dry chemical fire extinguisher - Distinction
between fires and explosion – Lower and Upper flammable limits (LFL & UFL) – Runaway chemical
reaction – Permit to work system – Hot work permit – Confined space vessel work permit – Height work
permit – Function of flame arrestors – Personnel protective equipment and its importance - Pollution –
Sources and types of Air pollution – Ozone depletion – Green House effect - Acid rain – Water pollution
– Sources and types – Important terms in water treatment – BOD, COD and TDS – Primary treatment –
Coagulation and Flocculation – Secondary (Biological) treatment – Activated sludge process.

3. Civil Engineering
(Diploma Standard)
Code: 443

Unit I: Engineering Mechanics (20 Questions)

Direct Stresses and strains (Tensile and compressive) due to Axial forces – Deformation of elastic bar
due to uni-axial force – Composite Sections – Modular ratio – Relationship between elastic constants -
Shear force and bending moment diagrams for statically determinate beams - Geometrical properties of
sections - Stresses in beams due to bending – Flexural rigidity – Strength equation - Stresses in shafts
due to torsion – Pin jointed perfect frames with vertical loads on nodal points (method of joints only).

Unit II: Mechanics of Structure (15 Questions)

Deflection of cantilever and simply supported beams for point and uniformly distributed loads – Shear
force and bending moment diagrams for statically indeterminate structures (Propped cantilever, Fixed
Beams, continuous beams, Non-sway Portal frames) using Mohr’s theorems and moment distribution
method.

Euler’s and Rankin’s formula for columns – Effective length for different end conditions - Stresses due to
eccentric loads – combined stresses due to direct loads and bending moments in rectangular sections –
Conditions for No tension (Circular, square and rectangular) – Stability of earth retaining walls.

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Unit III: Construction Materials & Construction Practice (25 Questions)

Bricks, Lime, Tiles (Athangudi Tiles), Cement, Fine Aggregate, Coarse Aggregate, Timber, Ply wood,
Steel, Glass, Plastics, PVC, UPVC, Paints, Mortars, Concrete – M-sand, P-sand – Latest construction
Materials and construction Chemicals - Different types, qualities, requirements, standard specifications,
Admixtures for cement mortar and concrete – Green Building Materials, Usage of PPC, Flyash Bricks,
Solar Panels, Hollow clay Bricks (Tiles).

Different types of Foundations (Buildings Ocean, Harbour and other ordinary works) Masonry, Floors,
Roofs, Interior Works, False ceiling – Wall paneling – Wooden flooring

Precast Block (Under Ground metro, metro slabs) Doors and Windows, Weathering Course, Damp proof
course, Plastering, Painting, Colour Washing, Specifications for different works – Maintenance of created
(Ocean & Harbours) assets.

Heritage structures – Construction, Traditional Flooring - Athangudi Tiles – List of Heritage Buildings.

Unit IV: Transportation Engineering (25 Questions)

Roads – Different types – methods of formation of water bound macadam Road, bituminous and concrete
roads – Hill roads – Requirements – Camber, gradient, super elevation, carriage way, pavements,
drainage system, sight distance etc., Traffic Engineering Bridges – Classification of bridges – Site
selection and alignment – Foundation, substructure and super-structure.

Sub-grade soil – Soil mass as a three phase system – Grain size classification - Atterberg limits – IS
Classification of soils–Compaction – Shear strength - Road Arboriculture – Express Highways – Rapid
Transport System.

Railways – Formation of Tracks – Rails – Ballasts – Sleepers – Characteristics of materials – Rail Joints.

Harbour and Ocean structures – Component parts.

Unit V: Hydraulics (15 Questions)

Measurement of pressure in liquids – Pressure distribution and total pressure on immersed surfaces –
Types of flow (Laminar, turbulent, steady, unsteady, uniform, non- uniform) – Flow through pipes – Losses,
Frictional losses – Hydraulic gradient and total energy lines. Bernoullis theorem – use of Orifice,
Mouthpiece, Hydraulic Coefficient Cd, Cc, Cv Orifice meter and Venturimeters – Flow through channels
– Chez’s formula – Bazin’s and manning’s formula – Economical sections for open channels, Conditions
for Maximum discharge - Pumps – Reciprocating pumps – Centrifugal pumps – Characteristics – Selection
and choice for pump - Discharge – Power and efficiency, Ground water – Types of well – Test for yield of
wells.

Unit VI: Surveying and Remote Sensing (20 Questions)

Types of Surveys –Chain surveying – Compass surveying – Levelling – Contour surveying –Theodalite
surveying – Trignometrical levelling – Tacheometry – Field work – Simple problems. Curves, Global
Positioning System (GPS), Remote sensing – Photogrammetric Surveying and Hydrographic Surveying,
Total Station and Geographical Information System (GIS) – Fundamentals of Remote sensing,
Photogrammetry – Image interpretation & Analysis.

Unit VII: Environmental Engineering and Pollution Control (20 Questions)

Sources of water – Conveyance of water – Treatment of water – Quality of water – Tests on water –
Distribution systems – Sewers – Collection and conveyance of sewage– Sewer Appurtenances –
Drainage arrangements and Sanitary fittings in buildings – Effluent treatment plants - Treatment and
disposal of sewage, Solid waste Management.

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Environmental pollution Control - Air – water – Soil – Noise - Pollution Control.

Unit VIII: Estimating and Costing (20 Questions)

Systems of taking out quantities – Trade and Group systems – Material requirement for different items of
works – Preparation of data for works – Report writing – Valuation of buildings and properties – Fixation
of rents – Approximate estimates – Detailed estimate and Abstract estimate for buildings, wall, sump,
septic tanks, compound wall, roads, Harbour – (Floating structures such as jetty, wharf groyne, Break
water, quay wall), CMDA Rules and regulations – Buildings Bye laws.

Unit IX: Structural Engineering (20 Questions)

Reinforced cement concrete structure – Analysis and design of singly and Doubly reinforced rectangular
and T-beam sections – Cantilever, simply supported, continuous beams – One way and two way slabs –
Lintels and Sunshades – Staircases – Rectangular and Circular short Columns – Isolated column
footings. (All designs by Limit State Method only) – Basics of Retrofitting (Roof slab, Column & Beam)

Steel structures – Design of Tension and compression members by L.S.M – Different forms of Tension
members – Design strength of single Angle Tension member – Design of ties using single Angles and
channel section – Design of simple Beams and welded connection by L.S.M – Web Design strength in
Bending, Shear – Limiting deflection of Beam.

Unit X: Construction Management and Computer Applications (20 Questions)

Planning of a project – Factors to be considered – Project reports – Organization structure of construction

departments – Construction planning – CPM and PERT networks – Contracts – Tenders and Tender
documents – Bill- Supervision and Quality control – Safety measures in construction sites – Labour
legislations - Banking practice – Cash flow diagrams - Financial Management.

Ethics in Engineering – Disaster Management – Types of Natural calamities – Causes – Preparedness –

Response and Recovery.

Use of Computers – Application of CAD softwares – Project management softwares – Use of MS word,
Excel, PowerPoint – Application of Design and Analysis softwares.

4. Civil and Mining Engineering

(Diploma Standard)
Code: 574

Unit I: Engineering Mechanics and Mechanics of Structures (20 Questions)

Direct Stresses and strains (Tensile and compressive) due to Axial forces – Deformation of elastic bar
due to uni-axial force – Modular ratio – Relationship between elastic constants - Shear force and bending
moment diagrams for statically determinate beams - Geometrical properties of sections - Stresses in
beams due to bending – Flexural rigidity – Strength equation.

Deflection of cantilever and simply supported beams for point and uniformly distributed loads – Shear
force and bending moment diagrams for statically indeterminate structures, (Fixed Beams, continuous
beams, Non-sway Portal frames) using Mohr’s theorems and moment distribution method.

Unit II: Hydraulics (20 Questions)

Measurement of pressure in liquids – Pressure distribution and total pressure on immersed surfaces –
Types of flow (Laminar, turbulent, steady, unsteady, uniform, non- uniform) – Flow through pipes – Losses,

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Frictional losses – Hydraulic gradient and total energy lines. Bernoullis theorem – use of Orifice,
Mouthpiece, Hydraulic Coefficient Cd, Cc, Cv Orificemeter and Venturimeters – Flow through channels –
Chez’s formula – Bazin’s and manning’s formula – Economical sections for open channels, Conditions for
Maximum discharge. Sources of water – Conveyance of water – Treatment of water – Quality of water –
Tests on water –Distribution systems

Unit III: Surveying (20 Questions)

Types of Surveys –Chain surveying – Compass surveying – Levelling – Contour surveying –Theodalite
surveying – Trignometrical levelling – Tacheometry – Field work – Methods of determining areas and
volumes – Simple problems. Curves.

Unit IV: Advanced Surveying (20 Questions)

Global Positioning System (GPS), Remote sensing – Photogrammetric Surveying and Hydrographic
Surveying,Total Station and Geographical Information System (GIS) – Fundamentals of Remote sensing,
Photogrammetry – Image interpretation & Analysis – Drone Surveying.

Unit V: Construction Management and Computer Applications (20 Questions)

Planning of a project – Factors to be considered – Project reports – Organization structure of construction

departments – Construction planning – CPM and PERT networks – Contracts – Tenders and Tender
documents – Bill- Supervision and Quality control – Safety measures in construction sites – Labour
legislations - Banking practice – Cash flow diagrams - Financial Management.

Ethics in Engineering – Disaster Management – Types of Natural calamities – Causes – Preparedness –

Response and Recovery.

Use of Computers – Application of CAD softwares – Project management softwares – Use of MS word,
Excel, PowerPoint – Application of Design and Analysis softwares.

Unit VI: Mining Geology and Mine Development (20 Questions)

Mineralogy, structural Geology: Geological features like faults, folds, etc., Economic Geology: Different
Prospecting Techniques: Reconnaissance; principles and methods of prospecting – by pit, shaft, trench
and boreholes; Coal and petroleum geology.

History of mining – contribution of mining in the human civilization and national economy, Indian mineral
resources and world status – role of mining engineers in industry - mode of entries – applicability and
limitations comparison of opencast vs underground mining and drilling methods –selection of drilling
methods – exploration and production drilling – drilling techniques – Rotary, Percussive, Rotary-
Percussive; Down the hole drilling vs Top hammer drilling, Shaft sinking. Types of explosives and initiating
systems used in mines and quarries.

Unit VII: Mining Methods (20 Questions)

Bench parameters, haul roads, selection of equipment, different types of opencast equipment like
excavators, transport (road, conveyors) different types of explosives and initiating systems used, drilling
and blasting patterns used in opencast mines, fly rocks, air over pressure, controlled blasting in granite
quarries, Overburden removal and disposal, design of waste dumps, mine closure plan, failure of slopes
and various controlling and stabilization methods, introduction to hydraulicking, dredging, leaching, etc.

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Unit VIII: Mine Management, Legislation and General Safety (30 Questions)

Mine organizational structure, ownerships of industries, organization, risks and rewards, recruitment and
training, Mines Act 1952, Mines Rules 1955, Metalliferous Mines Regulations 1961, Directorate General
of Mines Safety (DGMS) issued technical Circulars, Vocational Training rules 1961, Granite Conservation
and development rules 1999, Tamil Nadu Minor Mineral Concessional rules 1959 and Environmental
Protection Act 1986, Forest Conservation Act 1980, Environmental impact assessment (EIA) notifications
– 1994 and 2006, Environmental clearance procedures for mining projects, Ministry of Environmental
Forest and Climate Change issued notifications, Office Memorandum and circulars, Safety Audit in mines,
Accidents analysis and Compilations of investigation reports.

Unit IX: Mine Surveying (15 Questions)

Linear measurements, compass surveying, true meridian, magnetic meridian open & closed traverse,
traversing with compass and chain, permissible errors, leveling — contouring and subsidence surveying,
theodolite — temporary and permanent adjustments, permissible error for surface and underground and
their distributions, correlation survey: tachometry, dip, strike, fault problems, EDM, GPS —DGPS, total
station, introduction to remote sensing.

Area and volume calculation; different methods and their limitations; earth work and building estimation;
laying out of rail and haul road curves; determination of azimuth latitude and longitude. Borehole surveying
and calculations; dip, strike, outcrop and fault problems. Development sampling:- Channel and block
averaging milling widths; observe plans. Types of plans for opencast workings; their preparation, care,
storage and preservation, legislation concerning mine plans and sections; duties and responsibilities of
surveyors. Geological map reading. Application of computers in mine surveying and preparation of plans.
3D laser profiling of bench walls in opencast mine.

Unit X: Mine Planning and Design and Computer Applications in Mining (15 Questions)

Estimation of ore reserve based on bore hole data, design of mine openings, design of bench geometry,
design of opencast mines, optimum blast design, pillar design problems, design of support system in u/g
mining, Environmental impact assessment (EIA) and preparation of Environmental Management Plan
(EMP) of mines. AutoCAD, Basic concepts of mine planning software such as SURPAC, DATAMINE,
VULCAN etc. and other auxiliary software related to surveying, planning and design in mines.

5. Electrical and Electronics Engineering

(Diploma Standard)
Code: 446
Unit I: Circuit Theory and DC Machines (25 Questions)

Electrostatics - Basic Concepts of Electricity - Ohm’s Law, Kirchhoff’s Laws, Series, Parallel and Series-
Parallel Circuits - Network Theorems (Mesh Analysis, Nodal Analysis, Superposition, Thevenin’s, Norton’s
and Maximum Power Transfer Theorems) - Star–Delta transformation - Source Transformation (Simple
problems in DC only) - Single Phase AC and 3 Phase AC Circuits - Resonant Circuits - Electromagnetism
- DC Generator - Types - Construction - Working - EMF Equation - Characteristic Curves - Armature
reaction - Applications - DC Motor - Types - construction - Working - Characteristics - Commutation -
Applications - Speed Control - D.C Starters - Losses in DC Machines - Testing of DC Machines -
Maintenance of DC Machines - Storage Batteries - Special DC Machines - PMDC - DC Servor Motor -
Stepper Motor - Variable Reluctance Stepper Motor - Permanent Magnet Stepper Motor.

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Unit II: AC Machines (25 Questions)

Single Phase Transformer - Construction - Principle of Operation - EMF Equation - Vector Diagram -
Regulation, Losses and Efficiency - OC & SC Test - Parallel Operation - Auto Transformer - All day
Efficiency - Three Phase Transformer - Construction - Testing - Parallel operation - Grouping of
Transformer - Maintenance - Alternator - Construction - EMF Equation - Parallel operation - Testing -
Determination of voltage regulation - Synchronous Motor - Construction - Starting Methods -
Characteristics - Applications - 3 Phase induction motor - Types - Construction and Working Principle -
Characteristics - Phasor Diagram - Starters - Speed Control - Maintenance - Single Phase Induction Motors
- Working Principle - Types - Applications - Special AC Machines - Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor,
SRM, AC Servor Motor - Linear Induction Motor.

Unit III: Measurements and Instruments (25 Questions)

Classification and characteristics of instruments - Operating forces - Construction and Working of MI, MC
and Dynamometer type instruments - Extension of Instrument Range - Instrument transformers - Direct
measurement of current, Voltage and Resistance - Measurement of Power - Measurement of Energy -
Single Phase and 3 Phase Energy meters - Measurement of power factor - Maximum demand indicator -
Synchroscope - Measurement of frequency - AC Bridges - Anderson bridge - Schering bridge - Cathode
ray Oscilloscope - Sensing elements – Transducers - Passive, active transducers.

Unit IV: Electronic Devices and Circuits (15 Questions)

Semi conductor Diodes - Rectifiers - Half wave, full wave and Bridge rectifier - 3 Phase rectifiers - Filter -
Types - Capacitor filter - Inductor filter - L Section filter - ∏ Section filter - RC Filter - Bipolar Junction
Transistors (BJT) - Biasing - configuration - Field effect Transistors (JFET & MOSFET) and Unit junction
Transistor (UJT) - Transistor Oscillators - Special semiconductor devices - Gunn diode, varactor diode,
Zener diode, Tunnel diode - Silicon controlled Rectifier - DIAC - TRIAC –IGBT - Optoelectronic devices -
LDR, LED, LCD, Opto coupler, IR transmitter and receiver,Laser diode , Solar cell, Photo diode, Photo
transistor - Diode clipper - Diode clamper - Voltage Multiplier - Multi vibrators - Astable, Monostable,
Bistable - Schmitt trigger - Seven Segment LED - Amplifier - RC Coupled amplifier - Emitter follower -
Oscillator - Hartley Oscillator, Colpitts Oscillator - RC Phase Shift Oscillator.

Unit V: Analog and Digital Electronics (15 Questions)

Operational amplifiers Specifications - characteristics - Applications - Number system - Boolean algebra -

De-Morgan’s theorems - Logic gates - Digital logic families - Combinational Logic Circuits - Sequential
Logic Circuits - Flip-flops, Counters, shift registers - Memory devices - D/A and A/D converters - Special
function ICs - IC555 timer - IC565 - IC566 - IC Voltage regulators - Karnagh map (Upto 4 Variables) - Half
adder - Full adder - Half Subtractor - Full Subtractor - Parity Generator and Checker - Decimal to BCD
Encoder - 3 to 8 Decoder - 4 to 1 Multiplexer - 1 to 4 Demultiplexer - Flipflops - JK - RS - Edge triggered
FF - D-FF - T-FF - Counters - Up counter - Down counter - Decade counter - Mod N counter - Shift register
- Memories - ROM - RAM.

Unit VI: Generation, Transmission and Switch Gear: (25 Questions)

Generation of Electrical Energy - Conventional Methods, Co-generation Methods - Inter Connected System
- Load Curve - Load duration curves - Demand factor - Capacity Factor - Load factor - Diversity factor -
Base Load and Peak load plants - Renewable Energy Sources - Solar power generation on grid and off
grid solar power - Different types of PV Panels - Wind - Tidal - Bio - Geo - Hybrid - AC Transmission - HV
Transmission - Voltage Regulation - Transmission efficiency - Over Head lines - Constants of TL -
Transposition of TL - Skin, Ferranti effect - Corona - HVDC Transmission - Facts Controllers (Statcom,
UPFC) - Line Insulators - String Efficiency - Underground Cables - Types of Cables - Laying of Cables -
Switch gear - Circuit Breaker [ELCB,SF6, Vacuum CB, Oil CB] - Fuses [HRC, HV, Cartridge, Liquid Type
and Metal clad] - Over Voltage Protection - Lightning Arresters - Protective relays - Grounding - Renewable
Energy.

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Unit VII: Distribution and Utilisation (25 Questions)

AC and DC Distribution - Substations - Indoor SS - Outdoor SS - Feeder - Distributors - Fault Analysis -

Protection System - Busbar system - Industrial Drives - Types of electric drives and choice of electric
motor - Electric Traction - System of track electrification - Traction mechanics - Traction motors and control
- Magnetic levitation - Illumination - Laws of illumination - Lighting systems - Construction and
Characteristics of Arc, Incandescent, Sodium vapour - CFL and LED lamps - Electric heating - Electric
furnaces - Electric welding - Electric welding equipments.

Unit VIII: Micro Controller and its Application (10 Questions)

8051 micro controller - Architecture - Instruction set - Assembler directives - Addressing modes - Programs
- I/O programming - Timer/Counter programming - Serial communication - Interrupts - IC 8255 - Interfacing
techniques with 8051 - Applications - PIC Micro Controller - Arduino - Raspberry Pi - Introduction to IOT -
Architecture of IOT Systems.

Unit IX: A. Power Electronics and Drives (20 Questions)

Thyristor family - SCR Triggering Circuits [R, RC, UJT, Pulse Transformer triggeing circuits - IC based
Triggering Circuits] - Driver and Buffer Circuits - Commutation Circuits - Phase Controlled Rectifier -
Thyristor Protection - Choppers - SMPS - Inverters - UPS - Control of DC Drives – Rectifier Based Control,
Chopper Based Control - Closed Loop Control - Control of AC Drives [Stator Voltage Control, Variable
Frequency Control, v/f Control Rotor resistance control] - Closed Loop Control - Micro Processor based
PWM Control - Static Var Compensation - Cyclo Converters.

B. Electrical Estimation & Energy Auditing

Indian Electricity Rules - 1956-Standard symbols for various wiring items, accessories - Types of Internal
Wiring - Service Connection (Over Head and Under Ground) - Quantity of Material Required in Electrical
Installation - Wire Size - Selection of fuses - Earthing - Testing of installations - Domestic, commercial and
industrial installation estimate - Energy auditing - Need of Energy audit and management - Types of Energy
audit - Audit Process - Electrical Measurement - Load and Power factor measuring equipment - Energy
conservation - Selection of cable - Lighting systems - Pumping systems.

Unit X: Control of Electrical Machines: (15 Questions)

Control Circuit Components [Switches, Relays, Timers, Contactors] - Simple Motor Control Circuits - DC
Motor Control Circuits - Starters, Jogging, Dynamic braking, Plugging, Reversing Control - AC Motor
Control Circuits -Starters - 2 Speed Motor Control - Reversing the Rotation of IM - Dynamic braking -
Plugging - Industrial Control Circuits [Planner Machine - Skip Hoist - Water pump - Electric Oven - Air
Compressor - Over Head Crane - Battery Operated Truck - Conveyor System - Elevator] - PLC -
Components of PLC - Operation of PLC - Scan - PLC Memory - i/p and o/p Module - Programming,
Programming Devices - Ladder Diagram (Relay, Timer, Counter) - DOL, λ/Δ Starter - EB to Gen - SCADA
- DCS.

6. Handloom Technology, Textile Technology and Textile Manufacture

(Diploma Standard)

Code: 445

Unit I: Fibre Properties and Man-Made Fibre Spinning (15 Questions)

i) Definition of Textile Fibre, Properties required for an ideal Textile Fibre of textile fibres
ii) Classification of Textile fibres – vegetable, animal, mineral, regenerated and synthetic fibre
iii) Microscopic, physical and chemical test methods for fibre identification
iv) Physical, Chemical properties and uses of Vegetable fibres – Cotton, Jute, linen
v) Physical, Chemical properties and uses of Animal fibres – Wool, Silk
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 vi) Physical, Chemical properties and uses of Regenerated Cellulosic fibres – ViscoseRayon,
Uses of HT Rayon
vii) Physical, Chemical properties and uses of Synthetic fibres – Polyester, Nylon 6, 6 and Acrylic
viii) Requirements of fibre forming polymers, Spinning of Polymers - Melt Spinning, Wet spinning,
Dry spinning
ix) Post Spinning Operations – Drawing, Crimping, Heat setting and Texturisation

Unit II: Spun Yarn Formation (20 Questions)

i) Ginning – Objects and Principles – Types of Ginning machines

ii) Objectives / Principles of opening, cleaning and mixing / blending machines
iii) Blowroom, card – Objects and Principles
iv) Draw frame, comber preparatory, comber, speed frame – Objects and Principles
v) Ring spinning – Object and Principle
vi) Doubling : Ring doubling, Two for One Twister (TFO) – Objects and Principles
vii) Working principles and features of rotor,air jet, air vortex and compact spinning systems
viii) Yarn conditioning, reeling, bundling and baling

Unit III: Fabric Formation (25 Questions)

i) Objectives of weaving preparatory processes

ii) Winding : Drum, precision and pirn winding - Yarn clearers, tensioners, knotters and splicers
iii) Warping –Types of warping and Creels
iv) Sizing –Ingredients, Size recipes for cotton and its blends with polyester and viscose.
v) Principles of Drawing-in and Denting.
vi) Primary, Secondary and Auxiliary motions of loom, Loom timing diagram.
vii) Tappet, Dobby and Jacquard shedding,
viii) Drop Box and Terry mechanism, Features of semi-automatic loom and automatic loom.
ix) Principles of Shuttle-less Weft insertion systems – Projectile, Rapier, air jet and waterjet
looms.
x) Fabric defects – causes and remedies

Unit IV: Textile Calculations (20 Questions)

i) Calculations of speed, draft, hank, production and efficiency in spinning machines.

ii) Production and efficiency calculations in Winding, Warping, Sizing and Weaving
iii) Yarn numbering system: Indirect count systems – English, Direct count systems – Tex and
Denier.
iv) Conversion of yarn count from one system to other.
v) Resultant count of folded yarn, Average count
vi) Reed, heald and fabric cover calculations
vii) Ex. Mill price calculation of one Kg of yarn and One meter of fabric

Unit V: Fabric Structure (15 Questions)

i) Elements of woven fabric design – Design, draft and peg plan – Colour and weave effect
ii) Construction of Weaves - Plain weave and its derivatives, Twill weave and its derivatives,
Sateen and Satin
iii) Crepe, Honey comb, Brighton honey comb, Mock-leno, Huck-a-back, Bedford cords, Welt,
pique,
iv) Backed cloth,Double Cloth, Triple Cloth
v) Extra warp and Extra weft figuring
vi) Terry Pile: 3 pick, 4 pick terry weave - Velvets and Velveteens
vii) Gauze and Leno structures
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Unit VI: Chemical Processing (20 Questions)

i) Singeing, Desizing, Scouring, Bleaching and Mercerization – Objectives, Machines and

Methods
ii) Dyes and their Classifications - Direct, Reactive, Vat, Acid, Basic and Disperse dyes.
iii) Dyeing of cotton, silk, wool, polyester and blends
iv) Dyeing machines – Winch, Jigger, HTHP, Soft-flow dyeing machine
v) Styles of printing – Direct, Resist and Discharge.
vi) Printing Methods – Roller, Rotary Screen, Flat bed
vii) Mechanical and chemical finishing – calendering, anti-shrink, resin finish, water repellent
finish, flame retardant finish, Anti-microbial and UV protective finish

Unit VII: Knitting, Garments & Modern Developments in Handlooms (20 Questions)

i) Knitting - Objects, Comparison between knitting and weaving – Comparison between

knitted and woven fabrics
ii) Knitting elements and their functions – Terms and Definitions
iii) Basic weft knitted structures and their properties – Plain, Rib,Interlock and Purl.
iv) Basic warp knitted structures and their properties – Tricot, Lockknit and sharkskin
v) Garments – Grey fabric inspection - Standard Body measurements -
Pattern making and grading
vi) Spreading, Cutting, Sewing and Merchandising
vii) Developments in Handlooms – Solid border weaving, multiple putta weaving, Electronic
Jacquard for handlooms.

Unit VIII: Testing and Quality Control (20 Questions)

i) Definition – Mean, Median, Mode, SD, SEand CV %.

ii) Calculations related to test of significance and control charts.
iii) Sampling techniques – Objectives and types of sampling
iv) Humidity control – Standard Testing atmosphere, Measurement of Relative Humidity.
v) Measurement of fibre length, strength , fineness, maturity and trash
vi) Determination of yarn count – twist per unit length – Strength: CSP, RKM and Elongation
vii) Evenness, Imperfections and Hairiness
viii) Determination of fabric strength, stiffness, handle, drape, thickness, GSM
ix) Crease resistance, abrasion resistance, pilling resistance, air / water permeability,
dimensional stability.
x) Determination of fastness to washing, rubbing, light.

Unit IX: Nonwovens, Technical Textiles and Handloom Fabrics (25 Questions)

i) Classification of Nonwovens - Mechanical, Thermal and Chemical bonded fabrics

ii) Technical Textiles – Medical textiles, sports textiles
iii) Geo textiles, Agro textiles
iv) Automotive textiles and protective textiles
v) Quality Particulars of Handloom fabrics – Sarees, dhotis, bedsheets, towels, lungies
vi) Traditional Handloom Sarees – Banaras, Kanchipuram, Arani and Sungudi

Unit X: Textile Mill Management (20 Questions)

i) Plant location, Lay out, material handling in textile mills

ii) Production, Planning & Control
iii) Inventory control and its tools : ABC Analysis, Economic Ordering Quantity
iv) Total Quality Management : 5S Concept, ISO 9000, ISO 14000 , SA 8000 Certifications
v) Human Resources Management – Selection, recruitment, training and placement
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 vi) Factories Act 1948
vii) Role of Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), Apparel Export Promotion Council (AEPC),
Handloom Export Promotion Council (HEPC), Weavers Service Centre (WSC) and Textile
Committee
viii) Export Pricing methods – Free On Board (FOB), Cost Insurance Freight (CIF)
ix) Export Procedure - Letter of Credit (LC), Shipping Bill, Bill of Lading (BIL)
x) Pollution Control: Types - Air, Water, Noise; Characteristics of Effluent and Effluent treatment
of Wet Processing industry.
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7. Horticulture
(Diploma Standard)
Code: 432
Unit I: Basic Horticulture and Plant Propagation (30 Questions)
Horticulture – Definition, scope and importance, Division and classification of horticultural crops –
Horticultural zones in India and Tamil Nadu – Cropping systems - Precision farming- Planting systems –
HDP and UHDP- Irrigation systems – Nutrient application methods in horticultural crops – Weed
management – Training and Pruning system– Special horticultural practices – Maturity indices –
Harvesting methods, pre-cooling – Packaging - Storage of horticultural crops - Protected cultivation.
Propagation - Tools and implements - Media and Containers - Types of nursery beds - Seed treatment -
Sowing – Protray nursery-seedling production - Potting, depotting and repotting of plants - Methods of
asexual propagation through cuttings, layering, grafting and budding - Plant propagation structures - Mist
chamber and shade net – Hardening and maintenance – Polyhouse-Application Growth regulators in
propagation – Nutrient management and plant protection measures – Record keeping and maintenance-
nursery act and certification.
Unit II: Soil and Fertility, Irrigation and Weed Management (20 Questions)
Soil types- Physical and chemical properties- Soil organic matter and its importance- Essential nutrients
for crop plants - Major, secondary and micro nutrients – Manures and fertilizers – Types of fertilizers –
Straight, Complex, Compound, Mixed, Fortified, chelated and water soluble fertilizers and their reactions
in soil. Soil fertility – INM practices– soil health card-Problem soils – Acid, saline and alkaline soils -
Reclamation and management-Rootstocks for problem soils.
Irrigation – Sources of water for irrigation –Critical stages of water requirement – Irrigation scheduling
and fertigation – Irrigation methods-water conservation methods. Study of weeds -methods of weed
control–Herbicides for weed management in horticultural crops– Integrated weed management practices.
Unit III: Production Technology of Fruits and Vegetables (30 Questions)
Area, production and importance of fruit crops in Tamil Nadu – Major fruit producing districts in Tamil Nadu-
Layout of orchard - Physical features in orchard - Study of cultural practices of Tropical fruits – Mango,
Banana, Grapes, Papaya, Sapota, Guava, Acidlime, Jackfruit, Dragon fruit. Sub-tropical and temperate
fruits – Pineapple, Avocado, Mandarin orange, Apple, Pear, Plum, Strawberry with reference to soil,
climate, varieties / hybrids methods of propagation (rootstocks), nutrient, irrigation and weed management
practices – Training and pruning –Growth regulators – Maturity standards for harvesting – Post-harvest
handling of fruit crops – Yield – Grading – packing – Storage and value added products – HDP/UHDP-
Top working, double working and rejuvenation of old orchard- Organic fruit production and certification-
Good Agricultural Practices (GAP).
Dry land horticulture – Arid and semi arid zones in Tamil Nadu and India. Crops suitable for dry land
production – Important varieties, climate and soil requirements, commercial propagation methods -
Spacing and planting systems - Cropping systems and intercropping – Mulching – Management of
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nutrients, water, weeds and problem soils –Training and pruning - Use of plant growth regulators –
Post-harvest handling of Aonla, custard apple, pomegranate, ber, jamun, manila tamarind and wood apple
- Soil and moisture conservation methods – Anti-transpirants.
Area, Production and importance of vegetable cultivation in Tamil Nadu –Kitchen garden-roof garden-
vertical garden– Truck garden and market garden –soil and climate requirement – varieties / hybrids –
Seed rate – Sowing -nursery practices – Protray nursery – Transplanting – Manuring – Irrigation –
Fertigation - Nutrient deficiency and their corrective measures - Use of growth regulators - Special
horticultural practices (training, staking, pruning) – Physiological disorders and corrective measures –
Maturity indices - Harvesting – Grading, sorting – Packing and storage and yield for important vegetable
crop; Tomato, Brinjal, Chillies, Bhendi, Onion, Bittergourd, Ridgegourd, Snake gourd, Pumpkin, Water
melon, Musk melon, Ash gourd,Tapioca, Yams, Colocasia, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Radish, Carrot, Beet
root, Amaranthus, Moringa, Potato, Cluster beans, Lab lab, Peas and Beans.
Unit IV: Production Technology of Flower Crops and Landscaping (30 Questions)
Importance of commercial flower crops – Area and production - Study of cultural practices of commercial
loose flowers – Rose, Jasmine, Tuberose, Chrysanthemum, Marigold, Crossandra, Celosia, Nerium and
Gomphrena. Floral concrete and pigment extraction from loose flowers -Protected structures for cut flower
production – Study of cut flower production techniques of Rose, Carnation, Gerbera, Chrysanthemum,
Orchids, Anthurium, Lilium, Alstroemeria, Lisianthus, Heliconia, fillers (Asparagous, limonium,
gypsophylla) and foliage (dracaena and xinadu). Post-harvest management of cut flowers – Floral
decorations, bouquets and dry flowers – Grading, packing and marketing of flowers-Flower Auction centres
in Tamil Nadu.
Importance of ornamental gardening, landscaping and nursery business– Principles and styles and types
of garden - Features of garden - Garden components and adornments – operations in planting and
maintenance of trees, annuals, shrubs, climbers, creepers, herbaceous perennials, ferns, cacti and
succulents, palm and cycads – Sunken garden, roof garden, rockeries, vertical garden and plant choices-
Bonsai making- Lawn and lawn making – sports turf- Flower arrangements and dry flower making.
Unit V: Production Technology of Spices, Plantation Crops, Medicinal and Aromatic Crops
(30 Questions)
Area, production and Importance of spice crops in Tamil Nadu – Study of production techniques of
important spice crops Pepper, Cardamom, Turmeric, Ginger, Clove, Nutmeg, Cinnamon, Tamarind, Curry
leaf and Coriander. Harvesting and processing – grading and packing – Organic farming and GAP in spice
production.
Area, production and Importance of plantation crops in Tamil Nadu - Study of cultural operations for Tea,
Coffee, Rubber, Cocoa, Cashew, Coconut, Arecanut, Oil palm and Palmyrah – Harvesting and Processing
– Grading and packing - Organic farming and GAP in plantation crops.
Area, production and Importance of medicinal and aromatic plants in Tamil Nadu - Contract farming -
production technologies – Medicinal crops : Glory lily, Medicinal Coleus, Senna, Periwinkle, Gymnema,
Ashwagandha, Phyllanthus, Kalmegh and Aloe vera. Aromatic plants: Japanese mint, Rosemary, Lemon
grass, Citronella, Palmarosa, Vettiver, Geranium, Patchouli and basil.
Unit VI: Insect Pest and Diseases of Horticultural Crops and Their Management (20 Questions)
Pest - Categories – Pest management - Principles and components. Natural enemies. IPM – different
types of traps - Management strategies for important insect pests groups – Chewing insects - Stem borers
– Fruit borer – Sap feeders of important fruit, vegetable, spices, medicinal and plantation crops - Special
pest management strategies in storage pests and poly house. Management techniques for plant parasitic
nematodes –Etiology, symptoms and integrated management of important diseases.

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Important pest and diseases of Fruits: Mango, Banana, Citrus, Grapes, Guava, Sapota, Pomegranate,
Papaya, Jack, Pineapple, Ber, Apple, Pear, Plum Vegetables: Brinjal, Tomato, Bhendi, chilies, Cucurbits,
Moringa, Crucifers, Beans, Peas, Potato and Cassava. Spices and condiments: Onion, Garlic, Chillies,
Cardamom, Pepper, Turmeric, Ginger, Coriander, Clove and Nutmeg. Plantation crops: Tea, Coffee,
Cocoa, Rubber, Ccoconut, Arecanut and Cashew. Flowers: Jasmine, Rose, Crossandra, Chrysanthemum,
Tube rose, Medicinal plants: Gloriosa, Senna, Coleus, Aloe vera, Solanum nigrum and Aswagandha.
Unit VII: Post Harvest Handling and Value Addition of Horticultural Crops (20 Questions)
Scope and importance of post harvest technology in horticultural crops - Washing, grading, sorting - pre
cooling and pre treatments - Blanching and peeling methods – Post- harvest handling methods:
Dehydration, Canning of fruits and vegetables – Thermal processing - Low temperature processing - Cold
storage - Controlled and atmospheric storage - Refrigeration truck, ripening chamber, packaging for
horticultural crops - Value addition in horticultural crops. Fruits : Jam, Jelly, Squash, RTS and Candy.
Vegetables : Pickle, chutney, sauce and ketchup. Spices – Oleoresins, masala powders and mix - Food
safety standards, National : Agmark, BIS, FSSAI and HACCP, International – Codex and ISO.
Unit VIII: Livestock Management and Poultry Production (5 Questions)
Significance of Livestock and Poultry - Various systems of livestock production – Important cattle Breeds
- Artificial Insemination - Housing management - Feeds and fodder – Major cattle diseases and
management. Sheep and Goat farming - Important breeds - Economic traits - Systems of rearing - Housing
management - Nutrition - Common diseases, Ecto and endo parasites - Prevention and Control.
Poultry farming - Commercial strains of layer and broiler - backyard poultry - country birds - Housing
management - Brooding management - Deep litter - Cage system -Nutrition of Chick - Grower and Layer
and Broiler – Diseases - Causative organisms – Symptoms – Vaccination - Disease control and
Prevention.
Unit IX: Commercial Agriculture (7 Questions)
Seed Production - varieties –Hybrids- emasculation and Pollination –isolation distance-rogueing-planting
ratio-seed production techniques of Tomato, Brinjal, chilli, bhendi, onion, gourds, cluster bean, moringa,
Amaranthus– Extraction techniques – Seed processing – Seed treatment – Seed packaging – Seed
storage –Seed act-Seed inspection and Certification.
Bio-Control Agents - Importance – Examples of bio-control agents – Role in pest and disease management
– Categories of bio-control agents- Spawn and Mushroom Production - Oyster and button - Organic
Composting – Enriched FYM-Vermi compost-preparation of vermi beds-coir compost-quality standards.
Unit X: Farm Management, Marketing and Extension Education (8 Questions)
Farm Management – types and systems of farming-collective farming - farm planning and budgeting- risk
and uncertainty- Horticultural Marketing-demand and supply- Marketing costs and marketing margins -
Warehousing – Processing - Cold storage - Marketing agencies and institutions - Cooperative marketing
societies - Role of regulated markets – NAFED – TANFED – NHB - Commodity boards - Marketing of
agricultural inputs - Market information and intelligence - AGMARKNET, DEMIC, DMI, Uzhavar Sandhai -
Farmers Producers Organisation.
Agricultural Extension – methods of Communication mass contact methods. Participatory Rural Appraisal
techniques. Audio - Visual aids –Farm Journalism –writing for media. Information and Communication
Technology (ICT) – Computer networks, internet, video conferencing, agriportals, Kisan Call Centre,
mobile apps. Geo tagging, Photography – Basic concepts, advancements.
New governmental schemes, flagship programmes, policy notes, Duties and responsibilities of AHO’s,
Calamity mitigation and enumeration- crop compensation - Crop Cutting Experiment and Crop Insurance
- Revenue records of Farmers, Drones in Horticulture crop production-AI based weather forecasting and
farm advisory-GIS mapping- Major Research Institutes in Horticulture.
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 8. Mechanical Engineering
(Diploma Standard)
Code: 441
Unit I: Industrial Engineering and Management (25 Questions)

Selection of site – Plant layout – Plant maintenance – Plant safety – Work study – Method study – Work
measurements – Functions of Production planning and control – Principles of Management – Personnel
management – Fixing selling price of a product – Break even analysis – Make or buy decision –
Depreciation methods – EOQ – Supply chain management – TQM tools – Control charts– ISO 9000
Series quality standards – QS 14000.

Unit II: Production Technology (25 Questions)

Foundry - patterns - special casting techniques - welding - hot and cold working – drawing, rolling and
forging - powder metallurgy – Processing of plastics - lathe work - planner - shaper - slotter - drilling
machine - milling machines - grinding machines - broaching - boring and jig boring - Gears
manufacturing practice - Heat treatment and metal finishing - press work – Non conventional production
processes – Semi automats – Automats.

Unit III: Electrical and Electronics Engineering (15 Questions)

Units, Ohm’s law, Kirchoff’s law, Faraday’s law - D.C. Circuits, batteries - electro magnetism - single
phase and three phase A.C. circuits - Induction motors – Servo motors Stepper motors – Diodes –
resistors – capacitors – transistors – logic gates - PLC – Sensors.

Unit IV: Strength of Materials (25 Questions)

Properties of engineering materials– Mechanical testing – Simple stresses and strain – Elastic constants
– Properties of sections (centroid, moment of inertia) – Thin cylinders – Theory of simple bending – Torsion
and springs – Shear force and bending moment – Friction.

Unit V: Thermodynamics (15 Questions)

Systems – Basics – Thermodynamic laws – Properties – Processes – SFEE – Air compressors – Types
– Intercooling – Turbines – Boilers – Steam properties – working principle of steam power plant - Main
elements of a nuclear power plant – Modes of heat transfer – Psychrometric properties, Processes.

Unit VI: Heat Power Engineering (15 Questions)

Working principle and comparison of otto and diesel cycles - construction and working of two stroke and
four stroke engines - Heat balance test on I.C. engine – Fuel supply systems of petrol and diesel
engines – Ignition systems – Cooling systems – Lubrication systems – Refrigeration – Types – Factors
affecting human comfort – Air conditioners – Types.

Unit VII: Fluid Mechanics and Machinery (15 Questions)

Fluid properties – Pressure measurements – Fluid flow – Flow through pipes – Reciprocating pumps –
Centrifugal pumps – Hydraulic turbines – Components of hydraulic systems and pneumatic systems.

Unit VIII: Computer Integrated Manufacturing (25 Questions)

Computers – Construction – Types – MS Office – CAD – geometric modeling – wireframe, surface and
solid modeling – graphic standards – CAM – group technology – part families – parts classification and coding
– CAPP – types. CNC – components of CNC – ATC – CNC EDM. Part program – format – coordinate system
– types of motion control – types of interpolation – G and M codes – sub program – canned cycles – FMS –
AGV – Robotics – Rapid prototyping.
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Unit IX: Design of Machine Elements (15 Questions)

Engineering materials – Types - Design of Joints and Fasteners – Design of shafts, keys and couplings
– Design of bearings – Belt drives and gear drives.

Unit X: Metrology and Measurements (25 Questions)

Scope of metrology – Accuracy – Precision – Limits – Fits – Tolerance – Linear and angular measurements –
Measuring instruments – Form measurements – Surface textures and lays – Comparators – Gauges –
Measurement of mechanical parameters – Computer aided inspection – Measurement of force, power and flow.

9. Mining Engineering
(Diploma Standard)
Code: 346
Unit I: Mine Development (25 Questions)
History of mining – contribution of mining in the human civilization and national economy, Indian mineral
resources and world status – role of mining engineers in industry - mode of entries – applicability and
limitations comparison of opencast vs underground mining and drilling methods –selection of drilling
methods – flushing methods – exploration and production drilling – drilling in underground workings –
variable affecting the performance of drilling – single tube, double tube and wire-line tube core barrels.
Shaft sinking, election of shaft sinking including special methods and drifting by difficult methods including
road headers and tunnel boring machines. Types of explosives and initiating systems-properties.
Unit II: Mine Ventilations & Environmental (5 Questions)
Mine gases – detection – physiological effects and permissible levels, flame safety lamp, natural and
mechanical ventilation - types of fans, their characteristics and fields of application, distribution of air
current, ventilation devices, types of ventilation, computer based analysis of mine air distribution, auxiliary
ventilation, installation of booster fans, ventilation surveys, continuous monitoring, mine fires - sampling &
Interpretation of sample – spontaneous heating and firefighting, Mine explosions – types, causes and
preventive measures, Methane drainage methods. Inundation in mines – dewatering of water logged
areas, Burn side safety boring apparatus and water dams. Lighting in mines – methods, standards of
lighting. Concept of ecosystem, biodiversity, green-house gasses – ozone depletion – air pollution and
water pollution.
Unit III: Mining Geology (5 Questions)
Details of Earth, earth quakes, volcanoes; mineralogy, megascopic properties of minerals; geo-tectonics;
structural Geology: Geological features like faults, folds, etc., Stratigraphy and geological time scale –
Physiographic divisions of India; Economic Geology: Different Prospecting Techniques: Reconnaissance;
principles and methods of prospecting – by pit, shaft, trench and boreholes; Coal and petroleum geology:
origin of coal, coalfields of India, migration and accumulation of petroleum, distribution of oil fields in India.
Unit IV: Underground Mining Methods - Coal & Metal (15 Questions)
Classification of coal seams, Bord and Pillar method - development, panel system, bord & pillar depillaring,
mechanized method of development & pillar extraction, stowing methods, longwall advancing and
retreating methods, mechanized longwall, salvaging and relocation, thick seam mining by slicing, blasting
gallery method – sub level caving - horizon mining, hydraulic mining, underground gasification of coal,
concepts of metal mining: development and stoping – conventional and mechanized drivage,
classifications of stoping methods - supported and un supported – different stoping methods.

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Unit V: Mining Machinery (20 Questions)
Wire ropes – classification, selection, methods of deteriorate and their prevention, classification of mine
transport systems – different types of rope haulages, haulage calculations, different types of conveyors
including high-angle conveyors, locomotives & areal rope ways, mine pumps, selection of pumps,
numerical problems on head, quantity, h.p of mine pumps, coal face machinery: like drills, power loaders,
longwall face gate-roadway machinery – shearer, AFC, etc., flameproof, intrinsically safe apparatus and
signalling winding, head gear, shaft fittings – guides, head gear pulleys, keps, detaching hooks, guides
ropes, cage and skip winding, drum and friction winding, breaking in winding, mine cables.
Unit VI: Surface Mining (45 Questions)
Overburden removal and disposal, design of waste dumps, bench parameters, haul roads, selection of
equipment, different types of opencast equipment like excavators, transport (rail, road, conveyors) and
ancillary equipment – stackers, reclaimers, opencast mine layouts, different types of explosives used,
drilling blasting in opencast mines, fly rocks, air over pressure, controlled blasting, drilling and blasting in
granite quarries, reclamation & mine closure plan, failure of slopes and various controlling and stabilization
methods, safety in opencast mines, exploitation of coal over developed coal pillars, in-pit crushing and
conveying, high wall mining, introduction to hydraulicking, dredging, leaching, etc.
Unit VII: Mine Management, Legislation and General Safety (40 Questions)
Mine organizational structure, ownerships of industries, organization, risks and rewards, recruitment and
training, network analysis, CPM-PERT, Mines Act 1952, Mines Rules 1955, Coal Mines and Metalliferous
Mines Regulations, DGMS technical Circulars, Indian electricity rules applicable to mines, VTC and rescue
rules.
Unit VIII: Rock Mechanics and Strata Control (10 Questions)
Definitions, stress analysis, stress distribution around underground openings, relation between vertical and
lateral stresses -induced stresses due to mining - principal plane, principal stresses, stress-diagrams,
normal and shear and stress analysis in 2D, stress distribution around a mine workings, narrow and wider
openings - Mohr's circle- simple numerical problems on stress analysis - Mohr’s circle, physical &
mechanical, properties of rocks and methods of determination, RMR, simple numerical problems for
estimation of RQD, classification of roof rock based on RMR - tunnel quality index, rock behavior and
stress measuring devices, theories of failure of rocks, mining subsidence, factors effecting subsidence,
protective measures on surface and underground, supports, FER supports and supports during extraction,
different types of powered supports.
Unit IX: Mine Surveying & Mineral Processing (5 Questions)
Linear measurements, compass surveying, true meridian, magnetic meridian open & closed traverse,
traversing with compass and chain, permissible errors, leveling — contouring and subsidence surveying,
theodolite — temporary and permanent adjustments, permissible error for surface and underground and
their distributions, correlation survey: tachometry, dip, strike, fault problems, EDM, GPS —DGPS, total
station, introduction to remote sensing. Comminution, crushers — types of crushers, working principles
and operation, comparison of crushing and grinding, grinding mills, industrial sizing, screening and
classifiers, industrial screens, concentration, objectives and classification methods - sink and float
technique, tabling, jigging, froth flotation.
Unit X: Mine Planning and Design and Computer Applications in Mining (30 Questions)
Estimation of ore reserve based on bore hole data, design of mine openings, design of length of long wall
face, design of opencast mines, optimum blast design, design of mine ventilation systems, pillar design
problems, design of a pumping system for an u/g mine, design of support system in u/g mining, preparation
of EMP of mines. Computer Engineering drawing principles, - Draw, Modify, Edit, View, Hatch, geometric
constructions using CAD, drawing of simple geometrical shapes like circles, tangents, AutoCAD, Basic

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concepts of mine planning of stratified deposits using software like MINEX, MPD, etc. and other MPD
software.

10. Physical Education

(Diploma Standard)
Code: 354
Unit I: Principles and History of Physical Education (20 Questions)

Meaning of Physical Education, Physical Culture, Physical Training. Aim and Objectives of Physical
Education. Physical Education in Ancient Greece – Sparta and Athens – Ancient and Modern Olympic
Games – Asian Games. Physical Education in India – SAI, SDAT, School Level Competitions in Tamil
Nadu. School games federation of India.

Unit II: Biological Foundations and Training Methods (20 Questions)

Biological foundation: Growth and Development – Heredity and Environment, Muscle tone, Athletic heart
– Reciprocal innervations – Vital capacity – Chronological age –Physiological age – mental age. Types of
Muscular Contractions. Periodisation in Training. Training Load and Components of Training Load
Training methods: Types of Training - Weight training - Circuit training - Fartlek Training -Interval Training.

Unit III: Tests, Measurement and Evaluation (20 Questions)

Meaning of the terms: Test, Measurement, and Evaluation. Criteria for Evaluation: Validity, Reliability,
Objectivity. JCR Motor Fitness test, Muscular Fitness : Kraus Weber Minimum Muscular Fitness Test,
Newton Motor Ability Test, Cardio vascular test: Harvard step test, 12 minutes run/walk test. Badminton:
Miller Wall Volley Test. Basketball: Johnson Basketball Test. Hockey: Friedel Field Hockey Test. Volleyball:
Russel Lange Volleyball Test, Brady Volleyball Test. Football: MC-Donald Soccer Test.

Unit IV: Anatomy and Physiology (20 Questions)

Cell structure and properties, Tissues, Organs, Axial and appendicular Skelton. Classification of joints.
Types of muscles. Blood, Composition of Blood, Blood groups, Functions of Blood. Structure and
Functions of Heart, Structure and Functions of Lungs, Structure and function of Tongue, Teeth, and Ear.
Central Nervous system- Brain - Spinal cord -Reflex action, Autonomous Nervous system Effects of
exercise on the various systems of the body: Skeletal System, Muscular System, Circulatory System,
Respiratory System.

Unit V: Health Education, Sports Injuries and Physiotherapy (20 Questions)

Meaning of Health Education – Health Services and Supervision – Nutrition and Diet, Components of
Food. Infection immunity – Causes of Disease – Malaria, Small Pox, Dysentery, Mumps, Typhoid. Sports
injuries – Meaning – Importance – Treatment for Shock, Poisoning, Drowning, Bleeding, Fractures, Sprain,
Strain, Dislocation, Fainting, Abrasion, Dog bite, First Aid Box, Cuts – Kinds of Bandage, Sun stroke-
General rule for burns – Snake Bite. Physiotherapy – Definition – importance of Physiotherapy, Principles
of Physiotherapy – Electro therapy – Hydro therapy –Thermo therapy, Massage – Posture – Postural
Deformities.

Unit VI: Sports Psychology and Fitness (20 Questions)

Meaning of Sports Psychology and its importance. Motor Learning and motor performance. Basic
consideration in Motor fitness: Body build, Mental aspects, Sense Perception: Vision, Kinesthesis,
Tactile. Emotional effects: Tension, Anxiety, Stress. Theories of learning: Conditioned Response – Trial
and Error – insightful. Theories of Play. Physical fitness, Reaction time, Movement time, Types and
Components of Physical fitness.
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Unit VII: Yoga (20 Questions)

Meaning and Definition of Yoga. Eight limbs of yoga: Yama – Niyama – Asana – Pranayama- Pratyahara
– Dharana – Dhyana – Samadhi. International Yoga Day. Suryanamaskar. Breathing exercises and
Asanas towards Promotion of Physical, Mental and Emotional Health.

Unit VIII: Methods and Management in Physical Education (20 Questions)

Meaning and importance of methods in Physical Education- factors influencing methods. Presentation
Techniques - Class Management - Teaching aids - various methods of Teaching - Types of Tournaments,
Preparation of Fixtures for Knock out, League and Combination Tournaments. Intramurals and
Extramural. Different levels of Organization schools, Colleges and Universities - Guiding principles of
organization - Records and Registers - Construction and maintenance of Swimming pool and Gymnasium.

Unit IX: Rules of Games and Sports (20 Questions)

Ground marking maintenance, Equipments, Duties of Officials and Rule of sports and games: Basketball,
Ball Badminton, Badminton, Cricket, Football, Handball, Hockey, Kabaddi, Kho-Kho, Tennis, Table
Tennis, Volleyball.

Unit X: Track and Field (20 Questions)

Layout of standard track (400 meters), Method of calculating Staggers and Arch start. Relay zone
marking for 4*100 and 4*400. Layout of Circle/Runway and sector for : Javelin, Shot-put, Discus,
Hammer throw , Long Jump, Triple Jump and High Jump. Measurements of Standard Athletic Equipments.

11. Rubber Technology and Polymer Technology

(Diploma Standard)
Code: 576

Unit I: Fundamentals of Field latex (20 Questions)

Origin of Rubber – Seed collection – Rubber nursery – Types of clones – Plantation – Maintenance of
plantation – Intercropping – Tapping – Preservation – Transportation.

Unit II: Conversion of Field latex and Cuplump (20 Questions)

Composition of latex - Bulking – Concentration and its methods – Coagulation - Conversion into
Centrifuged latex, Skim latex, Sheets (Pale Latex Crepe, Ribbed Smoked Sheet and Estate Brown Crepe)
– Grading - Packing.

Unit III: Polymer Chemistry (20 Questions)

Monomer – Polymer – Classification of polymers - Newtonian and non-Newtonian Fluids - Molecular weight
and distribution - Molecular weight determination - Degree of Polymerisation - Polymerisation techniques
- Glass transition temperature - Factor affecting glass transition temperature – Amorphous Vs Crystalline
polymers – Factors affecting crystallinity.

Unit IV: Rubber Material (20 Questions)

Classification of Rubbers – Specific properties and applications of General purpose rubbers: Natural
rubber, Isoprene rubber, Styrene Butadiene rubber, Butadiene rubber - Speciality rubbers: Nitrile rubber,
Chloroprene rubber, Ethylene Propylene Diene rubber - High performance rubbers: Fluoro rubber (FKM),
Silicone rubber, Polyurethane rubber.

Unit V: Plastic Material (20 Questions)

Classification of plastics - Thermoplastic Vs Thermoset – Specific properties and applications of
Commodity plastics: Polyolefins, Polystyrene - Engineering plastics: Polycarbonate,
Polymethylmethacrylate, Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene, Polyamide, Polyacetal - High performance
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plastics: Poly Ether Ether Ketone (PEEK), Polyphenylene Sulphide, Polyphenylene Oxide - Thermoset
plastics: Epoxy, Phenol Formaldehyde, Melamine Formaldehyde, Urea Formaldehyde, Unsaturated
Polyester

Unit VI: Compounding Additives (20 Questions)

Peptizer – Activator – Fillers and its types – Processing aids – Antidegradants - Curing agents –
Accelerators - Heat Stabilizers - Blowing agent – Retarder

Unit VII: Polymer Compounding (20 Questions)

Latex compounding - Preparation of dispersion, Emulsion and Solution – Polymer compounding -
Two roll mill, Internal mixer – Banbury, Kneader, Sigma mixer – Ribbon blender.

Unit VIII: Processing and Product Manufacture (20 Questions)

Types of Moulding – Compression moulding – Injection moulding – Transfer moulding – Blow moulding –
Rotational moulding – Calendaring – Extrusion.
Manufacture of Gloves, Contraceptives, Foam, Thread, Tyre and tubes, Hoses, Belts, Footware, Oil
seal, Rubber rollers and Adhesive.

Unit IX: Testing and Quality Control (25 Questions)

Testing of latex – Total Alkalinity, Dry Rubber Content, Total Solid Content, Volatile Fatty Acid number,
Mechanical Stability Time, KOH number, Viscosity – Testing of Polymers - Oscillating Disc Rheometer,
Hardness, Tensile strength, Flexural strength, Tear strength, Compression Set, Abrasion resistance,
Fatigue resistance, Environmental Stress Cracking resistance, Impact strength, Melt Flow Index,
Flammability and Weathering test.

Unit X : Industrial Management and Safety (15 Questions)

Factory Act - Plantation Labour Act - Workman Compensation Act - Personal Protective Equipments - Fire
Safety - Inventory Management – Pollution Management - Effluent treatment plant.

12. Trade - Advanced Computer Numerical Control Machining Technician

(ITI Standard)
Code: 534
Unit 1: General Safety Precaution and First Aid (10 Questions)
Importance of safety – Basic need of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) – First Aid – Safe Disposal of
used engine oil – Hazard identification – Safety signs for Danger Warning – Personal Safety – Fire
Extinguishers.
Unit II: Perform Turning, Milling Operations (10 Questions)
Lathe – Types - Parts of the Lathe – Work holding devices – Types of Holder – Cutting tools used for
different operations – Performing Face turning – Taper turning – Grooving – Threading Knurling – Drilling
– Boring – Jig and fixtures – Coolant - Milling – Work piece setup on Milling Machine – Loading and
unloading of cutting tools – Basic operations Step milling, Slot milling, Angle milling etc.,
Unit III: Product specification and interpret industrial engineering drawing and quality of surface
(40 Questions)
Product design and Development – Prepare check List of customer needs - Customer needs & select
optimum requirement - Develop product specification report - Symbols used in industrial drawing - Create
a checklist of dimensions & customer specific requirements - Geometric dimension - Tolerances - Symbol
- Fundamentals of limits fits & tolerances & Symbols – Interchangeability Importance of multi stage
drawing - Surface finish and it’s importance - Post process manufacturing operation – International
standard & symbols used to represent surface finish and calculation – Process flow diagram - Measuring
instruments – Vernier Caliper – Micrometer – Gauges and Properties.
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Unit IV: Introduction CNC Machines (40 Questions)
G Code and M Code and various cycle end code - Importance of Emergency stop function key Tool offset
with the help of jog mode - Program in MDI mode, single block option - Edit – Auto - MPG mode – Create,
execute and verify GOO,GO1 program - Linear interpolation & Rapid traverse - Orientation of machine
movement - Identify the direction of machine movement by using Jog mode - Concept of tool travel with
Linear interpolation - Orientation of machine movement – Absolute & Incremental – Circular interpolation
Clock wise and Counter clock wise Create, simulate and execute - Concept of grooving, parting off and
threading - Straight , taper and multi start - Internal profile using turning facing and pattern repeat cycles
- Internal groove using canned cycles -Tool nose radius compensation – Calculation of threading
parameters.
Unit V: CNC Turning (15 Questions)
Introduction to CNC Lathe machine – Concept of Numerical Control - Fanuc, Siemens, Mitsubishi, HAAS
– CNC turning centre features & its components – Work Piece holding devices used in turning center–
Create and run the program using sub routine codes - Concept of sub programming of block in CNC turning
programming - Concept of axis & Coordinate system used in CNC turning Centre –Turret – Tail stock.
Unit VI: VMC Machines (15 Questions)
Introduction to VMC milling machine – Work Piece holding devices – Introduction Turn mill centre Dual
spindle / Sub spindle – Create and run the program using sub routine codes - Tool holding devices used
in VMC - Concept of sub programming - Concept of axis & Coordinate system used in CNC VMC Centre
– Tool wear offset –Tool Magazine – Automatic Tool Changer– Concept of interpolation and Canned
Cycles.
Unit VII: Routine Maintenance and Trouble Shooting of CNC LATHE & VMC (10 Questions)
Routine and Preventive maintenance & basic troubleshooting of CNC lathe and routine maintenance &
basic troubleshooting of CNC VMC - Perform maintenance OEM recommendations.
Unit VIII: VMC G Code and M Code Programming (30 Questions)
Introduction to Vertical Machining Centre – Concept of axis & Coordinate System – Concept of speed,
feed & Machining depth of cut - Identifying & replacing of cutting tools – Concept of tool wear & offset –
Concept of over travel limits in VMC Machines – Importance Emergency stop function key – Concept of
VMC mode like Jog, MDI, Edit, Auto, Single Block, MPG – VMC Machine movement on various G codes
& M Codes – Create, execute and verify GOO,GO1 program - Linear interpolation & Rapid Traverse to
verify Absolute Programming & Incremental Programming – Circular interpolation Clock wise - Circular
interpolation Counter Clock Wise – Work offset – Tool offset – Dry run the program for verifying actual tool
path – Cycle time calculation – Polygonal Milling with Polar Co-ordinates – Scaling, Mirroring & Rotation
on VMC Concept of Importing and Exporting of VMC program.
Unit IX: Computer Aided Machining (20 Questions)
Computer aided machining – Geometry Creation – Surface – 3D Solid Modelling – Computer Aided
manufacturing software - Generate and export NC program for machining - Generation of complex
machining part program with the help of CAM software - Concept of Tool Path Verifications on CNC
machines – Create Simulate & Execute a complex machining part program Create Tool path using CAM
software & Verify with the help of graphical icon on CNC machines.
Unit X: 4th Axis on VMC (10 Questions)
Auxillary axis - Concept of Rotary axis - indexer & its importance - Concept 4 Axis Machining (step wise
and continuous) - Referencing of 4th axis - Align 4th axis on machine.

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 13. Trade - Architectural Draughtsman
(ITI Standard)
Code: 531
Unit I: Familiarization with engineering drawing (15 Questions)
Familiarization with engineering drawing, tools and equipment, Architectural signs and symbols and their
uses in the drawings, Sketching techniques-Elements of drafting, Read, Ability, clarity, accuracy and
neatness, Pencil grades, Method of pencil uses, Uses of different brush, Strokes Various types of lines
used for sketching, Solids – Definition of solids, Types of projections - Types of projections Projection
planes First angle projection, Third angle projection, Isometric view-Isometric view of geometrical solids.
Unit II: Construction (25 Questions)
Brick masonry-Technical terms, Principle of brick masonry, Different types of bonds and their uses in
construction, Types of Bricks, Stone masonry - Technical terms, Principles of stone masonry, types of
Stone masonry, Composite masonry, Foundation-Purpose, Causes of failure of Foundation, Types,
Carpentry Joints - Technical terms, Classification of Carpentry Joints, Uses Doors - Standard Sizes of
doors, Types of doors, special doors. Windows - Standard Sizes of windows, Types of window, special
windows, Lintels - Purpose of lintel ,Types and uses of lintels, Chajjas, Arches - Technical terms, Materials
used for construction of arches, Types, Stairs - Technical terms, Requirements of good stairs, Types of
Stairs & Material used for Stairs, Floors and flooring – Components of floor , floor covering, construction
of ground floor, Floor coverings, Ground and basement floor,– Definition, Sources of dampness,
Prevention methods of dampness , Materials used in DPC, DPC Treatment in Building, Anti-termite
treatment -Types of Anti termite treatment, Roof Covering Damp proof Course (DPC) – Technical terms
Classification of Roofs, Roof Covering Materials, Expansion joints in construction, materials used for
expansion joint.
Unit III: Auto CAD & Model Space view Port in Auto CAD (20 Questions)
Definition, Auto CAD, CAD Hardware, Software, Key Board function, Graphical User Interface, Method of
Installation, Basic Commands-I, & II, Other CAD commands, Basics CAD, Shortcut Keys.
Model space view Port-Benefits and types of Auto CAD view Ports, Create Model space view port in Auto
CAD, Create Layout view Port in Auto CAD, Rotate view port in Auto CAD, Lock the layout view port in
Auto CAD.
Unit IV: History of Architecture (15 Questions)
Indian architecture - Stupas and Typical Buddhist column, Northern Indian style elements and
characteristic features, Egyptian architecture -Characteristic features of Egyptian architecture Tombs
mastaba pyramid – the great pyramid at cheops at giza, the great sphinx of chephren. Greek architecture-
Greek columns like doric order, ionic order, corianthan order Characteristic features of the temple of
Parthenon at Athens, Olympia stadium at athens. Roman architecture - Characteristic features of the
temples of Saturn at rome, the pantheon at Athens, basilica of Trajanat rome.
Unit V: Reading and Interpretation of Structural Drawing & Sketchup Software (20 Questions)
Reading and Interpretation of structural drawing, One way slab, two way slab. Single reinforced beam,
Double reinforced beam, Column foundation, Staircase Waist slab.
Sketchup software - Benefits of 3D modelling Architecture include, 3D modelling in Sketchup, Sketchup
Hardware and Software, Installation instruction for window, Getting started, Navigation 3D, Tool box
description, creating basic shapes, Creating and placing basic text, Grouping and components, 3D
Modelling in Auto CAD, Solid Modelling, Surface Modelling, Mesh Modelling.

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Unit VI: Working Drawing (10 Questions)
Definition, Working Drawing, Types of working drawing, Components of working drawing, Importance and
benefits of Working Drawing in construction, Working Drawing standard and conventions, Architectural
Drawing, Structural Drawing, Electrical Drawing, Plumbing Drawing, Landscape Drawing.
Unit VII: Case study, Anthropometry & Ergonomics (15 Questions)
Case Study - Style of Architecture, Construction Technologies and Materials.
Anthropometry & Ergonomics - Principles and practice of Anthropometrics, Anthropometrics and
Ergonomics in building design, Measurements of human abilities and limitations.
Unit VIII: Climate Responsive Deigns (15 Questions)
Study of climates in India, Sun path diagram and orientation of building with respect to the climate,
Positioning of windows and open spaces as per climatic need, Fundamental of climate responsive planning
Passive solar design.
Unit IX: Revit Software (25 Questions)
Revit Architecture - Key features of Revit software, Work flow in Revit, Building information modelling
(BIM), Some key terms in BIM, Bidirectional Associatively, System requirements for Revit 2023, To Launch
Revit Architecture and select template, User interface, Building elements, Build - Build, Project Unit,
Length format dialog box, Assign different parameters to the Basic walls, Assign material to an elements,
Graphics, Surface Pattern, Assign Background, Surface pattern, Set appearance of material, Draw Tool
bar create walls, Make changes in temporary dimension, Doors and Windows - Apply doors in a wall,
Parameters, Modify - Modify models by using modify tools, Roof by footprint, Create floor components
column in plan, Room & Area - Compute area & volume of rooms and other parts of building, Apply tags
by tag room, Compute, Gross building Area and Rentable area, Assign colour scheme to the different parts
of building, Create stairs by run, Stair by sketch ramp, Railing, Dimension to the model, Edit Dimension,
Write text, Apply tags and symbols in a floor plan, Apply different style of hatch pattern to the selected
design, Site planning and Tops Surface, Develop Site in Revit Architecture, Elevation, Section & 3 D
section create elevations and section view in revit.
Unit X: Green Architecture (40 Questions)
Green Building - Definition, Green building and its importance, Benefits concept, Fundamental principles,
Material used in construction and Resources, Sustainable Architecture, Passive Solar home plan,
Ecological Resources, Study of IGBC rated building in India, Concept and spatial design, Case study,
Concept, materials and Resources, Building Automation, Innovation, Green building rating system, Energy
conservation in Green Architecture, Sustainable site selection for green building, Process of green
building, Rating system, Eco-house at Findhorn, Eco village with Turf roof, Rating process, GRIHA
evaluation process, LEED - Strategies and certifications of LEED types, LEED score system, Sustainable
sites, Development density, Glossary water sense labled products, Equipment and System, Construction
IAQ management plan.

14. Trade - Basic Designer and Virtual Verifier

(ITI Standard)
Code: 532
Unit I: General Safety Precaution (10 Questions)
General Precaution and First aid- 5S Concept (Kaizen) – Occupational – Health and Safety – Knowledge
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Unit II: Apply Engineering drawing in Computer Aided Design (CAD) / Computer Aided Engineering
(CAE) Software (20 Questions)
CAE –Design Steps in CAE - Testing and Analysis in the CAE – Selection of Materials for the Designed
Product – Engineering Drawing to Learn Point, Line, Plane, Projection, 2D and 3D Drawing using CAE –
CATIA and General Operations in it (Point, Line, Arc, Ellipse, Trim, Offset, Fillet, Chamfer, etc.,) – Move,
Copy, Array Command – 3D Concept Modelling Tools – Importing CAD Model – Computer Aided Three
Dimensional Interactive Application (CATIA) V5 (2022) Software.
Unit III: Sheet Metal Design and Essential Assembly Components (10 Questions)
Design of Sheet Metal Parts in CATIA – Geometric parameterization – Sheet Metal Design – Assembly
Importing – 2D Drawings – (Bill of Material) BOM – Exploded views in CATIA.
Unit IV: Finite Element Method (FEM), Computer Aided Engineering (CAE) Software (Ansys 2022)
(15 Questions)
Computer Aided Drawing (CAD) and Finite Element Method (FEM) Capabilities of Computer Aided
Engineering (CAE) Software – Familiarization of Graphical User Interface (GUI) of Computer Aided
Engineering (CAE) Software – Familiarization with Geometry – Finite elements Modules – Various Type
of Materials, Properties and Elements – Discretization.
Unit V: Finite Element Method (FEM) Models Components, Meshing, 1D, 2D, 3D Elements, Element
Quality (Ansys 2022) (20 Questions)
Concept of Meshing – Types of Mesh – Material Selection – Geometry Quality Parameter – Checking the
Integrity – Creating the Mesh Using 1D, 2D, 3D Elements – Introduction to Various Types of Available 3D
Elements.
Unit VI: Simple Analysis by Applying Appropriate Loads and Boundary Conditions (Linear Static
Analysis) (Ansys 2022) (25 Questions)
Apply the Appropriate Loads and Boundary Conditions – Preparation of the Finite Element Model (FEM)
for Analysis- Submit the Finite Element Model (FEM) to Solve – Checking the Correctness of the Analysis
– Post Processing of result – Interpretation of the Analysis.
Unit VII: Analyze by Inertial Relief Method, Non-linear Analysis, Modal Analysis, and it’s
Components (Ansys 2022) (25 Questions)
Linear Static Analysis – Inertial Relief Method – Analyzing the Components – Non-linearity – Need for
Modal Analysis – Concept and Equation of Natural Frequency- Concept of Mass, Stiffness, Resonance,
Rigid Body Modes – Difference between rigid body Modes and Local Modes.
Unit VIII: Basic Thermal Analysis (25 Questions)
Heat Transfer Analysis and it’s Requirements – Symbols and Mathematical Expression for Conduction,
Convection and Radiation – Basic Requirements of Heat Transfer Analysis – Material Data and Physical
data Collection to check the Condition of Heat Transfer – Study the Output of Analysis in Ansys.
Unit IX: Frequency response Analysis of Beam and any Suspension Components (25 Questions)
Advanced Analysis – Introduction to Dynamic Loading – Dynamic Stiffness – Frequency Response
Analysis – Sinusoidal Frequencies – Introduction of Time Dependent loading – Sinusoidal load – Impulse
Load in Ansys.
Unit X: Thermo Mechanical Analysis of Engine Components, Welded Joints (25 Questions)
Thermo Mechanical Analysis – Any Loading type is Converted applied on the Component as a Mechanical
load along with Thermal loads and Analysis in Ansys.

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 15. Trade - Computer Hardware and Network Maintenance
(ITI Standard)
Code: 533
Unit I: Safety and Electronic Components and Switch Mode Power Supply (15 Questions)
First Aid, Electrical Safety:
Electronics Basics:
Semiconductor Devices - DIAC, Silicon Controlled Rectifier (SCR), TRIAC – Differential Amplifiers,
Operational Amplifiers (OP - Amp) working principle, specifications, applications - characteristics,
advantages. Integrated Circuit- oscillators - Integrated Circuit 555-linear Integrated Circuit - Voltage
regulator - Zener diode, principles application, limitations. Shunt and series regulators, applications,
limitation - Integrated Circuit voltage regulators - Fixed/variable, specifications - Comparison of linear and
Switch mode power supplies - Working of Switched Mode Power Supply (SMPS), Types, specifications
and its applications. Tracing of Switched Mode Power Supply (SMPS) circuits - Trouble shooting of SMPS
with emphasis on the knowledge of power supplies in Personal Computer (PCs) and its Input / Output
devices. Use of SMPS and its advantages and Disadvantages.
Unit II: Introduction to Computer Hardware and Parts (25 Questions)
Computer Generations-Classifications - (Like Analog and Digital)
Computer components like Cabinet and internal Parts (in connection to Desk top computers)-Hand tools
needed to dismantle the computers for repairing. Cards inside the computers like mother board and
daughter boards and auxiliary boards – Cables used inside the computer (Desk top and laptop) to
interconnect the other devices.
Personal Computer Hardware: Peripheral Devices and its specifications - Make etc. Ports of Computers
and its uses-Merits of various new Port like USB, USB3.0 etc. Post Error Debug Card.
Processors: Leading Processor Manufactures, Specifications of processors (Intel Celeron, P4family, Xeon
dual core, quad core, core2 duo, i3, i5, i7 and AMD) – 4 bit, 8 bit, 16 bits, 32 bit architectures.
Memory: Bit, Nibble, Bytes, kB, MB, GB values: Internal and External, Semiconductor Memories devices,
Semiconductor memories RAM, ROM, PROM, EPROM, EEPROM, Static and dynamic Memories. Hard
Disk Drives (HDD) - Concepts of Sector, Track, Cylinder. Floppy Disk Drives (FDD) - Size, storage capacity
- Write protect - Read/Write Head, Spindles. HDD and FDD sizes, New Generation HDDs. HDD interface
like IDE (Integrated Drive Electronics) cable.
Unit III: Computer Hardware Preventive Maintenance (20 Questions)
RTC, POST, BIOS, CMOS, UEFI - BIOS and UEFI Security - Watt and Voltage - Power Fluctuation Types.
Power Protection Devices - CPU Architecture - Enhance CPU Operations - Multicore Processors - CPU
Cooling Mechanism - Concept of RAID - RAID Levels - Legacy Ports - Video and Graphics Ports - USB
Cables and Connectors. SATA – e SATA Cables and Connectors - Twisted Pair Cables and Connectors
- Coax Cables and Connectors - SCSI and IDE - Monitor Characteristics - Monitor Terms and Display
standards - Using Multiple Monitor - Thick and Thin clients – NAS (Net Work Attached Storage) - Safe
Disposal.
Maintenance of the internal components and necessary hand tools used for the same.
Unit IV: Operating System Installation and Features System Utilities (35 Questions)
Hard Disks Operations - Hard drive Motherboard - Desktop Hard Drive Buyer's Guide - Multiple Hard
Drives for Performance and Reliability - Partitioning a hard disk (primary and extended - partitions) - Bad

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Sectors in Hard disk - Master Boot Record, in - place installation, Registry fixing, performance level check,
Shortcut fixing, Fixing Start - up process, log, difference between MBR and GPT - Types of software.
System software - OS, Compiler. Installation of Application software-like MS office. High - level, low - level
language.
Properties of connected devices. Applications under windows accessories - Finding files, folders,
computers. Control panel. Installed devices and properties Updating of OS, Different configurations of
Computer system and its peripherals, Compatible with different hardware/software. Pre - installation
Prerequisites, Install procedure, Rollback or Un-install procedure, Tests of various device driver software.
Version of a software, Service pack, Software Installation – Post - installation – Backup procedure and
specifications, Restore procedure, Periodical - Reliable sources of downloading software, antivirus - Basic
Linux commands - Linux file system, The Shell, Users and fill permissions, vi -editor, X window system,
Filter Commands, Processes - Shell Scripting - Concept of UNIX.
Functions of an operating system - Disk operating system (DOS) - Concept of GUI (Graphical User
Interface), Modes of starting on different occasions - Desktop, Icon, selecting, choosing, drag and drop -
My computer network places - Recycle bin, task bar, start menu, tool bar, and menus - Window Explorer
- Properties of files and folders.
Users and user account - Types of user accounts, user access levels - Privileges, types of privileges,
various scope, permissions, permission parameters, user and group permission, time - based permission,
expiration of permission.
Junk files, deleted files, un deleting files, configuration of internet browser - Maintenance of Temp folder
internet history, cookies, bookmark, Concepts of Storage Area Network (SAN), NAS and cloud storage.
Add and use contacts, Calendar basics, Recall and replace sent messages, Send automatic replies - The
ins and outs of BCC, Use Instant Search to find Calendar items, Add holidays to your calendar, Create or
delete a search folder, Import and export v Cards to Outlook contacts, Outlook, Reach out with contact
groups, Send or delete an email stuck in your outbox, Take calendars to the next level, Track email with
read receipts, Password protect your mailbox.
Unit V: Laptop and its Internal Hardware Components (10 Questions)
Introduction of laptop - Comparison of various Laptops - Block diagram of laptop and description of all its
sections - Study of parts of a laptop - Input system: Touchpad, Track ball, Track point, docking station,
Upgrade memory, hard disk, replacing battery - Configuring wireless internet in a laptop - Latest Tools and
Gadgets for Desktop/Laptop Repairs.
Unit VI: MS-Office Package Installation & Printer, Scanner Drivers Installation (25 Questions)
Word Processing (using MS - Word): Feature like Creating and saving document files - Formatting text
and editing - Setting page and margins - Tabs and indents. Creating multicolumn documents. Inserting
pictures in documents.
Ms – Excel - Spreadsheet Software: Creating Worksheets using Spreadsheet Software - Formatting cells.
Using formula in cells. Graphs and tables. Advanced features.
Ms - Power Point Presentation: Creating Slide Shows - Fine tuning the presentation
Printers: Dot Matrix, Laser, Inkjet, Line Printer Working – Front panel controls - Advantages of them over
each other - Printer Drivers and its necessity - Plotters and its usages and operation.
Scanners and Printers: Scanner, Barcode Scanner, Network Scanner - Multifunction Printer, Passbook
printer, High Speed Printer, Line Printer, Network Printer concepts and operations.

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Unit VII: Network Components and Internet (20 Questions)
Networks Advantage, Peer – to - Peer and Client/Server Network - Network Topologies – Star, Ring, Bus,
Tree, Mesh, Hybrid - Type of Networks – Local Area Networks (LAN), Metropolitan Area Networks (MAN),
Personal Area Network (PAN), Controller Area Network (CAN), Wide Area Networks (WAN). Internet,
Ethernet, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Mobile Networking, Wire and wireless Networking. Difference between Intranet
and Internet - Extranet, 3G, 4G, 5G.
Analog and Digital Signals: Simplex, Half-Duplex and Full-Duplex transmission mode - The functions of
different layers in Open System Interconnection Model (OSI) – Protocols - Transmission Control Protocol
/ Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) model, File Transfer Protocol (FTP), Telnet and Subnet Mask - Wireless
networking.
Network Components - Modems, Firewall, Hubs, Bridges, Routers, Gateways, Repeaters, Transceivers,
Switches, Access point, Types, functions, advantages and applications - Layer 2 and 3 manage switch
configuration - VLAN (Virtual LAN) Basic and configurations.
Network simulation software and use - Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) - Hyper Text Transfer
Protocol (HTTP) – Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) - DAP (Lightweight Directory Access
Protocol) – Network Security - Dynamic Host Control Protocol - Architecture of Internet. DNS Server.
Internet Access – Internet Service Provider (ISPs) and examples (Broadband, Dialup, Wi-fi) - Virus and its
Protection using Anti Virus, UTM (Unified Threat Management) and Firewall – Service Set Identifier (SSID)
– wireless controllers – Software Defined Wide Area Network (SD WAN) – Proxy Server - Features of
Proxy Server.
Unit VIII: Network Security Protection, Device Control (20 Questions)
Collaborating using wired and wireless networks, Protecting a Network - Remote desktop software like
NetMeeting, Remote management of devices - Audit process of a switch/router/APs etc. - Surveillance
using network devices – Network, LAN, Wi-fi Security – Aadhar based authentication.
Unit IX: Window, Linux Server (15 Questions)
Server concepts, installation step, configuration of server - Active Directory and Domain Name System
(DNS) – Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP), Routing and remote access – Editing /etc/hosts
file - DHCP, DNS, WEB SERVER (Apache), SAMBA - virtual server and containers, cloud computing.
Unit X: Internet Web Browser Cloud Computing (15 Questions)
World Wide Web (WWW), website Web Browsing - Search Engines, Popular Search engines - Favourites
Folder - Electronic Mail – e Mail Addressing, Blind Carbon Copy (BCC) and Carbon Copy (CC), Inbox,
Outbox, Address book, SPAM - Cyber Security – Cyber Laws and IT Act - Cloud Computing and
Virtualization - Server Virtualization, Client-Side Virtualization, Advantages of Server Virtualization –
Hypervisors.
Type 1, 2 - Virtual Machine - Cloud Computing Characteristics.

16. Trade – Diesel Mechanic

(ITI Standard)
Code: 521
Unit I: Safety Workshop Practice & First Aid, Measuring & Marking Tool (20 Questions)
Importance of Safety and general Precautions to be observed in the work shop, Elementary of First Aid,
Occupational Safety, Hazards Health, Fire Extinguisher, House Keeping & 5S Method - Safety disposal of

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Used engine oil, Electrical safety tips, Safe handling of Fuel Spillage, Safe disposal of toxic dust - Safe
handling and Periodic testing of lifting equipment - Hand Tools - Marking Materials - Chalk, Prussian blue
- Cleaning Tools – Scraper, wire brush, Emery paper – Marking Tools - Surface plates – Measuring Tools
- Steel rule, measuring tape, try square, Callipers-inside and outside, Dividers, surface gauges, Scriber
Punches, Types of Punches - prick punch, centre punch, pin punch, hollow punch, number and letter
punch – Chisel - flat, cross-cut – Hammer - ballpein, lump, Mallet, Types of Screwdrivers, Allen & key
bench vice & C-clamps, Spanners, Types of spanners, Universal adjustable spanner, open end spanner,
Sockets & accessories, Types of Pliers, Air impact wrench, air ratchet, wrenches-Torque wrenches, pipe
wrenches, Pipe flaring & cutting tool, Pullers-Gear and bearing - Description, Least Count calculation, care
& use of micrometer, Outside and depth micrometer, Inside Micrometer, Vernier calliper and its
adjustments, Telescope gauges, Dial bore gauges, Dial indicators - Straight edge, feeler gauge - Thread
pitch gauge - Vacuum gauge and tyre pressure gauge.
Unit II: Fastening & Fitting, Hydraulics & Pneumatics (15 Questions)
Different types of metal joints - Permanent, Temporary - Methods of Soldering – Screws - Different types
of Screws - Nuts, studs & bolts – Locking device - Locknuts, cotter, split pins, keys, circlips - Lock rings -
Lock washers – Gaskets, Gasket material - Type of Gaskets - Paper, multi-layered metallic, liquid rubber,
copper and printed – Thread Sealants – Various type, locking, sealing, temperature resistance, anti-
locking, lubricating – Cutting tools, Different type of cutting tools, Hacksaw – File - Parts of file,
specification, Grade, Shape - Grinding Machine – Drilling Machine, types of drilling machine, Bench,
Portable, electrical - Drill holding devices, work holding devices, drill bits – Taps and Dies, Hand taps and
wrenches, calculation of tap drill sizes for metric and inch-taps, different type of die and die stock, Screw
extractors –Hand Reamers, Different type of hand reamers - Lapping, lapping abrasives, type of laps –
Hydraulics and pneumatics – Description, symbols and application in automobile of Gear pump, Internal
& External, single acting, double acting & double ended cylinder - Directional control, Pressure relief valve,
Non return valve, Flow control valve used in automobile.
Unit III: Basic Electrical & Electronics (15 Questions)
Basic electricity - Electricity principles - Ground connections - Ohm’s law - Voltage, current, resistances,
Power, Energy - voltmeter, ammeter, ohmmeter, multi meter - Conductors & insulators – Wires – Shielding
- Length vs resistance - Resistor ratings – Fuses & circuit breakers - Ballast resistor - Stripping wire
insulation - Cable colour codes and sizes - Resistors in series circuits, Parallel circuits and series parallel
circuits – Battery - types of battery, Lead acid batteries & Stay Maintenance Free (SMF) batteries –
Chemical effect, Magnetic effects, Heating effects - Thermo-electric energy - Thermistors, Thermo-couples
– Electrochemical energy - Photo-voltaic energy - Piezo-electric energy - Electromagnetic induction –
Relays, solenoids, Primary & Secondary windings – Transformers - Stator and rotor coils.
Unit IV: Vehicle Specification, Service Station Equipments, Engine Classification Dash Board
Gauges (20 Questions)
Classification of vehicles on the basis of load as per central motor vehicle rule, wheels, final drive and fuel
used, axles, position of engine and steering - Transmission, body and load, Brief description – Uses of
vehicle hoists, Two post and four post hoist, Engine hoists, Jacks, Stands – Introduction to Engine – Define
of internal & external combustion engines, Classification of IC engines, Principle & Working of 2 & 4-stroke
diesel engine Compression ignition Engine (C.I) – Principle of spark ignition Engine (SI), differentiate
between 2-stroke and 4-stroke, C.I engine and S.I engine – Main parts of IC Engine – Direct injection and
indirect injection, Technical terms used in engine, Engine specification – Study of various gauges /
instrument on a dash board of a vehicle – Speedometer, Tachometer, Odometer and Fuel gauge and
indicators - Gearshift position, Seat belt warning light, Parking-brake-engagement warning light and an
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Unit V: Engine Constructional details (30 Questions)
Description and Constructional feature of Cylinder head, Importance of Cylinder head design - Type of
Diesel combustion chambers - Effect on size of Intake & exhaust passages, Head gaskets Importance of
Turbulence Valves & Valve Actuating Mechanism - Description and Function of Engine Valves, different
types, materials, - Type of valve operating mechanism, Importance of Valve seats, Valve seats, inserts in
cylinder heads - Importance of Valve rotation, Valve stem oil seals, size of Intake valves, Valve trains,
Valve - Timing diagram - Concept of Variable valve timing - Description of Camshafts & drives Description
of Overhead camshaft (SOHC and DOHC) - Importance of Cam lobes, Timing belts & chains, Timing belts
& tensioners Description & functions of different types of pistons, piston rings and piston pins and materials
- Used recommended clearances for the rings and its necessity precautions while fitting rings, common
troubles and remedy - Compression ratio - Description & function of connecting rod - Importance of big -
End split obliquely - Materials used for connecting rods big end & main bearings. Shells piston pins and
locking methods of piston pins - Description and function of Crank shaft, camshaft - Engine bearings-
classification and location – materials used & composition of bearing materials- Shell bearing and their
advantages - Special bearings material for diesel engine application - Bearing failure & its causes-care &
maintenance - Crank-shaft balancing - Firing order of the engine - Description and function of the fly wheel
and vibration damper - Crank case & oil pump - Gears timing mark - Chain sprockets, chain tensioner -
Function of clutch & coupling units attached to flywheel - Description of Cylinder block - Cylinder block
construction - Different type of Cylinder sleeves (liner).
Unit VI: Cooling & Lubrication System (25 Questions)
Heat transfer method - Boiling point & pressure - Centrifugal force - Vehicle coolant properties and
recommended change of interval - Different type of cooling systems, Basic cooling system components -
Radiator, Coolant hoses - Water pump - Cooling system thermostat - Cooling fans - Temperature indicators
- Radiator pressure cap - Recovery system - Thermo- switch Need for lubrication system - Functions of
oil, Viscosity and its grade as per SAE - Oil additives, Synthetic oils, The lubrication system, Splash system
- Pressure system - Corrosion/noise reduction in the lubrication system - Lubrication system components
- Description and function of Sump, Oil collection pan, Oil tank, Pickup tube, different type of Oil pump &
Oil filters Oil pressure relief valve, Spurt holes & galleries, Oil indicators, Oil cooler.
Unit VII: Intake & Exhaust System (20 Questions)
Intake & exhaust systems– Description of Diesel induction & Exhaust systems Description & function of
air compressor, exhauster - Super charger – Intercoolers - Turbo charger - Variable turbo charger
mechanism - Intake system components - Description and function of Air cleaners, Different type air
cleaner, Description of Intake manifolds and material - Exhaust system components - Description and
function of Exhaust manifold, Exhaust pipe, Extractors, Mufflers - Reactive, absorptive, Combination of
Catalytic converters - Flexible connections, Ceramic coatings, Back- pressure - Electronic mufflers
Unit VIII: Diesel Engine Fuel System (20 Questions)
Fuel Feed System in IC Engine (Petrol & Diesel) - Gravity feed system, Forced feed system, main parts,
Fuel Pumps - Mechanical & Electrical - Feed Pumps - Knowledge about function, working & types of
Carburettor Diesel Fuel Systems - Description and function of Diesel fuel injection, fuel characteristics -
Concept of Quiet diesel technology & Clean diesel technology Diesel fuel system components - Description
and function of Diesel tanks & lines - Diesel fuel filters - water separator - Lift pump - Plunger pump,
Priming pump - Inline injection pump, Distributor-type injection pump, Diesel injectors, Glow plugs,
Cummins & Detroit Diesel injection - Electronic Diesel control - Electronic Diesel control systems, Common
Rail Diesel Injection (CRDI) system, hydraulically actuated electronically controlled unit injector (HEUI)
diesel injection system. Sensors, actuators and ECU (Electronic Control Unit) used in Diesel Engines.
Unit IX: Charging, Starting System and Emission Control (20 Questions)
AC & DC Generators - Constructional details of Alternator and starter Motors - Charging Circuit, Operation
of Alternator and starter motor – Regulator unit - Ignition Warning Lamp, Solenoid switches –
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Environmental & Eco-system, Vehicle Emission, Standard – Euro & Bharat Standards - Euro and Bharat
II, III, IV, VI Sources of emission, Combustion, Combustion chamber design, Types of Emission,
Characteristics & Effect of hydrocarbons in exhaust gases, Evaporation Emission Control, Carbon
Monoxide & Carbon dioxide, crankcase emission control, Exhaust Gas recirculation valve - Controlling air
fuel ratio, Charcoal storage device, Diesel Particulate filter (DPF), Selective catalytic Reduction (SCR) -
EGR VS SCR.
Unit X: Trouble Shooting (15 Questions)
Causes and remedy - Engine Not starting, Mechanical & Electrical causes - High fuel consumption, Engine
overheating - Low power Generation - Excessive oil consumption – Low / high Engine oil Pressure, Engine
Noise - Troubles and remedy in charging and starting system.

17. Trade: Draughtsman (Civil)

(ITI Standard)
Code: 388
Unit I: Basic Engineering Drawing (25 Questions)
Engineering Drawing:
State the importance of engineering drawing, State the areas of civil engineering drawing.
List of drawing instruments, equipments and materials to be used during training:
State instruments, equipments and materials, List out instruments, equipments and materials, State the
standard as per 962-1987, To use different drawing instruments, equipments and materials, Follow
precautions in the use of instruments, equipments and materials.
Layout of drawing Sheet:
State the system of layout of drawing sheet, List the different layout for designated drawing sheet Explain
the title block.
Folding of drawing Sheet:
State the purpose of folding a drawing sheet, Explain the method of folding for drawing sheet
Unit II: Geometrical Construction (25 Questions)
Plane Geometrical construction:
Define the terms of most commonly used geometrical shapes
Types of Lines and Angles:
Define points and lines, State the classification of lines, State the different types of angles, Explain the
method of measuring angles.
Triangles and their types:
Define triangles, Name the different types of triangles and state their properties.
Quadrilaterals and their properties:
Define a quadrilateral, Name the quadrilaterals, State the properties of quadrilaterals
Polygon and their properties:
Define Polygon, Name the Polygon in terms of the number of sides, State the properties of polygon.
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Unit III: Chain Surveying (15 Questions)
Introduction - History and principles of chain survey and instrument & employed
Define surveying, Explain the classification of Surveying, Narrate different methods of measurements,
Express the instruments used for chain surveying.
Introduction about chain survey instruments
State the construction and uses of the chain survey instruments
Testing of metric chain (20m/30m)
State the necessity of checking the chain, State the methods of testing, List out then errors in the chain,
State the limits of error in chain, Explain the adjust the chain, State Indian optical square
Measurement of distance by chain and chaining
State chaining and chaining a line, State unfolding the chain, Describe the reading the chain, State folding
the chain, Calculate the errors in chaining
Unit IV: Compass Surveying (35 Questions)
Identification and parts of instruments in compass survey:
State about traversing, State types of compass, Name the prismatic compass and construction,
Construction of survey’s compass
Determining the bearing of a given triangular plot of ABC and calculation of included angles:
Calculate angles from bearing, Calculate bearing from angles
Determining the bearing of a given pentagonal plot of ABCDE and calculation of included angles
Calculate angles from bearings for a closed traverse, Calculate bearing from angles for a closed traverse,
Calculate bearing of a pentagon
Magnetic declination and local attraction
Define the dip of the Magnetic needles, State the magnetic declination and variations, Calculate true
Bearing, State local attraction and its elimination, Explain about errors and limits, State the testing the
prismatic compass
Unit V: Plane Table Surveying (10 Questions)
Instrument used in plane table surveying:
State plane tabling, Name the instruments and accessories used in plan tabling, State the construction
and uses of instruments and accessories used in plan tabling, Explain about leveling, centering and
orientation in plain tabling, Explain the methods of plain tabling
Resection method of plane table survey:
State the resection method of plane table survey
Unit VI: Levelling (5 Questions)
Types of levelling:
Name the various types of levelling, Explain simple levelling, Explain differential levelling, Complete the
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Unit VII: Road Engineering-I: (5 Questions)
Introduction to road engineering:
Define road, Define highway engineering, Define necessity and characteristics of road
Technical term used in road engineering:
Define road and Total Station advantage, Define various terms used in road engineering, Describe the
various advantages of road

Principle of road alignment:

Alignment of road, Express the principle of highway alignment, Explain the different survey required for
alignment

Classification of roads:
Describe the different classification of roads

Unit VIII: Road Engineering II (5 Questions)

Road Margins:
Define road margin, Describe the element Total Station of road margin
Camber, super elevation, sight distance and gradient:
Define camber, Explain super elevation, sight distance and express gradient
Unit IX: Total Station (35 Questions)
Introduction to total station:
Get introduced to the Total station, Learn the evaluation of Total station from the convectional equipment
Total Station, Explain the benefit of Total Station and uses of Total station
Types of total station:
Explain the advantages and disadvantages of Total station, Explain the types of Total Station, Explain the
precautions to be taken while using Total Station
Measurement with total station:
Explain the equipment required for Total Station surveying, Explain the procedure of measurement with
Total Station
Characteristics and features of total station:
Define the features of Total Station, State the characteristics of Total Station, Advantages and
disadvantages of Total Station
Principle of EDM- Working need setting and measurement Total Station:
Define EDM, State the principle of EDM, Features of EDM
Setting and measurement Total Station:
Define distance measuring, State principal of EDM, State classification of EDM
Total station Prism- instrument error operation:
Explain Total Station prisms, Describe sources of error in EDM, EDM instrument operation, Uses of EDM

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Electronic display and data recording:
Define electronic data recording, Explain field computers, Define recording module, Internal memories
Rectangular and Polar Co-ordinate system:
Illustrate rectangular and polar coordinates
Unit X: Global Positioning System (40 Questions)
Introduction of GPS:
Explain GPS coordinate system, Describe Geographic latitude and longitude, GPS equipment
Satellite and Conventional Geodetic system:
What is satellite system, Define Geodetic system
GPS coordinate system and component Total Station of GPS & System segment Total Station:
Explain GPS coordinate system, Describe Geographic Latitude and Longitude, Explain and describe
component Total Station GPS receiver
GPS segment Total Station:
Define GPS segment
Principle of Operation of GPS and surveying with GPS:
State the Principle of Operation of GPS, Describe the role of transit in GPS
Remote sensing:
Explain Remote sensing, Distinguish between GPS, GIS and Total Station
GPS signal code - GPS basics:
Introduction to digital signal, Explain data acquisition system, Describe signal processing, Explain code an
basics

18. Trade – Electrician

(ITI Standard)
Code: 438
Unit I: Safety Rules – Fundamental of Electricity (10 Questions)
Safety Rules, Hazards, Types of Fire Extinguishers, Personal Protective Equipments, Types of Wires and
Joints. Soldering Methods, Ohm’s Law – Simple Electrical Circuits and Problems. Kirchhoff’s Law and its
application – Under Ground Cables - Capacitor types Functions Grouping and uses.
Unit II: AC Circuits – Cells and Batteries – Wiring Installation (20 Questions)
AC Circuits – Power, Energy, Power Factor in AC Single Phase Circuits, Poly phase circuit, Cells and
Batteries - Basic Wiring Practice, Wiring Installation and Earthing – Types - Testing a Domestic Wiring
Installation – Location of Faults, Remedies. Industrial Wiring – Isolator, Switches, Fuses, Relays, Timers
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Unit III: Illumination and Electrical Measuring Instruments (20 Questions)
Illumination – Construction Details of Various Lamps – Electrical Measuring Instruments and types -
Ammeter, Voltmeter, Ohm Meter, Power Factor Meter, Frequency Meter, Multi meter, Watt Meter, Energy
Meters (1 Phase and 3 Phase). Tong Tester (Clamp on Meter), Smart Meters, AutomaticMeter Reading -
Supply Requirements.
Unit IV: Electrical Appliances (10 Questions)
Domestic Appliances – Concept of Neutral and Earth – Cooking Range, Induction Heater, Food Mixer –
Automatic Electric Iron Box, Electric Geyser Wet Grinder, Washing Machine and Fans.
Unit V: Transformers (20 Questions)
Transformer – Principle, Classification, EMF Equation, Transformer Losses. Open Circuit Test, Short
Circuit Test – Efficiency – Voltage Regulation. Parallel Operation of Single Phase and Three Phase
Transformers – Methods of Cooling of Transformer – Necessity of Cooling - Transformer Oil and Testing
– General Maintenance of three Phase Transformer.
Unit VI: DC Machines (30 Questions)
DC Generators – Principle of Operation – Construction – Parts – Types – Characteristics – Build up of emf
– Application – Losses efficiency
DC Motors – Principle of Operation – Starters – DOR – Armature reaction – Commutation – Speed Control
Methods – Applications – Winding lap and Wave – Losses and efficiency – Maintenance, Service and
repair.
Unit VII: AC Machines (10 Questions)
Three Phase Induction Motors – Principle of Working – Construction – Parts – Types – Squirrel Cage
Induction Motor – Slip ring Induction Motor – Characteristics – Slip Vs Torque – Type of Starters – Basic
Contactor Circuit – Parts and Functions.
Single Phasing Prevention – Losses and efficiency – Methods of Speed Control – Windings– Types–
Concentric/Distributed– Single/doublelayer winding and related terms – Maintenance Service and repair –
Trouble Shooting.
Single Phase Induction Motors - Working Principle – Types – Construction – Parts – Starting & running
Methods – Domestic and Industrial – Applications Maintenance and Trouble Shooting
Unit VIII: Synchronous Machine (20 Questions)
Alternators - Working Principle – Construction – Parts – Types – Relation between Poles, Speed and
Frequency – Voltage Regulation – Losses and efficiency – Characteristics – Phase Sequence – Parallel
Operation – Careand Maintenance.
Synchronous Motor – Working Principle – Power factor improvement.
Unit IX: Electronics (30 Questions)
Resistors – Colour Code, Types and Characteristics – Active and Passive Components Diodes – Rectifiers
– Characteristics – Transistors, SCR, DIAC, TRIAC – Applications – Digital Electronics – Logic gates and
Combinational Circuits – UPS and Invertors.
Unit X: Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution (30 Questions)
Types of Power Generation –Conventional and Non-Conventional Energy Sources – Solar and Wind
Energy – Solar Panels – Transmission and Distribution Network – Line Insulators – Over Head Poles –
Safety Precautions and IE Rules for Service Lines – Terms related to Distribution.

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 19. Trade - Electronics Mechanic
(ITI Standard)
Code: 535
Unit I: Safety and Workshop Practice (20 Questions)
Importance of safety precautions - Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), First Aid, Fire extinguishers,
Basic hand tools, Electrical terms – Calibrate the measuring Instrument Meters, Test and Service the
different Cells and Batteries, Measurement and Calibration of equipments, uses and features Controls,
Functions of Oscilloscope - Operate the front panel controls of a digital storage oscilloscope - Capturing a
single shot signal - Function generator using IC 8038 – Execution of Soldering / Desoldering and various
switches.
Unit II: Active and Passive Components, Power Supply Circuits and Transistor (20 Questions)
Testing of various Electronic Components, Resistors - Ohm's Law - Kirchhoff's Laws - DC series circuit –
Inductors – Capacitors – Magnetism – Relays - Time constant for RC circuit - R.C. Differentiator - R.L.C.
Series and parallel circuit – Semiconductor diodes – Transformer – Rectifiers - Zener diodes - Regulated
power supply and Construction and Testing of transistors – Oscillators - Clipper Circuit / Clamper circuits
– Introduction of Switch Mode Power Supply (SMPS), Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) and INVERTER.
Unit III: Power Electronic Components and Basic Gates, Combinational Circuits, and Flip Flops (20
Questions)
Construction of different power electronic components like Field Effect Transistor (FET) and their types,
Silicon Controlled Rectifier (SCR), Triode for Alternating Current (TRIAC), Diode for Alternating Current
(DIAC), Uni-Junction Transistor (UJT), Metal Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect transistor (MOSFET),
Insulator Gate Bipolar Transistor (IGBT) – Assembling, testing and troubleshoot various digital logic gates,
Combinational Circuits – Half adder, Full adder - Testing of flip flops types - Multiplexers & Demultiplexers
Unit IV: Computer Hardware MS Office, OS and Networking (20 Questions)
Cable and Connectors – Installation, Configuration demonstration of basic blocks of computer - Hardware
/ Software - Switch mode power supply for PC - Hard disk drives - Different types of printers - Computer
virus and protection - MS office application and its function – Internet / e-Mail - Computer network - Wi-Fi
network – Study the library components available in the circuit simulation software.
Unit V: SMD Soldering and Desoldering, Surface Mount Technology (SMT) (20 Questions)
Identification, place the solder / desolder and test different Surface Mount Display (SMD) components -
introduction of Surface Mount Technology (SMT), Programming Gate Array (PGA) packages,
cold/continuity check of Printed Circuit Board (PCB), lose/dry solders, broken tracks on printed wiring
assemblies - Rework on PCB – Necessity of protection devices Main Circuit Breaker (MCB), Earth leakage
Circuit Breaker (ELCB) and Fuse - Testing of DC motor, Stepper motor.
Unit VI: Communication Electronics (20 Questions)
Assembling and Testing Commercial AM / FM receiver - Radio wave propagation - Types of modulation
and demodulation - Types of radio receivers, Characteristics advantages and disadvantages - Introduction
to AM, FM & PM, SSB-SC & DSB-SC - Block diagram of AM and FM transmitter - FM generation &
detection - Digital modulation and de multiplexing techniques - Multiplexing and de multiplexing of
Amplitude Modulation (AM) / Frequency Modulation (FM) / Pulse Amplitude Modulation (PAM) / Pulse
Position Modulation (PPM) / Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) signals.

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Unit VII: Microcontroller (8051) (20 Questions)
Test, Service and troubleshoot the various components of microcontroller (8051) - Introduction of
Microprocessor and 8051 Microcontroller – Function of different ICs used in the Microcontroller
Kit – Differentiate microcontroller with microprocessor – interfacing of memory to the microcontroller – I/O
port pin configuration – Register banks & their functioning. – SFRs & their configuration for different
applications
Unit VIII: Sensors, Transducers Used in IOT Applications (20 Questions)
Execution the operation of different sensor, Identify and test various transducers of internet of Things IOT
Applications - Different types of level sensors and their working – Thermocouple - Resistance Temperature
Detectors (RTD) - Displacement Measurement using Linear Variable Differential Transformer (LVDT) -
Proximity Sensors – IOT Applications :
Environmental, Smart Street Lighting and Smart Water & Waste Management - Role and Scope of IOT in
Current and Future Market - Smart Objects, Wired - Cables, Hubs etc. Wireless - RFID, WiFi, Bluetooth
etc - Different Functional Blocks of IOT Architecture.
Unit IX: Fiber Optic Communication, Digital Panel Meter, Solar System (20 Questions)
Preparation of fiber optic setup and execution transmission - Introduction to optical fiber, optical connection
and various types optical amplifier, its advantages, properties of optic fiber, testing, losses, types of fiber
optic cables and specifications – Encoding of light - Different types of seven segment displays, decoders
and driver ICs - Principles of working of Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) – Use of Digital Panel Meter (DPM)
with LCD to display different voltage & current signals – Working of Solar system - Solar Inverter.
Unit X: Cell Phones LCD and LED TV (20 Questions)
Identification, Operation of various controls troubleshoot and replace module of cell phone, Light Emitting
Diode (LED) TV and LCD - Mobile Communication - Block Diagram and Features of Cell Phone – Cell
phone Interfacing – Global System for Mobile (GSM) and Code-Division Multiple Access (CDMA)
Technology – Difference between a conventional CTV with LCD & LED TVs – Principle of LCD and LED
TV and function of its different section – Different types of interfaces like High Definition Multimedia
Interface (HDMI), Universal Series Bus (USB), Red-Green-Blue (RGB) etc. TV Remote Control – Types,
parts and functions.
20. Trade: Engineering Drawing and Draughtsman (Mechanical and Civil)
(ITI Standard)
Code: 551
Unit I: Drawing Instruments and their Uses, Sheet Layout, Types of Lines, Lettering and
Dimensioning (20 Questions)
Drawing Instruments - Drawing board - 'T' Square - Mini Drafter – Set square - Scales - Protractor -
French curves - Large & Bow compass - Divider – Pencils - Erasing shield etc.
Layout of Drawing Sheets - Size of Drawing Sheets - Designation of Drawing Sheets - Method of Folding
- Title Block.
Types of Lines and their Applications - Continuous Thick - Continuous Thin (Straight) - Continuous Thin
Free Hand - Continuous Thin (Straight) with Zig–Zag - Dashed Thick -Dashed Thin-Chain Thin -Chain
Thin, Thick At Ends & Changes of Direction - Chain Thick-Chain Thin Double Dashed.
Lettering - Single Stroke - Double Stroke (Vertical, Inclined) - Styles of Lettering - Standard Heights / Width
- Lower Case Letters and Numerals - Uppercase Lettering as per BIS SP: 46-2003-Spacing of Letters.

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Dimensioning - Types of Arrowhead - System of Dimensioning (Unidirectional, Aligned) - Functional
Dimension – Non-functional Dimension - Auxiliary or Reference Dimension - Method of Dimensioning and
Common Features.
Unit II: Geometrical Figures, Special Curves, Free Hand Sketching and Scales (25 Questions)
Angles: Acute angle - Right angle - Obtuse angle - Straight angle - Reflex angle- Adjacent angles -
Complementary angles -Supplementary angle
Triangles: Equilateral - Isosceles - Scalene – Right angled triangle - Acute angled triangle - Obtuse angled
triangle.
Quadrilaterals: Square, Rectangle, Rhombus, Rhomboid (Parallelogram) Trapezium, Trapezoid.
Polygons - Pentagon, Hexagon, Heptagon, Octagon, Nonagon, Decagon
Definition - Ellipse – Parabola – Hyperbola - Different Methods of Their Construction.
Definition - Method of Drawing Involutes - Cycloidal Curves - Helix and Spiral.
Methods of Free Hand Sketching. (Lines, Circle, Arc, Ellipse, Isometric, Oblique, Orthographic)
Different Types of Scales - Their Appropriate Uses - Principle of R.F – Plain – Diagonal - Comparative and
Vernier Scales - Scale of Chords
Conventions – Materials – Metals – Glass - Packing and Insulating Materials – Liquid – Wood - Concrete
etc.
Unit III: Orthographic Projection, Projection of Solids, Sections, Conventions and Section of Solids
(20 Questions)
Orthographic Projection - First Angle and Third Angle Projection - Principle of Orthographic Projection -
Concept - Axes - Plane and Quadrant –Concept of First Angle and Third Angle Projection and its
Difference.
Projection of Solids – Cube – Cuboid – Prism – Pyramids - Cylinder - Cone– Sphere and their Frustum.
Types of Sectional Views and their Uses - Cutting Plane and its Representation - Parts not shown in
Section - Conventional Signs – Symbols - Abbreviations.
Section – Section Planes – True Shape of a Section
Unit IV: Hatching Techniques in Sectional View, Assembly View and Development of Surfaces (20
Questions)
Hatching Techniques: Hatching Angle - Hatching Assemblies - Hatching Large Areas - Hatching Areas
in Different Parallel Planes - Dimensioning with in the Hatched Area - Thin Sections - Omission of Hatching
Lines.
Sectional View: Full Section - Half Section - Offset Section – Auxiliary Section in Continuous Planes -
Section in Two Intersecting Planes - Revolved Section - Removed Section - Local or Broken / Partial
Section.
Definition - Development - Its Need in Industry - Different Methods of Developing the Surfaces -
Development of Surfaces Bounded by Plane of Revolution Intersecting each other - Development of an
Oblique Cone with Elliptical base - Calculation of Developed Lengths of Geometrical Solids.
Unit V: Isometric Projection and Oblique Projection (10 Questions)
Principle of Isometric Projection and Isometric drawing - Methods of Isometric Projection – Dimensioning
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Principles of Making Orthographic views from Isometric drawing - Selection of views for Construction of
Orthographic drawings for clear Description of the Object.
Principle and Types of Oblique Projection - Advantage of Oblique Projection over Isometric Projection
Unit VI: Screw Threads, Bolts, Nuts, Washers, Screws, Locking Devices and Foundation Bolts
(30 Questions)
Screw Thread: Nomenclature – Proportion and their Uses - External Thread - Internal Thread - Convention
of Internal and External Threads - Right Hand and Left Hand Thread – Single/ Multiple Start Threads – ‘V’
Threads – British Standard Whitworth Thread (BSW) - British Standard Fine (BSF) Threads -British
Association - Metric - Unified – Sellers - Square - Acme - Buttress Threads
Types of Bolts: Hexagonal -Square head - Cylindrical or Cheese head - Cup head or round head - Hook
- Eye - Lifting eye - Counter sunk head - Cap screw or tap bolt.
Types of Nuts: Hexagonal - Square - Collared - Cap -Dome - Capstan or Cylindrical - Ring nut.
Types of Washer: Plain – Chamfered - Spring Washer.
Types of Screws: Flat - Cone - Half dog - Full dog - Cup - Conical Point.
Locking Devices: Spilt Pin - Slotted Nut - Castle Nut - Sawn Nut or Wipes Nut - Simmond Lock Nut –
Penn Ring or Grooved Nut.
Foundation Bolt: Eye - Rag - Lewis - Cotter Foundation Bolt.
Unit VII: Rivets, Riveted Joints, Welded Joints, Weld Symbols, Pipe Joints and Carpentry Joints
(25 Questions)
Rivets: Snap - Ellipsoid - Pan - Conical - Counter Sunk (Flat / Rounded) - Steeple Head.
Riveted Joints: Lap Joint – Single Riveted -Double Riveted (Chain) - Double Riveted (Zig - Zag) Lap Joint
- Butt Joint - Single Riveted (Single Strap) - Single Riveted (Double Strap) Butt Joint - Double Riveted
(Single Strap/Double Strap) (Chain/ (Zig - Zag)) Butt Joint
Welded Joint & Symbols: Butt Joint: Square Butt - Bevel Groove – V/J/U (Single/Double) - Flare V
Groove Weld. Corner Joint: Fillet - Spot -Square Groove Or Butt – V / U /J Groove - Bevel Groove – Flare
V Groove – Edge - Corner Flange Weld – T Joint: Fillet - Plug - Slot - Bevel Groove - J Groove – Flare
Bevel Groove - Melt Through Weld. Lap Joint: Fillet Weld - Bevel - J Groove - Plug - Slot - Spot - Flare
Bevel Groove Weld. Edge Joint: Square Groove or Butt - Bevel Groove - V / J / U Groove Weld - Edge
Flange Weld - Corner Flange Weld.
Pipe Joints: Screwed pipe - Welded pipe - Flanged pipe(Integral / Screwed)- Glued pipe or Cemented -
Soldered pipe joint - Pipe Fittings - Coupler- Reducer coupler- 90 elbow - 90 Reducer elbow - 90 bend
- Return bend - Tee - Reducer Tee - Cross - Close Nipple - Short Nipple - Short Nipple with Hexagonal
grip - Hose nipple - Male plug - Female plug - Screwed Union – Flange - Piping Layout - Single line
isometric layout - Double line isometric layout - Single line Orthographic layout - Double line Orthographic
layout.
Carpentry Joints: Mortise and Tennon – Butt – Dove Tail –Tongue and Groove – Dowel – Mitre - Half
Lap - Spline – Lap – Bridle Joint.
Unit VIII: Electrical, Electronics and Network Components, Layout, Circuit and Block Diagram (20
Questions)
Electrical Components: Fire alarm - Geyser - Thermostats - Electric Iron - Automatic electric Iron -
Electric bell - Electric buzzer - Electric heater - Heater plate - Electric stove - Hotplate - Micro oven.

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Electrical wiring diagram and Layout diagram: Layout arrangement of DC Generator control panel -
Compound motor layout arrangement - 3 phase squirrel cage motor - Automatic voltage regulation -
Connections of 3 phase alternator with load - Connection diagram of auto transformer starter - Wiring
diagram of a direct online starter with protective devices – Pipe / Plate earthing.
Electrical circuit diagram: Three phase switching circuit diagram - Three phasing squirrel cage motor -
circuit diagram - Circuit diagram controlling by MCB - Schematic diagram of two point and three point
starters.
Block diagram of Instruments and Equipment: Block diagram of invertor - ON line UPS - OFF line UPS
- Block diagram of DSO - Block diagram of Function generator.
Electronics Components: Carbon composition - Metal Film - Metal Oxide - Radial Leads - Precision
Resistor - Metal film Resistor - Network Resistor - Low ohm metal Flim Resistor - Integrated Resistor -
Capacitor.
Electronics Wiring diagram and layout diagram: SPV system and solar charge controller – Stand alone
system - Hybrid system - Grid connected system - Single Phase UPS system - SMPS in DVD player -
SMPS in home theatre main board - SMPS in cell phone charger - SMPS in LED TV - SMPS in LCD
monitor.
Electronics circuit diagram: Different schematic of LED drivers - Composite video signal - TV signal
spectrum - Buck converter - Function of SMPS in PC - Un interruptible power supply (UPS) - IC based AM
Transmitter.
Electronics Block diagram: Fly back converter type SMPS - Forward converter type SMPS - Online UPS
using pic micro controller - Online UPS - OFF line UPS - CDMA system - Features of cell phone system -
Television broadcasting system - B/W TV receiver system - LED back light and driver system - LED TV
system - DSO system - Generator using IC 8038 system - FM Receiver system - micro controller IC 8051
system.
Network Components and Internet topologies: Network Components – Modems – Firewall – Hubs –
Bridges – Routers – Gateways – Repeaters – Transceivers – Switches - Access point – Types.
Network Topologies – Star – Ring – Bus – Tree – Mesh - Hybrid - Type of Networks – Local Area
Networks (LAN) - Metropolitan Area Networks (MAN) - Personal Area Network (PAN) - Controller Area
Network (CAN) - Wide Area Networks (WAN) – Internet – Ethernet - Wi-Fi – Bluetooth - Mobile Networking
- Wire and wireless Networking.
Unit IX: Mechanical, Automobile, RAC Components, Layout, Circuit and Block Diagram
(20 Questions)
Mechanical symbols : Bulb indicator - Cruise control indicator - Traction control indicator - Stability control
indicator - Center differential lock - Proximity sensor indicator - Econ indicator - Electric power steering
indicator - Glow plug indicator - Check engine light – Seat belt indicator - Airbag indicator - ABS indicator
- Temperature warning - Oil level / pressure warning - Electrical system warning - Transmission warning
light - Tire pressure monitoring system - High beam indicator - Manual general - Push button - Foot pedal
- Spring return - Spring centered - Plunger - Roller operated - Hydraulic direct actuation - Hydraulic pilot
actuation - Pneumatic direct actuation - Electrical - Battery - Generator - Resistance - Coil with core -
Contact breaker - Fuse - Bulb - Earth - Heavy duty switches - Rheostat - Induction coil - Condenser - Wire
crossed - Ammeter - Motor - Switch - Coil - Spark gap - Rectifier - Wire joint - Voltmeter.
Components used in Automobile: Flat type rim - Drop center rim - Wheel construction - Wire spoke
wheels - Tube Tyre - Tubeless tyre - Disc wheel - Wire wheel - Split wheel - Drum brake - Disc brake -
Spiral bevel gears - Herring bone gears - Spur gears - Helical gears - Rack and pinion - Worm gears –
Multi plate clutch - Ignition coil - Distributor - Steering gear box - Traction battery pack - DC converter -
Electric motor - Charge port - Controller - Auxiliary batteries - Engines use spark plug with tapered seats.

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Wiring diagram and layout diagram used in Automobile: Wind shield wiper motor wiring diagram -
Twin horn circuit - Construction Electric horn - Mechanical brakes - Vacuum assisted power brakes -
Vacuum suspended power brakes - Wiring diagram of Electronic flasher - Electric car wiring diagram -
Lighting system - Horn circuit connection.
Circuit diagram used in Automobile:
Twin - horn circuit - Distributor less ignition system - Flasher circuit - Automotive electric system -
Description of starting circuit - Alternator charging circuit - Construction of solenoid switch - The circuit for
electric operation of a rear passenger window - Central door locking circuit.
Block diagram used in Automobile:
Electronic power steering system - Dual air bag arrangement with one HCV front and two HCV rear - TCS
block diagram - Block diagram of an electric car - Block diagram of an electric vehicle with V2G - Block
diagram of a typical plug in electric vehicle PEV system - EV power train block diagram - 3 speed automatic
gearbox with electro hydraulic control - shift pressure controls - Block diagram of electronic automatic gear
box control - Engine immobilizer system diagram.
Wiring diagram and layout diagram used in RAC:
Wiring diagram of water cooler - Wiring diagram of Upright freezer - Single Phase wiring circuit - 3 phase
wiring circuit - Wiring diagram of Walk in cooler - Hot gas defrosting - Ozonisation of cooling tower water -
wiring circuit of cold storage plant - Circuit diagram of a cold storage with air cooled condenser and 3
compressor motor and all interlocking controls - Typical wiring diagram of Air cooled self contained unit -
Motor control with protective device - Condenser water pump - Control power to the cooling tower fan
starter - Electric over load ( over current protector) Car AC wiring circuit - Location of heat exchanger -
Fake ice maker machine - System pressure test by dry nitrogen - System with charging connection near
king valve.
Circuit diagram used in RAC:
Two speed motor control capacity control - Schematic electrical power circuit for a ice plant (3 phase) -
Schematic electrical control circuit for a ice plant ( Single phase) - Three wire control of a magnetic
contactor type on line starter - Basic refrigeration cycle in a VRV/VRF system - Refrigeration cycle cooling
of VRV/VEF - Heating cycle of heat pump VRF/VRV - Heat recovery VRF - Refrigeration system with liquid
cooler and water cooled condenser - Wiring diagram of circuit for upright freezer.
Block diagram used in RAC: Problem tree of brine leak in ice plant - Block diagram of VRV/VRF - Block
diagram of Digital Oscilloscope - Functional block diagram of Ionization Vaccum Gauge - Block diagram
of Digital speed Tachometer.
UNIT X: Computer Aided Drafting (10 Questions)
Computer basics - Windows operating system - file management system - Computer hardware and
software specification - installation of application software.
CAD - Advantages of using CAD - CAD main Menu - screen menu - command line - model space, - layout
space - Drawing layouts - Tool bars - File creation – Save - Open existing drawings - creation of Drawing
Sheet as per ISO.
Absolute Co-ordinate system - Polar Co-ordinate System - Relative Co-ordinate System – Draw tools -
Create Line.
Draw commands - Line – polyline – ray – polygon – circle – rectangle – arc – ellipse - using different
options.
Modify commands – Trim – Offset – Fillet – Chamfer – Break – Erase - using different options

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Move – Copy – Array - Insert Block - Make Block – Scale – Rotate – Hatch - Commands.
Creating templates - Inserting drawings – Layers - Modify Layers.
Format dimension style - Creating new dimension style - Modifying styles in dimensioning - Writing text on
dimension line and on leader - Edit text dimension.
Shortcut keyboard commands - Customization of keyboard command - Customization of drafting settings
- Changing orthographic snap to isometric snap.
Procedure to create viewport in layout space in zooming scale.
3D modelling - 3D primitives (viz. box, sphere, cylinder, mesh and poly-solids), solid figure – extrude -
revolve - sweep and loft command - solid editing – fillet – offset – taper - shell and slice command. Setting
of User co-ordinate Systems – Rotating - Print preview and Plotting.

21. Trade: Fashion Design and Technology

(ITI Standard)
Code: 570
Unit I: Fashion Elements and Principles of Design (15 questions)
Fashion definition - Introduction to elements of design - line, shape, textures, colour and forms -
Fundamentals and basics of colour - Colour wheel, colour theories and colour scheme - Tint and shade -
Principles of Design - Brief study of fashion drawing tools, materials and techniques.
Unit II: Human Anatomy, Measurements and Pattern (15 questions)
Human Anatomy - Joints and muscles - Growth and development - Eight head theory - Types of human
figure - Introduction to measurement - ISI Standards of measurements - Relationship of sizes &
measurements - Methods of measuring body and dress form - Measurement charts - Introduction to paper
pattern – Types - Flat Pattern and Draped pattern - Important consideration while making paper pattern -
Introduction to - Bodice Block - sleeve block - skirt block.
Unit III: Pattern Drafting and Construction (15 questions)
Introduction to Fasteners, Trimmings, Hems and Necklines - Edge finishing Hems - Introduction to Kids
Pattern (Drafting, pattern making, estimation and layout of the garments) - Child Bodice block and sleeve
block with size variation - Skirt Block for children – straight and circular - Drafting and construction of Frock,
skirt, night suit - Brief study of sewing threads and needles – sewing defects and remedies.
Unit IV: Introduction to Sewing Machines and Attachments (20 questions)
Tools & Equipment - Measuring tools - Marking tools - Cutting tools - Pressing tools - Introduction to
sewing machine & its components - Basic parts, attachments and their applications - Classification of
sewing machine, cutting machines, finishing equipment and their applications - Importance of safety and
general precautions in garment industries - Introduction to work ethics, Discipline – Ergonomics – Personal
protective equipments for Garment industry.
Unit V: Introduction to Yarn, Fabric and Processing (30 questions)
Textile fabric, Meaning and definition of textile fibres - Classification of fibres - Natural Fibres - Manmade
Fibres - Characteristics/ properties of above mentioned fibres - Identification of textile fibres and yarn
construction - Elementary processing of different types of fibre to yarn - Characteristic of yarn - twist - Size
– count and count measuring system - Types of yarn - Simple – Complex - Yarn preparation - Fabric
manufacturing - Elementary weaving theory – Fabri structure - Woven, Knitted and non-woven –
Introduction to Dyeing – Printing - Introduction to knitting - Types of Knitted Fabric used in garment industry
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- Finishes - Mechanical and Chemical - Introduction and identification of Different type of Cotton fabric,
Synthetic, Woolen, Sheer, Silk, Linen, Pile fabrics.
Unit VI: Design Development and Surface Ornamentation (25 questions)
Motifs (enlargement and reduction) - Sources of design inspiration & conceptualization optical illusion,
silhouette - Introduction to Hand Stitching - Introduction to decorative stitches - Flat Stitches - Looped
stitches - Knotted stitches - Crossed stitches - Introduction to Seams and Seam Finishes - Introducing
Fullness - Darts, Pleats, Tucks, Gathers, Shirrs, Frills and Godets Introduction to Plackets and Openings
- Pockets, Facing and Binding.
Unit VII: Fashion Drawing and Rendering Techniques (10 questions)
Fashion Drawings - Block Figure, Stick Figure, Fleshing out - Rendering of different type of fabric - Plain,
Checks, Dotted, Printed, Stripped and Textured - Working with special effects - Creating Fabric Designs -
Accessories Designing - Introduction and importance of designing through computers - Use of Corel Draw
in Design creation - tools - working with Shapes
Unit VIII: Fashion Draping and Wardrobe Planning (20questions)
Draping - Principles of draping - Methods of Draping - Draping Techniques - Ladies wear, long dresses,
Basic bodice, Basic skirts - Draping of indo - western ladies wear - Wardrobe planning - Selection of
Dresses according to age, occasion, climate, personality and sex - Age group relation to design - various
categories of men's wear, women's wear, kids wear - Introduction to trims and accessories for fashion
industry - Fashion accessories – Head Gears – Scarf - Fashion Jewellery - Tie and Bow - Belts – Bag -
Purses and Hand Gloves.
Unit IX: Apparel Quality Control and Fabric Identification (30 questions)
Introduction to Quality control and Quality assurance - Quality Management - Textile Testing and product
– Evaluation - Quality Inspection. Care Labelling of apparels - Checking of garment with respect to
measurement and stitching - Stain removal - Immediate repairing - Identification of Different type of fabric
- Cotton - Synthetic - Woolen – Sheer - Silk – Linen - Pile fabrics - Plain weave - Twill weave - Basket
weave - Sateen weave - Rib weave Honey comb. Knitting samples – warp knit & weft knit.
Unit X: Fashion Industry and Career Prospect (20 questions)
Career in fashion - Fashion designer - Auxiliary Service in Fashion Design - Fashion Design Technician –
Education – Industry - Meaning and scope of business - Introduction to Fashion merchandising -
Brief knowledge of fashion trend, trade fairs, fashion show, boutique, garment production unit - Study of
fashion Fraternity - Leading Fashion Designers - Textile Designers.

22. Trade - Fitter

(ITI Standard)
Code: 436
Unit I: Safety and Its Important (10 Questions)
Safety and General Precautions in Industry/Shop floor - Personal Productive Equipments (PPE) - First
Aid– Operations of Electrical Mains - Disposal of Waste Materials- Occupational Safety and Health– Safety
Signs – Response to Emergencies – Importance of House Keeping – Material Handling - Lifting and
Handling Loads – Moving Heavy Equipments.

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Unit II: Basic Fitting (30 Questions)

Linear Measurement – Base unit of linear measurement, System of units of measurement, Multiples of a
Metre and their values. Steel Rule - Purpose of steel rule, Types, precautions to be followed while using
steel rule.
Marking Instruments – Feature, uses and type of Scriber, Caliper, Punches, Hammer, “V” Block, Try
Square - Bevel Gauge, Bevel Protractor, Combination Set, Surface Gauge, Surface Plate, Angle Plate.
Cutting Tools – Hack Saw Frames, Hacksaw Blades, Files and Special files types and specification, Cold
chisel and types, Power Saws, Drilling Machines, Drilling Operations, Drills, Taps, Dies, Tap drill size and
Blank Size calculation.
Grinding – Grinding Machines, Grinding Wheel Specification, Loading, Glazzing, Dressing and Truing.
Work holding Devices – Bench Vice, Machine Vice, Clamps and Strap.
Tool Holding Devices – Drill Chuck & Key, Tapper Sleeve & Sockets, Tap Wrench, Die Stock.
Precision Measuring Instruments – construction, Least Count, Graduation and types of Vernier Caliper,
Micro Metre, Vernier Micrometer, Screw thread Micrometer, Vernier Bevel Protractor, Dial Caliper, Dial
test indicator and camparator.
Unit III: Sheet Metal Work (20 Questions)
Safety in sheet metal work shop - Metal sheets and their uses – Hand lever shear – Sheet metal Tools,
Different shear operation - Rivet & Riveting - Solder & Soldering.
Unit IV: Welding (20 Questions)
Safety in welding shop - Welding Hand Tools – Gas Welding Equipments and Process – Setting of
Parameter for Arc welding Machines – Oxy – Acetylene cutting Equipments – Arc welding defects and
Testing – Types of Joints – Selection and Storage of Electrodes.
Unit V: Limit, Fit, Tolerance and Interchangeabilty (10 Questions)
Necessity of Interchangeability – Standard System of Limit and Fits Terminology – Fits and Classification
as per Indian Standard – BIS system of Limits and Fits reading the standard chart – Hole and Shaft basis
system of Limit and Fit.
Unit VI: Turning (20 Questions)
Safety while working on Lathes – Lathe Main Parts – Feed & Thread cutting Mechanism – Methods of
Holding Jobs – Different Lathe Operations – Lathe Tool and its Nomenclature – Tool Selection – Lathe
cutting speed and Feed – Use of Cutting fluid (Coolant) and Properties.
Unit VII: Basic Maintenance, Erection and Testing of Machineries (20 Questions)
Total Productive Maintenance – Routine Maintenance – Break down Maintenance & Preventive
Maintenance - Installation of Machinery – Foundation bolts and types – Sling Load for Shifting – Erection
Tools and Techniques – Fork Lift and Pallet Truck - Lubricant and its Properties – Types of Lubrication -
Different Methods of Lubrication.
Repair Technique – Power Transmission Elements and its types, application and Uses (Gear, Belt and
Pulley, Coupling, Chain and Sproket, Clutches, Bearing and bearing metals – Velocity Ratio calculation in
Gear and Belt and chain drive.
Unit VIII: Metals: Metal & Non Metal (20 Questions)
Ferrous Metal Manufacturing process and properties (Pig Iron , Cast Iron , Wrought Iron and Steel) – Non
- Ferrous Metal properties and uses (Aluminium , Lead , Tin Copper , Zinc and their Alloys) – Heat

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Treatment – Structure of steels – Annealing – Normalizing - Hardening – Tempering – Different methods
of Surface hardening - Prevention of Rust and Corrosion - Galvanizing , Electro Plating , Cladding , Metal
Spraying and Cementation.
Unit IX: Assembling (30 Questions)
Locking Devices – Screws, Bolt and Nuts, Keys, Cotters, Split Pin, Screw Driver, Spanners, Power Tools.
Gauges and Template – Radius gauge , Screw Pitch gauge , Drill Gauge , Centre gauge , Feeler gauge ,
Wire gauge , Telescopic gauge.
Limit Gauges – Principle of ‘Go’ and ‘No-GO’ - Plug gauge, Snap gauge, Ring gauge, Taper gauge.
Sine bar and Slip gauge – Principle, uses, application and Taper calculation.
Finishing Process – Lapping, Honing, Frosting and Scrapping – Application and Methods.
Jig and Fixtures – Construction, Types and its accessories – Advantages and Disadvantages.
Inspection – Visual inspection, Quality Standard, Quality control inspection.
Unit X: Hydraulics and Pneumatics (20 Questions)
Hydraulics – Safety precautions – Symbols – Filters – Pumps – Cylinders – Flow control Valves – Tube
and pipe assembly – application and common maintenance of hydraulic.
Pneumatics – Safety Precautions – Symbols – FRL Unit – Actuator – Cylinder – Types of pneumatic valve
– Air compressor parts and function – Electro pneumatic system - application and common maintenance
of pneumatic.
Pipe and Pipe fittings – Pipe fitting Tools, Symbols, Standard pipe fitting accessorie, Pipe thread, Pipe die
and Tap, Repair and maintenance of Water Tap.

23. Trade - Food Production (General)

(ITI Standard)
Code: 536
Unit I: General Safety Precaution and First Aid of Kitchen (10 Questions)
Elementry of first aid – Importance of safety work in kitchen – Personal safety and grooming - General
safety in Hotel industries – How to handle electronic equipments and machineries.
Unit II: Maintain Cleanliness of Kitchen, Handling Equipment and Utensils Safely, Hierarchy of
Kitchen (10 Questions)
Understand the work flow of kitchen – Follow the rules and regulations of kitchen – Identification of kitchen
service equipments - How to handle the kitchen epuipment – Hygiene or Cleanliness and procedure to
maintain in kitchen – Disposal procedure of waste material in kitchen – Duties and responsibilities of
kitchen Hierarchy.
Unit III: Menu Planning and Menu Engineering (20 Questions)
Classification of raw materials – Preparation of Ingredients – Method of mixing food – Effect of heat on
various food – Reaction with metal in acid / alkaline medium – weighing and measures texture of food –
International Standard of meats and Cheese – Indian culinary terms - French culinary terms – Asian
Cuisine, American Cuisine and Continental cuisine – A’ la carte, Buffet, Table d’ hote , Gueridon service
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Unit IV: Method of Cooking (30 Questions)
Mise en place – Cutting techniques – Yield management and wastage control – Methods of cooking special
application Sauteing, Searing, Braising, Boiling, Poaching, Broiling, Grilling, Baking, Steaming, Stewing,
blanching, Roasting and Frying – Method of cooking special application of meat, fish, vegetable, cheese,
pulses and eggs – Conventional method of cooking, Microwave cooking, Non-Conventional method solar
and fast food cooking operation.
Unit V: Cold Food Preparation Salads, Soups, Vegetable (English Vegetables) and Butter
(30 Questions)
Salad dressing and their classification – Accompaniments and garnish – Basic stock aspic & Jellies – Roux
blanc, Roux blonde, Roux burn –Types of Soups (International Soup) - Types of stocks and sauce –
derivative of sauces – Method of cooking different vegetables – Types of English vegetables – Types of
butter and history – Types of cheeses (International Cheese)
Unit VI: Herbs and Contiments, Spices, Pulses and Cereals, Appetizer and Starters, Fruits, Juices
and Eggs (10 Questions)
Types of Herbs and contiments – Types of Spices – Types of Pulses - Types of Cereals - Types of
Sandwiches and Canapes - Types of Fruits - Types of Juices – Types of cooking eggs – Uses of eggs in
kitchen
Unit VII: Cuts of Meats, Game Birds, Poultry and Sea Foods with their Sauces (15 Questions)
Cuts of Beef, Lamb, Mutton, Pork and Weighing – Poultry classification preparation dressings cuts and
uses – Classification of Game birds preparation cuts and uses – Fish classification scaling, cleaning and
preparation cuts and uses.
Unit VIII: Bakery and Confectionary Foods, Sweet Dishes and Cold Desserts (30 Questions)
Characteristics and types of leavening / Raising agent – Types of yeast – Types of flour – Types of pastries
– Principle of pastry making – Working techniques – Types of breads and bread rolls – Types of cakes,
gateau, pastries – Pie and cookies varieties – Custards, Creams, Frozen desserts and Sauces - Varieties
of Indian Sweet dishes.
Unit IX: Indian Cuisine, Chinese Cuisine, French Cuisine, Italian Cuisine (25 Questions)
Indian types of breakfast menu, Lunch menu, Dinner Menu, Variety of Dhal – Main Course dishes –
Chinese menu, types of soup, types of noodles, types of rice, types of dessert – French breakfast menu,
Gueridon service, French service – Types of pasta, Types of pizza.
Unit X: Food Safety Standard Authority of India (FSSAI) and Hazard Analyse Critical Control Point
(HACCP) (20 Questions)
Prevailing food standards in India – Food adultration as a public health hazard – Sample test in the
detection of common food – Types of Hazard - Biological Hazard, Chemical Hazard and Physical Hazard.

24. Trade: In-Plant Logistics Assistant

(ITI Standard)
Code: 569
Unit I: Safe working Practice (15 Questions)
Types of dangerous goods and their associated risks - Ways of safe handling - Safety rules and
Procedures - Standard operating procedures (SOP) and the handling procedure in case of miss-
happenings - Company safety policy, inside the company premises - Personal Protective Equipment
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(PPE) and their usage - consequences of wrong usage - Selection of PPE - Details Occupational Safety
and Health Administration standards (OSHA) and its application - 5S and its implementation and practice
in the company - Health, Safety and Security measures to be adopted during operations and its
maintenance.
Unit II: Body postures - benefits and hazards (10 Questions)
Physical requirements for performing different functions (Body Positions) - Different body postures for
different activities - their benefits and hazards.
Unit III: Concepts of Logistics in a manufacturing setup and Supply Chain Logistics (20 Questions)
Introduction to Logistics in a manufacturing setup - key concepts of Logistics in a manufacturing setup and
supply chain logistics - Key activities being conducted – Inbound, in-plant and outbound activities - Types
of roles and associated responsibility of in-plant logistics technician - logistics activities in an industrial
setup - information of different logistics activities.
Unit IV: In-plant logistics activities (20 Questions)
Basic activities of in-plant logistics, Loading, Unloading, Receiving, Sorting, Storing, Picking and Dispatch
activities - The process of coordinating with assembly line regarding requirement and addressing the same
in a timely manner - learning group activities connected with in plant logistics.
Unit V: Basic inventory management (25 Questions)
Elaborate receiving and storage processes - Basics of allocation of Goods storage location – Introduction
to different types of inventory management – FIFO (First In First Out), LIFO (Last In First Out) - Basic
advantages, benefits, challenges associated with inventory models and suitability to different
manufacturing setups - Keeping the inventory count and records under various methods - Changing
inventory levels - Cross verification of Inventory - Do’s and Don’ts during Inventory counting - Various good
practices associated with inventory management and handling - benefits – Good practices associated with
inventory management and handling.
Unit VI: Use of Tracking Devices in Warehouse (20 Questions)
Knowledge on Computer and Associated software - Communication Devices used in warehouse
environment to track and count inventory - Knowledge on Scanning equipment including Bar / QR Code
Scanner and Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) devices used
Unit VII: Material Handling Equipment (MHE) (10 Questions)
Various MHEs like forklift, Conveyors, Industrial cranes, Industrial Trucks, Industrial Robots, Automated
Guided Vehicles (AGV) - Their Capacity, Usage, Technical Limitations - Suitability of use for different
activities.
Unit VIII: Inbound process (30 Questions)
Different types of raw materials and intermediary goods that can be procured and stored - Various Work
in Progress (WIP) and finished goods that can be stored – Equipment for different scenarios and Products
– Different Types of Forms and Reports Available - Requirement of the manufacturing line and maintaining
the required inventory of different items - Co-coordinating with vendors of timely supply of appropriate
quantities of items based on usage norms and requirement of manufacturing setup - Various Verifications
to be undertaken at the time of receipt of goods - Basic formats and reporting associated with receipt of
goods - Updating of counts in routine Planning and scheduling deliveries as per requirement - Various best
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Unit IX: Out-bound process (30 Questions)
Different dispatch orders and associated signing authorities for acknowledgment and delivery reports -
Instructions coming from manufacturing setup – Selection of right equipment for different scenarios and
products - Process of identifying the item and the required carrier for industrial setup - Efficient outbound
process management - The processes – Instructions coming from manufacturing setup - Delivery
Scheduling - Carrier resource utilization and identification of items for carrier to carry/transport - Delivery
Scheduling - Carrier Resource Management - Activities to be conducted in dispatch - Dispatch Record –
Number verification and type of product - Dispatch Acknowledgement – Dispatch Record - Number and
Type Of Product - co-ordination with manufacturing and delivery teams - delivery and delivery reports -
Various good practices associated with product handling and their benefits.
Unit X: Documentation and Reporting (20 Questions)
Different types of reports related to inventory change, dispatches, delivery success, inbound receipts -
Different types of Management Information System (MIS) systems that are commonly used for reporting
Making and updating reports in MIS - Microsoft excel or open office - Various good practices associated
with reporting activities and their benefits.

25. Trade - Industrial Robotics and Digital Manufacturing Technician

(ITI Standard)
Code: 538
Unit I: General Safety Precautions and First Aid (15 Questions)
Safety and General Precautions – First Aid – PPEs – 5s – Occupational Safety and health – Fire
Extinquishers-Safety Signs – Response to Emergencies safe use of tools and equipments.
Unit II: Customer Needs and Product Specifications (10 Questions)
Customer needs and Specifications – Product Design Development – Customer Relationship
Management-Prepare check list of customers needs-Products Specifications.
Unit III: Knowledge of Industrial Engineering Drawing and Requirements (15 Questions)
GD & Symbol on Engineering Drawing – Concept of Limits Fits tolerances & Symbols – Reading of
Industrial Drawing – Customer Specific Requirements-Checklist of Dimensions-Importance of
Interchangeability and ISO standards.
Unit IV: Various Types of Industrial Robots and Perform Their Configuration, Robotic Cell
Components and Application of Tools, Installation of Robot, Power on the Robot and Making the
Cell (25 Questions)
Application of Industrial Robot – Various types of Robots – Different Configurations of Robots – Robotic
cell Components – Types of Sensors used in Industrial Robot – Install and Inspect Mechanical and
Electrical Connections – Robot Structure and Functions of Robot System and Additional Equipments –
Starting up and Shutdown steps Robot – Concept of Robotic cell Health-Importance of Robots in
Manufacturing and – Production Industrial Case Studies of Customization and Trending Application Robot
in Industry-Safety Measures of industrial Robots – Physical Grouting of Robot and other Peripheral
Devices.
Unit V: Run Operations with Teach Pendent Key Functions and User Interface for Teach Pendant.
(30 Questions)
Function of the Front and Back of the Teach Pendant-Tool Coordinate System – User Interface of the
Teach Pendant – Different touch Pendant Function Keys – Types of Mode - Types of Motion.
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Unit VI: Industrial Robot Simulation / Software, Industrial Need to Create a Program with Help of
Robotic Simulation Software. (25 Questions)
Robot components and creating new model in Simulation Position, Variation in Robots – Robot axis
Movement – Cycle time and its importance – Importance of tool path optimization Techniques-Calculate
the Productivity and Machining cost of Operation-Create Welding and Pick and place program with help
of Simulation Software and Compare the Tool Path with manual Program-Various types Communication
interface available in Robot Simulation Software-Basic Components of Robots and its Functions-Operator
Job In Robot Cell – Safety Consideration-Create the Welding Program and Pick and Place Program in
Simulation Software.
Unit VII: Robotic Coordinate System (15 Questions)
Co-Ordinate system by multiple motion movements, Types of Coordinate System - X, Y, Z Coordinate
System-Axis System of Robots-Type of Joints in Robot.
Unit VIII: Application of Tools and Components, Architecture of Welding Robot System - Establish
Communication with PLC and Assemble Welding Torch for Operation (25 Questions)
Application based modification in Robotic cell Components – Assembling of Gripper to Manipulator,
Resolve the Incorporate programming, Pendant & alarm resolution, Parameters setting of application
based controllers – PLC and Robot Communication for Communicate with HMI – Loop control instructions
– Power source connection with Robot controller - Selection Welding Tool Robot- End effector and their
Functions.
Unit IX: Read existing Program and Execution Techniques operation of Industrial Robots,
Following the safety procedure for Programmer. (25 Questions)
Different connections of Grippers – Pick and Place Program with help of Gripper – Hand Instruction in
Robot-Different Motion Parameters – Program and Execution Techniques – Operation of Industrial
Robots-Safety Procedure for Programmer – Welding Parameters Settings, Concept of Industry 4.0 -
Remote Monitoring and Connectivity of Industrial Robot.
Unit X: Preventive Maintenance and Basic Trouble Shooting. (15 Questions)
Preventive Maintenance plan – Standard Operating Procedure-Inspect Weld wire and replacing of Weld
wire-Verifying the Welding Gas-Use of Tool Kit used for Robotics Preventive Maintenance & basic Trouble
Shoot-Verify all the safety Sensors.

26. Trade - Information and Communication Technology System Maintenance

(ITI Standard)
Code: 537
Unit I: Basic Electrical and Passive Components (25 Questions)
Safety Precaution – First Aid – Basic Electrical Components – Classification of Measuring
Instruments – Measurement of Current, Voltage, Resistance and Power – Soldering and Desoldering –
Types and Classifications of Resistors, Inductors, Capacitors, Transformers – Working principles and
Applications - Verification of Ohm’s Law and Kirchhoff’s Laws – Resonance
Unit II: Active Components (30 Questions)
Types of Semi-Conductors, Diodes and Characteristics working principles and application – Types of
Rectifiers and Filters working principles and application– Zener Diodes Characteristics and Voltage
Regulation working principles and application – Types and Classification of Transistors – Characteristics
and Configurations – Working principles and application - Types of Biasing and amplifiers - Working
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principles and application – Types of Field Effect Transistor (FET) – Uni-Junction Transistor (UJT), Silicon
Controlled Rectifier (SCR), Triode for Alternating Current (TRIAC), Diode for Alternating Current (DIAC)
working principles and application.
Unit III: Power Supply, Logic Circuits and CRO (35 Questions)
Power Supply – Fixed and Variable – Inverters and converters working principles and application –
Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) – Types working principles and applications – Cells and Battery Types
and its Classification – Construction and Applications - Number system and conversion. Basic Logic Gates
– Truth table and Boolean Algebra – Combinational Logic Circuits – Comparator – Decoder and Encoder
– Multiplexer and Demultiplexer – Flip Flops – Types and Applications – Counters and its Types –
Converters and its Types and Applications – Shift Registers and its Types and Applications – K-Maps –
Cathode Ray Oscilloscope (CRO) working principles, Parameters and Applications - Stepper Motor - Drive
– Types of Sensors and Relays - Microprocessor – Basic Architecture.
Unit IV: Computer Software and Hardware (20 Questions)
Introduction to word processing and spread sheet software – formatting text and Editing – Mail Merge and
printing – formatting cells – formula in cells – features and applications - Introduction to
computers – classification Generation and Application - Basic Hand Tools used for computer and
specification - Types of cabinet, form factor – cables and connectors - Types and functions of Input / output
(I/O) Devices, Ports, Keyboard Mouse, Monitor Speaker, Mike – Types, Classification and specification of
Processors and Semiconductor Memories - Memory devices: Floppy Disk Drive , Hard Disk Drive, CD
ROM Drive, DVD ROM Drive, Technology and working principles HDD parts and its working principles,
performance, features, precautions, preventive maintenance – Complementary Metal – Oxide
Semiconductor (CMOS) setting – scan and Defrag – Installation of System software and Application
software – Functions of GUI, Description of Desktop icons, control Panel, Properties and Execution.
Unit V: System Utilities, Windows Utilities and Laptop Computer (25 Questions)
Magnetic, optical and magneto optical drives – Types, working principles and application – Formatting and
partitioning of Hard disk drive – Redundant Array of Independent Disk (RAID) – Bad sector in
HDD – Master Boot Record (MBR) Types of malware – Antivirus and Anti – Spy ware software, Virus
removal –Software version and Updation - Different configurations of computer and its peripherals
compatibilities - Pre-Installation and Post-Installation software - Backup procedures – Awareness of Legal
Aspects of using computers - Installing Hardware drivers – Device Manager – Power on self-Text (POST)-
Junk file Removal – Linux OS – outlook configure and Backup – Laptop and its types and working principles
– Switched Mode Power Supply (SMPS) – Mother Board types, Components on Mother Board and their
Interconnection – Chipset and Bus standards – Processors – Types, versions – BIOS - Description of
Communication ports in mother Board – Upgrading components on Mother Board – Jumper setting and
CMOS features – Single In-line Memory Module (SIMM) & Dual In-line Memory Model (DIMM) Memory
Modules.
Unit VI: Linux Operating System and Computer Peripherals (10 Questions)
Basic Linux Commands – Types of Printers and its Classifications – Dot-matrix, Laser, Inkjet,
Passbook - Block diagram and function of each unit installation Techniques - working principles of
mechanical assembly and sensors. Replacing and refilling of toner cartridges - Working principles of
Plotters, MFD, Network Printers and Scanners – Precaution – Preventive maintenance – Probable Defects
– Circuit analysis – Servicing.
Unit VII: Monitors, Projectors and Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) (15 Questions)
Types of Monitors, Classifications, Specification and working principles – Comparison between Cathode
Ray Tube (CRT), Thin Film Transistor (TFT) and Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) Monitors - Working
principles of LCD projector and Touch Pad – Sound Card – Specification and Principles of working – Types

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of UPS and Specification, Working principles and application – Measurements of UPS parameters –
Verification of Back up time – Routine maintenance and Servicing.
Unit VIII: Maintenance and Trouble Shooting of Personal Computer (15 Questions)
Types of MODEM Installation and configuration – Different types of Add on cards – Recognizing POST
error message code and rectification– Upgrading of PC – Updating of system software and application
software – Safety precaution, preventive maintenance and Troubleshooting of PC – Parts and functions
of Backup drives - ZIP Drive, Magneto Optical Disk (MOD) drive, CD Writer, and Troubleshooting –
Introduction of TABLET / SMART Devices Working principles – Types of OS used in smart devices,
Hardware and Software trouble shooting techniques.
Unit IX: Internet and Network Devices (15 Questions)
Internet and web browser – Search Engine – e-mail - Cloud Computing – Computer Networks – Network
Topologies – Classifications - Communication media and connectors - OSI Model – Network devices – IP
Addressing and protocols – video Calling and conferencing - Integrate wired and wireless networks –
Surveillance using Network devices – Network security Threats and firewall Techniques.
Unit X: Server Configuration and Network Security (10 Questions)
Windows Server – Basic configuration and Installation – DNS and DHCP – Remote Access – RRAS
policies – TCP/IP Routing – Web Server – Concept of Backup and Recovery – managing Network traffic
– Problems of Internet Connectivity- Linux Server – installation and configuration – SWAT – Password
Authentication – Telnet.
27. Trade - Machinist
(ITI Standard)
Code: 539
Unit I: General Safety Precaution and First Aid (10 Questions)
First aid – Floor Maintenance - Health Hazard – Safety and Road Signs – Electrical Safety – Fire
Extinguishers – Introduction of Personal Protective Equipment’s (PPE) – House Keeping – Disposal of
Waste Materials.
Unit II: Basic Fitting (20 Questions)
Marking – Hacksawing – Chiselling – Surface Gauges – Surface Plate – Drilling – Vernier Height Gauge
– Counter Sinking – Try Square – Divider – Types of Caliper - Punch and their uses - Uses of Different
Types of Hamer – Use and Care of Marking Table – Elements of File – Types of Vice – Hacksaw of Frame
with Blade – Files Specification and Grade – Tap and Die – Pedestal Grinder – Bench Grinder – Loading
Glazing – Dressing – Truing – Radial Drilling – Cutting Speed and Feed of Drilling Machine – Inter
Changeable Manufacturer.
Unit III: Gauges (15 Questions)
Scale – Surface Gauge – Universal Surface Gauge – Try Square – Depth Gauge – Combination Set –
Marking Media – V Blocks – Angle Plate – Parallel Block – Vernier Height Gauge and their Parts – Limit
and Fits – Inter Changeability – Grade and Tolerance - Vernier Caliper and Parts – Types of Micrometer
with Parts – Dial test Indicators – Description and Uses of Sinebar and Slip Gauge – Screw Pitch Gauge.
Geometrical tolerances – Definition - Symbol. Bore dial gauge and its parts, usage - Telescopic gauge.
Unit IV: Lathe Turning and Advanced Turning (40 Questions)
Lathe Parts – Cutting Tools – Driving Mechanism - Types of Lathe - Orthogonal and Oblique Cutting –
Facing – Turning – Drilling – Boring – Grooving – Parallel Turning – Step Turning – Parting – Chambering
– U cut – Reaming – Knurling – Types of Cutting Tools, Material, Shapes and Different Angles – Types of
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Chip, Chip Breaker – Tool life – Driving Mechanism - Types of Taper – Taper Turning by Compound Slide
and Offset Method - Vee Threads – Taper Turning Attachments – Mandrels - Centres and Elements –
Thread Calculations – Single and Multi Start Threads – Lathe Centre – Lathe Plate – Driving Plate – Face
Plate – Rests and their types and uses – Simple Gear Train and Compound Gear Train – Change Gears.
Unit V: Milling Machine (30 Questions)
Introduction of Milling Machine – Types – Parts – Construction and Specification – Different Milling
Operations – Plain, Face, Angular, Form, Gang and Straddle – Up and Down Milling - Driving and Feed
Mechanism – Types of Milling Cutters their uses and nomenclature - Operation – Attachment - Jig and
Fixtures – Types and Uses of Jig and Fixtures - Physical Mechanical – Properties of Metal and Heat
Treatment - Indexing Head and Types and Constructional Details - Calculation for Direct Simple Indexing
– Grade of Tolerance – Vertical Milling – Helix and Spiral – Reamars.
Unit VI: Grinding and Tool and Cutter Grinding (30 Questions)
Introduction Grinding Wheel – Abrasive Types, Bond, Grade, Grid, Structure and Standard Marking of
Wheel - Marking System – Types of Dresser – Glazing, Loading, Truing - Surface Quality – Roughness
Value and their Symbol - Surface Grinder – Types, Parts, Construction uses – Specification and Safety -
Cylindrical Grinder – Introduction Parts, Construction, Types, Specification – Wet Grinding, Dry Grinding
and Various types of Grinding Wheel - Cutting Speed, Feed – Defects and Remedies - Tool and Grinder
Cutter – Attachments. Introduction parts construction use and specification. Various methods of cutter
grinding and their uses.
Unit VII: Computerised Numerical Control (CNC) Lathe (10 Questions)
Safety Elements – Functions – Feedback Control System – Operation and Tool bath – Coordinate
Geometry – G Code and M Code – Program Modes – Insert Tool Holders - Cutting Speed and Feed –
Writing Programme using simulator – Cutting Parameter - Work and Tool Offset, Hard and Safety Jaws –
Modes - Edit Program – Important Keys and Norms - Offset – Tool Selection – Collision – Failure and
Alarm Course.
Unit VIII: CNC Milling (VMC- Vertical Machining Centre) (10 Questions)
Safety – Functions – Control System – Tool bath – Polar Coordinates – G90 and G91 – Program – G Code
– M Code – Sub Programming – Cutting Tool – Speed and Feed – Wear life – Parameter – Tool life –
Stimulator Process Planning – Different Modes – Offset - Holding Fixtures – Modes of Operation – Editing
– Entering Program – Switches and Buttons and Controls and Program first part – Over Travel – Operation
and Effect – Collision – Thread milling - Offset – Emergency Stop – Program Transfer – Concept – Hour
rate.
Unit IX: Repair, Overhauling and Slotting (15 Questions)
Lubricants – Lubricants System-types and Importance – Periodic Lubricants System Simple Repair Work
- Maintenance – Definition – Types and its Necessity – Routine Maintenance with Checklist – System of
Symbol and Colour Coding – Inspection of Machine Tools such as alignment levelling – Accuracy testing
of machine tools such as Geometrical Parameters - Remedies of Equipments in Industries - Slotter –
Classification – Driving and Quick Return Mechanism – Job Holding Devices – Spline Types and Uses.
Unit X: Advance Milling and Gears (20 Questions)
Spur gear – Rack gear calculation. Curves and their uses - Helix and spiral introduction types and elements
- Types of gear calculation cutting helical gear. Reamer Types Calculation for Cutting – Twist Drill –
Calculation for Cutting Tool - Cutting of Milling Machine Bevel gear – Cams – Worm wheel – Keys and
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 28. Trade - Manufacturing Process Control and Automation
(ITI Standard)
Code: 543
Unit I: Workplace Safety Regulations and Computers operations (10 Questions)
Workplace Safety - Basics of First Aid - Electrical Safety - Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) - Handling
Emergencies: Power Failure, Fire and System Failures - 5S Concept and Its Industrial Applications - 5S
Concept and Its Applications - Occupational Safety - Health and Environmental Regulations -
Manufacturing Process and Automation.
Introduction to Computers - Windows Operating System (OS) - File Management - Computer Hardware -
Software Specifications - Application - Software Installation.
Unit II: Manufacturing Processes and Automation (15 Questions)
Basics of Process Control and its industrial applications - Quality Control in Process Industries - Discrete
Manufacturing and Applications - Continuous Manufacturing Process - Batch Manufacturing and Quality
Testing.
Unit III: PLC Numbering Systems and Memory Organization (20 Questions)
Number Systems in Computer Architecture - Binary, Octal, Decimal and Hexadecimal Systems –
Conversions - Programming Devices in PLC - PLC Program Development and Storage - Memory Unit and
Control Actions in PLC.
Unit IV: PLC Applications and Selection Criteria (15 Questions)
Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) Basics - Functions of PLC – Logic - Timer - Counter - PLC Memory
- Instruction Storage - On/Off Control - Sequencing in PLC – Arithmetic - Data Handling in PLC - PLC
Block Diagram - Working Principle.
Unit V: PLC Input / Output Modules and Devices (25 Questions)
PLC Input and Output Modules - Signal Conversion and Isolation in Input/Output Modules – Input / Output
Interface and Signal Conversions - Types of Input/Output Modules: DC, AC, AC/DC - Sinking and Sourcing
in Input/Output Modules - Communication Between Input/Output and CPU - Input Devices - Push Buttons
- Switches, Sensors - Output Devices – Indicators – Buzzers - Actuators - Types of Motors – DC Motor -
Brushless Motor - Stepper Motors.
Unit VI: PLC Panel Wiring and VFD Operation (30 Questions)
Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) Panel Components – DIN Rail and Equipment Mounting - Cable
Channel and Wire Connections - Power Supply – Switch Mode Power Supply (SMPS) – Transformer -
Power Sockets - Control Devices – Relays – Contactors - Connectors - HMI, Selector Switch, Push
Buttons, Indicating Lamps - Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) Basics - AC Motor Speed Control: Voltage
vs Frequency - VFD Power Conversion and Function – Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) Components –
Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor (IGBT), Metal Oxide Semi-Conductor Field Effect Transistor (MOSFET),
Microprocessor, Digital Signal Processing (DSP) - Working Principle of VFD.
Unit VII: PLC Ladder Diagrams and Advanced Instructions (30 Questions)
PLC Programming Basics - Types of PLC Programming Languages - Textual Languages - Instruction List
- Structured Text - Graphical Languages - Ladder Diagram (LD) - Function Block Diagram (FBD) -
Sequential Function Chart (SFC) - Ladder Logic (Relay Logic) - Basic PLC Programming Instructions- XIC
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PLC Timers – ON Delay Timer (TON) – OFF - Delay Timer (TOFF) - Retentive Timer (RTO) - Preset and
Accumulated Values in Timers.
PLC Counters - Up Counter - Down Counter - Up/Down Counter - Trigger Inputs in Counters - Interpreting
Timers and Counters in PLC Programming - Internal Instructions in PLC.
Unit VIII: HMI Installation, Configuration and PLC Interface (15 Questions)
Interfacing of PLC and HMI - Types of Communication Cables for PLC – Human Machine Interface (HMI)
Connection - HMI Panel and Touchscreen Interface - HMI Application in Industrial Automation - Types of
HMI Screens - Changing Screens and Viewing Process in HMI.
Unit IX: SCADA Operation, PLC Interface and Communication Networks (20 Questions)
Introduction to SCADA - SCADA System Architecture - Functions of Supervisory Control and Data
Acquisition (SCADA) - SCADA Communication with PLCs and PID Controllers - Master Terminal Unit
(MTU) in SCADA - Remote Terminal Unit (RTU) and Its Functions.
SCADA Data Communication and Network Protocols – Real Time Data Acquisition in SCADA -
Information/Data Presentation in SCADA – Human Machine Interface (HMI) in SCADA - Monitoring and
Control in SCADA.
Unit X: SCADA Architecture, HMI vs SCADA and Simulation (20 Questions)
HMI vs SCADA: Key Differences - SCADA as a Remote Monitoring System - HMI as a Local Monitoring
Interface - Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) vs Distributed Control System (DCS): Understanding the
Differences - Role of PLCs in Automation - HMI as a PC Based Interface - SCADA System Hardware
Architecture - Client Layer and Data Server Layer in SCADA - SCADA Software Architecture – Real - Time
Database in SCADA - Functions of SCADA Servers - Trending and Diagnostic Data in SCADA - SCADA
for Maintenance and Logistics - SCADA with PLC interface Simulation.
SCADA Project Import and Export (CSV File) - Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) in SCADA - Multi-
Language Switching in SCADA - Project Archiving and Retrieval in SCADA - SCADA Simulation: Simple
Heat Exchanger - SCADA Simulation: Chemical Reactor.

29. Trade - Mechanic Auto Body Repair

(ITI Standard)
Code: 541
Unit I: General Safety Precaution First Aid (10 Questions)
Importance of safety – Basic need of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) – First Aid – Safe Disposal of
used engine oil – Hazard Identification – Safety signs for Danger Warning – Personal Safety – Fire
Extinguishers – safe handling of Fuel Spillage – Safe disposal of toxic dust – Testing of Lifting Equipment
– Energy saving Tips / Audit of ITI Electricity Usage.
Unit II: Fasteners, Cutting Tools, Hand Tools and Power Tools (20 Questions)
Measuring & Marking tools – Hand Tools –Cleaning tools- Scraper –Surface plates - Try square – Callipers
inside and outside – Dividers - Cross-cut - Hammer - Lump – Mallet - Different type of body hammers -
Dolly block – Spoon body picks - Body pullers and pull rods - Suction cup - Scratch awl – Multi grip -
Tinsnips sheet metal cutting pliers - (Aviation snips) – Panel cutters - Trim and upholstery tools - Door
handle tool (clip pullers) - Different type of files – Sanding board - Sanding block - Spreaders and
squeegees - Air powered tools Advantage over electrical powered tools - spray gun - Disc type and dual
action (finishing) sander - air grinders - Air saw - Air scraper - Air impact wrench - Air ratchet - Air drill -
Spot welder mover air drill - Spot weld cutter Drill type & Hole saw type - Air chisel – Air blow gun - Spray
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guns – wrenches - Torque wrenches Types of Jack - Frame rack - Maintenance of hydraulic tools -
Hydraulic lifts - Engine crane -Lock rings – Keys Split pens – Hacksaw – Files – Grinding – Chisel –
Removal of Stud and bolt- Measuring practice – Practice on cutting.
Unit III: Drilling Machine, Hand Reamers & Sheet Metal Operations (10 Questions)
Bench type Drilling Machine – Portable electrical Drilling Machine – Hand Taps – Die and Die stock – Hand
Reamers – Sheet metal joints – Shearing – Bending – Drawing – Riveting – Soldering – Brazing – Wire
gauges – Blow lamp – Marking and Drilling clear and Blind Holes.
Unit IV: Electrical and Electronics Components (10 Questions)
Principles - Ohm's law Voltage – Current – Resistance – Power – Energy – Voltmeter - Ammeter,
Ohmmeter - Multi meter - Conductors & Insulators – Wires - Introduction to Hydraulics & Pneumatics
Components – Definition of Pascal law – pressure – Force - Viscosity – Pneumatic Symbols.
Unit V: Vehicle Specification (20 Questions)
Identification of different type of Vehicle – Service station Equipment – Vehicle hoists – Types of body –
Parts of Unibody design vehicle – Under body front and rear section – Structural components – Sports
utility vehicle – Service manuals – Collision repair guides – Vehicle Construction Technology – Repair
Order – Description of Vehicle body and chassis – Vehicle Frame – Classification of IC engines - Front
Engine front wheel drive – Rear engine rear wheel drive Mid-engine rear – Unibody Design Factors.
Unit VI: Maintenance of Air Compressor (20 Questions)
Overhauling of Air compressor – Service FRL unit – Check the Oil level- Check the Oil filter – Check and
align a loose motor pulley – Types of Compressors – Compressor Accessories – Two stage rotary screw
air compressor – Air and fuel control equipment – Colour coding of airlines water line and fuel line.
Unit VII: Welding and Cutting Equipments Sheet Metal Repair (20 Questions)
Air system Maintenance Oxyacetylene welding – MIG welding – Clamping and MIG welding of sample
panel – Plug welding – Stich welding – Spot welding – TIG welding – Brazing – MIG welding equipments
– Welding Techniques – Welding defects – Resistance spot welding – Operating a squeeze – Tack weld
– Stich weld – Lap weld – Butt welds Practice on Minor Repair of damaged car -Type of HSS - Type of
Loading – Classifying body damage – Metal Straightening technique – Method of paint removal –
Straightening aluminium with Hammer – Filling and Grinding aluminium – Dent removal – Body Filler
application & sanding to ensure body repair – Maintenance of single action sander – Hammer and dolly
straighten damage on a door – Identify the Minor damage of Vehicle.
Unit VIII: Evaluate and Repair Damaged Plastic Part, Glasses and Door Fitting Repairing Process
(35 Questions)
Identify the thermoplastics – Common automotive plastics – Using chemical adhesive – Using Heat to
reshape plastics – Repair Common automotive plastics – Airless plastics welding – Ultrasonic plastic
welding – Plastic welding techniques – Plastic stich welding – Reinforced plastic repairs – Hood removal
– Hood adjustments – Bumper replacements – Fender removal, installing – Trunk lid adjustments –
Removing windshield – Door Removal Practice – Door glass adjustments – Identify the passenger
compartments – Seat services – Air and water leakage test – Type of Glasses – Windshield rubber gasket
service – Service doors- door construction -Window Regulator service – Door Glass adjustments – Station
wagon- Tailgate adjustments – Roof panel service – Carpeting service - Interior trim service – Dash panel
service – Water leak checking.
Unit XI: Structural Collision Damage and Measuring systems (35 Questions)
Use of Trame gauge – Measurement of the body damages – Gauge measuring system -Inspecting of
damage from passengers and Luggage – Computerized Measuring system - Collision Repair process –
Mash damage – Passengers and Luggage dimensions – Visually Determining the extent of impact damage
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– Measuring system - Tram gauges – Digital Tram gauges – Centering Gauges – Unibody Vehicles –
Primary damage – secondary damage – Collison damage – Impact and its effect on a vehicle –
Measurement of the body side panel – Measurement of the rear body – Digital Tram gauges – Diagnosing
damage – Central panel – Zero planes.
Unit X: Frame Straightening Equipments, Re-alignment Procedures, Vehicle and Occupant safety
(20 Questions)
Analysing damage – Length – Width – Side – Twist – Diamond – Strut – Unibody / Frame alignment –
Rollover damage – Visualizing front and Collisions – Bench straightening system – Structure alignment
procedure Unibody frame re alignment – Seat assemblies – Steering Column assembly – Carpeting
weather stripping – Glass trim panels – Cluster service – Headliner service – Console service.

30. Trade – Mechanic Electric Vehicle (MEV)

(ITI Standard)
Code: 542
Unit I: Safety Precautions in Auto Workshop, First Aid, hand Tools, Workshop Tools and
Equipment (15 Questions)
Safety - General Precautions observed in the Industry / Shopfloor - First aid - Operation of Electrical Mains
and Electrical Safety - PPEs - Response to Emergencies e.g. - Power Failure – Fire - System Failure -
Housekeeping and Good Shopfloor Practices - 5S Concept and its Application - Occupational Safety and
Health: Health, Safety and Environment guidelines, Legislations and Regulations - Basic Understanding
on Hot Work, Confined Space Work and Material Handling Equipment - Vehicle Hoists – Two Post and
Four Post Hoist - Engine Hoists - Mechanical Jacks - Hydraulic Jacks – Stands.
Unit II: Automobile Vehicle Types and their Specifications (10 Questions)
History of Automobile - Evolution and Growth of the Industry - Key Automobile Companies and their
Products - Brief Description of Components and their Locations - Classification of Automobiles based on
Various Aspects and Determining the Reason (Commercial, Passenger), Product Segments (Criteria for
Vehicle Types, Variants and Versions, Markets: India, EU and US).
Unit III: Electrical Circuits and Test their Parameters by using Electrical Measuring Instruments
(15 Questions)
Basic Electricity - Electricity Principles - Ground Connections - Ohm's Law – Power – Energy - Voltmeter,
Ammeter, Ohmmeter, Mulitmeter Conductors and Insulators - Wires, Shielding, Length vs resistance,
Resistor Ratings - Capacitors and Coils Fuses and Circuit Breakers, Ballast Resistor, Stripping Wire
Insulation - Cable Colour Codes and Sizes - Resistors in Series Circuits - Parallel Circuits and Series-
Parallel Circuits - Electro Static Effects - Capacitors and its Applications - Capacitors in Series and parallel,
Cells in series and parallel, Magnetic Effects - Heating Effects - Thermo-Electric energy – Thermistors -
Thermo Couples - Electrochemical Energy - Photovoltaic Energy - Piezo Electric Energy - Electromagnetic
Induction - Relays, Solenoids - Primary and Secondary Windings in Transformers, Stator and Rotor Coils
in Motor - Basics of AC & DC - Various terms such as +ve Cycle, -ve Cycle – Frequency - Time Period –
RMS – Peak - Instantaneous Value - Single Phase and Three Phase supply - Terms like Line and Phase
voltage/ Currents – Insulators - Conductors and Semiconductor Properties - Different type of Electrical
Cables.
Unit IV: Electronic Circuits and Analyse Their Circuit Functioning (15 Questions)
Basic Electronics - Electrical and Electronic Components - Switches - Normally Open, Normally Closed -
Single Pole Single Throw Switch (SPST) - Ganged, and Mercury Switches Used in Automobile Circuit -
Relay, ISO Relays, Solenoids, Buzzers – Resistors - Different Type of Resistors and Their Colour Codes
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- Fixed, Stepped, and Variable Resistors, Rheostat, Potentiometer - Diodes - Diode Identification and
Ratings - Zener Diodes - Avalanche Diodes - Light Emitting Diodes - Photo Diodes And Clamping Diodes
– Transistors - NPN, PNP, Field-Effect Transistor (FET), IGBT, Phototransistors - Integrated Circuits -
Circuit Protection Devices - Different Type of Fuses - Glass or Ceramic - Blade And Bullet or Cartridge
Fuses - Fusible Links, Maxi Fuses, Circuit Breaker, Positive Temperature Coefficient (PTC) Resistor,
Device, Logic Gates-OR, AND & NOT And Logic Gates Using Switches - Input and Output Interfacing -
PWM Generation.
Unit V: Electric Vehicle Components and Comparison of EV and IC Engine Vehicles based on
Performance (25 Questions)
Electric Vehicle Technology - EV Terminology Comparison of Electric Vehicle With IC Engine Vehicle
Based on Emissions, Range, Fuel Type - Types of Electric Vehicle, (Battery Electric Vehicle) BEV, (Hybrid
Electric Vehicle) HEV, (Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle) PHEV and (Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle) FCEV - Lux
Meters - Performance Parameter, Basics of Motors, Selection, Sizing and Characteristic of Motor -
Calculation for Motor Effort, Electric Transmission - Principle, Working and Operation of Propulsion System
- DC Motor - Drives Armature Voltage, Chopper Circuit, Step Up, Step Down Chopper, Control Strategy,
Chopper Amplifier - Brushless DC Motor Principle Working, Features, Speed Control System of Brushless
DC Motor, Efficiency, Calculation.
Unit VI: Automobile Systems and Subsystems (20 Questions)
Various Automotive Systems and Subsystems - Power Train - Engines and its Types - Transmission and
Driveline Systems - Chassis System: Chassis and Monocoque Body, Steering Systems, Suspension
System (Its Functions and Different Components, Different Types Like Double Wishbone - Trailing Twist
Axle Suspension, Macphersons Rut Suspension, Multi-Link etc) - Tyres and Wheels -
JATMA/ATMA/ETRTO Standards - Tyres and Wheels Markings - Tyre Selection Considerations for
Automobile, Tyre Designs Diagonal vs Radial Ply, Tubed vs Tubeless, Wheel Alignment - Working and
Construction of Automatic Transmission System (Single Speed Reduction Gear) Body Engineering:
Styling, Exterior, Interior, Trims etc. Vehicle Integration – (Diesel Multiple Unit) DMU, Ergonomics, Layout
and Packaging Studies.
Unit VII: Battery Pack Components, monitor and check performance of high voltage rechargeable
energy storage system and Battery Management System (20 Questions)
Cells - Cell Types Lead Acid/Lithium-ion polymer/liquid cooled lithium-ion heating system/Li-ion/NiMH,
NiCad etc., Chemistries and Geometries, Cell Selection and sizing, Handling Cells, Understanding Cell
Charging and Discharging Curves, Understand Temperature impact on cell, Internal resistance, Cell
Construction and Manufacturing, Life cycle of various types of batteries Battery Module and Pack
Development - Battery Pack Configuration, Pack and Module Construction, Configurations, Types and
Energy Concepts, Voltage, and Temperature Measurement, Current Measurement, Thermal
Management, Pack Sealing Sensors used in BMS Battery capacity and rating Battery charging and
discharging calculation. Battery Management System (BMS)/Energy Management System (EMS) - Need
of BMS, Voltage, Current and Temperature Monitoring, Cell Balancing - Types, Active, Passive, SoC
Determination, SoC Algorithms, Battery cooling System.
Unit VIII: Test and Troubleshoot Accessory and Auxiliary Components - Power Steering, Braking
and HVAC Comfort System (30 Questions)
EV Thermal Management Cooling of Battery Pack - Motor and Inverter, Active and Passive Cooling - Fluid
Based Cooling - Ethylene Glycol - Forced Air Cooling - Cabin Air Based Cooling Description of Electric
Power Assisted Steering - Basic Electric Power Steering Operation - Electronic Adjustable - Rate Shock
Absorbers, Brakes – Mechanical, Hydraulics and Air Brake System - Drum Wheel Brake - Disc Wheel
Brake System - Electric Brakes, Electro Hydraulic Braking (EHB), ABS Brake System, Antilock Braking
System Operation, Principles of ABS Braking, ABS Master Cylinder, Hydraulic Control Unit, Wheel Speed
Sensors - ABS With Electronic Brake Force Distribution (EBD) Control Unit - Heating Ventilation Air
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Conditioning (HVAC) Legislation - Vehicle Heating, Ventilation and Cooling Systems - Basic Air
Conditioning Principles - Air Conditioning Capacity - Air Conditioning Refrigerant – Humidity - Fixed Orifice
- Control Devices - Thermostatic Expansion Valve - Thermal Expansion Valves - Air-Conditioning
Compressors, Condensers and Evaporators, Receiver Drier, Lines and Hoses, Txvalve Construction –
Temperature - Monitoring Thermostat, Refrigerants - Pressure Switches, Heating Elements - Air-
Conditioning ECU, Ambient Air Temperature Sensor, Servomotors - Electric Servomotors, Automatic
Climate Control Sensors, Evaporator Temperature Sensor - Blower Speed Control - Ventilation Systems
Electric Inverter Compressor.
Unit IX: Checking and Troubleshooting of Wiring Circuits – HV and LV and The Electrical
Components in The Electric Vehicle (20 Questions)
Wiring and Circuit Diagrams Automotive Wiring - Primary Wiring and Secondary Wiring - Comparison
between Solid and Stranded Primary Wire - Wire Size - Metric and American Wire Gauge (AWG),
Importance of Ground Straps Used in Automotive Wiring - Different Type of Terminals and Connectors
Molded - Multiple-Wire Hard Shell – Bulkhead - Weather Pack, Metri-Pack, Heat Shrink Covered Butt
Connectors - Printed Circuit Boards - Wiring Harnesses, Wiring Diagrams and Color Codes and Circuit
Numbering - Common Electrical and Electronic Symbols - Horn Circuit, Wiper Circuit - Power Window
Components and Circuit - Power Door Lock Circuit, Automatic Door Lock Circuit - Remote Keyless Entry
System Circuit - Antitheft System - Immobilizer System - Navigation System - Car Infotainment System –
Airbags – Seatbelt - Vehicle-Safety Systems - Crash Sensors - Seat Belt Pre Tensioners - Tyre Pressure
Monitoring Systems - Integrated Communications - Proximity Sensors - Reflective Displays - Global
Positioning Satellites – Triangulation / Trilateration – Telematics - Application of Automotive Bus System -
CAN (Control Area Network) - LIN (Local Interconnect Network) - MOST (Media Oriented Systems
Transport) - High Voltage Elements - PDU, Voltage Converters - Switching Devices - HV – Diagnostics
and Troubleshooting - HV Cabling – Repair - Safety Certification, HVIL, Isolation Testing Power Electronics
Inverter and Voltage Converters, Scan Tool and Reading Vehicle Diagnostics.
Unit X: Battery Testing, Charging and Cycling Operations-Selecting, Operating and
Troubleshooting of Electric Vehicle Charging Ecosystem (30 Questions)
Charge and Discharge Cycles - Understanding State of Charge and State of Health - Battery Life - Cycles
of Operation - SoH, Concept of State of Energy (SoE) and State of Power (SoP) Battery Handling at
Swapping Stations - Charging System- The Purpose of Charging System - Charging System Components
- Charging System Circuit - AC Charger, DC Charger - Solar Integrated (MPPT Based) Charger High
Voltage Charging Systems - Charger Cooling - Constant Current (CC) & Constant Voltage (CV) Charging
Standard -Chademo, GB/T, DC001, CCS –Protocols - Connectors Electric Vehicles Charging Station -
Type of Charging Station - Selection and Sizing of Charging Station - Components of Charging Station -
Terms Associated with EV Charging Station Charging Station Indicators - Charging Station Installation -
Charging Station for Swappable Battery Packs DC/DC Converter - Working Principle – Type – Calculation
- Relay, Operation, Types and Application - Rule Based and Optimization Based Control - Software Based
Control - Thermal Management System - Cell Load Distribution - SOC and SOH Determination - Repair
and Maintenance of Electric Vehicle System - Chopper Circuit of DC Motor - Using Second Life Batteries
- Selection, Redeployment, Refurbishment Battery Disposal, Storing Batteries.
31. Trade - Mechanic Motor Vehicle (MMV)
(ITI Standard)
Code: 437
Unit I: Safety Precautions and First Aid (10 Questions)
Importance of Safety and general Precautions to be observed in the shop. Basic first aid, safety signs.
Safe handling of Fuel Spillage, Fire extinguishers and its types. Different types of fire. Safe disposal of
toxic dust, Safe handling and Periodic testing of lifting equipment, Authorization of Moving & road testing
vehicles. Electrical safety tips.
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Unit II: Hand Tools and Measuring Instruments, Frame and Body (20 Questions)
Marking materials, Cleaning tools, Workshop tools, Common and Special hand tools, Micrometers, Vernier
calipers, Telescope gauges, Dial bore gauges, Dial indicators, Straightedge, Feeler gauge, Thread pitch
gauge, Vacuum gauge, Tire pressure gauge. Drill bits, Drilling machines and holding devices, Taps and
Die sets, Calculation of Tap drill sizes for metric and inch taps. Screw extractors, Hand Reamers and its
types. Lapping, Lapping abrasives, Type of Laps. Fasteners.
Function of frame, Types of frame, Chassis repair and alignment, Frame maintenance, Safety standards
for cars.
Unit III: Engine, Transmission system, Fuel supply system, Cooling systems and lubrication
system (80 Questions)
Internal & External combustion engines, Classification of IC engines, Principle & working of IC engines.
Differentiate between 2- stroke and 4 stroke, C.I engine and S.I Engine, Direct injection and Indirect
injection, Engine Technical terms, Engine specification, Various gauges/instrument on a dash board Petrol
Engine. Engine Components and materials: Cylinder head, combustion chambers, Head gaskets, Engine
Valves & Valve Trains, Type of valve operating mechanism, Valve - timing diagram, Camshafts & drives,
Timing belts & chains, Timing belts tensioners. Pistons, Piston rings and Piston pins. Compression ratio,
Connecting rod, Crank shaft, Engine bearings, Fly wheel and vibration damper. Crank case & oil pump,
Gears timing mark, Chain sprockets, Chain tensioner etc. Function of clutch & coupling units attached to
flywheel. Cylinder block, Sleeves (liner). Intake & Exhaust systems and Components, Firing order of the
engine.
Clutch, Gear ratios, Gearbox Automated Manual Transmission (AMT) Gearbox layout & operation, Baulk-
ring synchromesh unit, Transaxle synchromesh unit drive transfer case, Freewheeling hubs, Four wheel
drive differentials All-wheel drive- four wheel final drives, All-wheel drive transfer case, Transfer case
differential action Automatic Transmissions - Torque converters, Planetary gears, Electronic control
transmission, Propeller shaft, Universal Joint, Final drive, Differential unit, Rear axle & Front axle.
Fuel characteristics, concept of Quiet diesel technology & Clean diesel technology. Diesel fuel system
components – Description and function of Diesel tanks & lines, Diesel fuel filters, water separator, Lift
pump, Plunger pump, Priming pump, Electronic Diesel control Electronic fuel control systems, Common
Rail Diesel Injection (CRDI) system, Sensors, actuators and ECU (Electronic Control Unit) used in Diesel
Engines, Gasoline Fuel Systems, Stoichiometric ratio, Air density, CNG –Gas circuit components.
Different type of cooling systems, components - Radiator, Coolant hoses, Water pump, Cooling system
thermostat, Cooling fans, Temperature indicators, Radiator pressure cap, Recovery system, Thermo
switch. Functions of oil, Viscosity and its grade as per SAE, Oil additives, Synthetic oils, The lubrication
system, Splash system, Pressure system, Corrosion/noise reduction in the lubrication system. Lubrication
system components - Description and function of Sump, Oil collection pan, Oil tank, Pickup tube, different
type of Oil pump & Oil filters Oil pressure relief valve, Spurt holes & galleries, Oil indicators, Oil cooler.
Unit IV: Wheels & Tyres, Steering Systems, Suspension Systems, Braking Systems (30 Questions)
Wheel, Tyre, Rim and is types, materials, Construction, Characteristics. Tyre sizes & designations, Tyre
information, Tyre tread designs, Tyre ratings for temperature & traction. Descriptions Tire wear Patterns
and causes Nitrogen v/s atmospheric air in tyres
Principles of steering, Rack-and-pinion steering system, Recirculation ball & nut steering system, Four-
wheel steering systems, collapsible steering system. Steering boxes & columns, Power Assisted steering,
Electric power assisted steering. Wheel alignment:- Basic principles , wheel base, wheel track, king pin
inclination, Caster, Camber, Scrub radius, Toe-in & toe out, Toe-out on turns, Turning radius, Thrust angle
& centre lines.

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Principles of suspension, Types of suspension Independent suspension, Rear independent suspension,
Rear-wheel drive independent suspension, non independent suspension, electronically controlled air
suspension (ECAS), Adaptive air suspension operation. Types of springs - Description and function of Coil
springs, Leaf springs, Torsion bars, Rubber springs. Shock absorber types- Hydraulic shock absorbers,
Gas-pressurized shock absorbers, Load adjustable shock absorbers, Manual adjustable-rate shock
absorbers, Electronic adjustable-rate shock absorbers, Automatic load adjustable shock absorbers Front
suspension types & components - Mc person Strut suspension, Short/long arm suspension, Torsion bar
suspension Rear suspension types & components -Rigid axle leaf spring suspension, Rigid axle coil spring
suspension, Independent type suspension, Rigid non-drive suspension.
Brake type - principles, Air brakes, Exhaust brakes, Electric brakes, Parking brakes, Engine brakes,
Regenerative braking Braking system. Components brake system. Brake friction materials. Antilock
braking system operation, Principles of ABS braking, CABS master cylinder, Chydraulic control unit, Wheel
speed sensors, ABS with EBD electronic control unit. The construction and Operation of ABS. Braking
system components.
Unit V: Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) (10 Questions)
Use of scan tool and retrievals of codes. EFI sensors - Intake Temperature sensor, Mass airflow sensor,
Manifold absolute pressure sensor, Air vortex sensor, Fuel system sensor, Throttle position sensor,
Exhaust gas oxygen sensor, Crank angle sensor, Hall effect voltage sensor, Optical type sensors.
Unit VI: Emission Control (10 Questions)
Vehicle emissions Standards - Euro and Bharat II, III, IV, V Sources of emission, Combustion, Combustion
chamber design. Types of emissions: Characteristics and Effect of Hydrocarbons, Hydrocarbons in
exhaust gases, Oxides of nitrogen, Particulates, Carbon monoxide, Carbon dioxide, Sulphur content in
fuels Description of Evaporation emission control, Catalytic conversion, Closed loop, Crankcase emission
control, Exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) valve, , Controlling airfuel ratios, Charcoal storage devices, Diesel
particulate filter (DPF). Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR), EGR VS SCR.
Unit VII: Battery (15 Questions)
Magnetic effects, Heating effects, Thermoelectric energy, Thermisters, Thermo couples, Electrochemical
energy, Photo-voltaic energy, Piezoelectric energy, Electromagnetic induction, Relays, Solenoids, Primary
& Secondary windings, Transformers, stator and rotor coils.
Basic electronics: Description of Semi conductors, Solid state devices- Diodes, Transistor, ignition systems
- Distributor less ignition systems, Insulated coils, Distributor less ignition system timing. Horn, Wiper,
power window Power door lock, Automatic door lock, Remote keyless entry system, Antitheft system,
Immobilizer system circuits and its components. Description and function of Airbags, Seatbelt, Vehicle
safety systems, Crash sensors, Seat belt pre tensioners, Tire pressure monitoring systems Integrated
communications, Proximity sensors.
Unit VIII: Heating Ventilation Air Conditioning (HVAC) (10 Questions)
Principles, Air-conditioning capacity, Air-conditioning refrigerant, Humidity Description and function of
Fixed orifice, Control devices, Thermostatic expansion valve system, Thermal expansion valves, Air-
conditioning compressors, Condensers & evaporators, Receiver drier, Lines & hoses, TX valve
construction, Temperature monitoring thermostat, Refrigerants, Pressure switches, Heating elements Air-
conditioning ECU, Ambient air temperature sensor, Servo motors, Electric servo motors, Automatic climate
control sensors, Evaporator temperature sensor, Blower speed control, Ventilation system
Unit IX: Basic Electrical and Electric Vehicle Technology (10 Questions)
Electricity principles, Basic Electrical connections, Ohm's law, Voltage, Current, Resistance, Power,
Energy. Voltmeter, ammeter, Ohmmeter, Mulitmeter, Conductors & insulators, transformer, Wires,
Shielding, Length vs. resistance, Resistor ratings Fuses & circuit breakers, Ballast resistor, Stripping wire
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insulation, cable colour codes and sizes, Resistors in Series circuits, Parallel circuits and Series-parallel
circuits, Electro static effects, Capacitors and its applications, Capacitors in series and parallel.
Description of charging circuit operation of alternators, regulator unit, ignition warning lamp troubles and
remedy in charging system. Description of starter motor circuit, Constructional details of starter motor
solenoid switches, common troubles and remedy in starter circuit.
Introduction to Hybrid & Electronic vehicle, Hydrogen fuel cell vehicle, EV Terminology Comparison of
Electric Vehicle with IC engine vehicle based on emissions, range, fuel type. Types of electric vehicle,
BEV, HEV, PHEV and FCEV. Architecture of Electric Vehicle, working principle of fully electric vehicle,
Major component, performance parameter, Basics of Motors, Selection, sizing and characteristic of Motor,
calculation for motor effort, electric transmission. Principle, working and operation of propulsion system,
DC Motor - Drives Armature Voltage, chopper circuit, step up, Step down chopper, control strategy,
chopper amplifier. Brushless DC Motor – principle working, features, speed control system of brushless
DC motor, efficiency, calculation. Battery management system.
Unit X: Traffic rules (5 Questions)
Signals & controls. Locating vehicle information, Obtaining & interpreting scan tool data.

32. Trade - Mechanic Two and Three Wheeler

(ITI Standard)
Code: 553
Unit I: General Safety Precaution and First Aid (10 Questions)
Environment regulation – housekeeping - workshop safety – fire extinguishers – electrical safety tips -
energy saving tips – periodic testing of lifting equipment – authorization of moving and road testing vehicle
- safe disposal of toxic dust.
Unit II: Marking and Laying Out Workshop Tools and Accessories (20 Questions)
Measuring tools – Steel rules – callipers dividers – surface gauges, punches – chisel – hammers, screw
driver, Allen keys, spanners – Socket and accessories – Pliers air impact wrench – Torque wrenches. Car
jet washers – Pipe flaring and cutting – Tools, pullers – Vernier calliper ,micro meters (outside and depth)
– dial bore gauges, dial indicator, feeler gauges, telescope gauges, thread pitch gauges – vacuum gauges
– tyre pressure gauges.
Types of screws, nuts, studs and bolts, locking devices, split pins, circlip, locking rings. Function of gasket,
oil seals – cutting tools – drilling machines – taps and dies – reamers –- screw extractors - gas welding.
Unit III: Electric Circuit, Batteries, Measuring Instrument and Battery (20 Questions)
Electrical circuit – Electrical measuring instruments – Voltmeters, ammeter – series, parallel, series parallel
using ohm’s law – Colour Coding of Resistors – Resistor in series circuit – Series and Parallel in capacitor
– Capacitor and its application – Voltage drop using multimeter – Current flow measurement by multimeter
– Stripping wire insulation – Ballast resistor - Fuses and circuit breakers – Batteries and cells, lead acid
batteries, Stay Maintenance Free (SMF) batteries – Testing battery with Hydro meter – Testing of battery
– Testing of Relay and Solenoid – Causes of excessive key – of battery drain - Primary and Secondary
cells – relays – electrical testing in two and three wheels – battery testing, charges – Thermistor –
Thermocouples.
Unit IV: Vehicle Specification and General Servicing (20 Questions)
Auto industry - different types of vehicle – leading manufacturers – trend, new product – automatic
research association of India – classification on basis of load as per central motor vehicle rule - wheels,
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final drive and fuel used, axles – position of engine - steering – transmission, body load – vehicle hoists –
vehicles specification data, identification of vehicle information number
Parts and general service of two and three wheeler – washing, oiling, cleaning and lubricating – garage
and service station equipment - checking engine bore, piston ring, connecting rod, bearing crankshaft –
adjust chain tension - check electric system – Internal and external combustion engine – two and four
stroke engine – Compression Ignition Spark Ignition (C.I.S.I) engine – various gauges- instrument –
speedometer, tachometer, odometer and fuel gauge and indicators
Unit V: Engine Overhaul, Cylinder Head Trouble Shoot in Smoke, Engine Overheating Abnormal
Voice (30 Questions)
Basic engine components – cams - piston and piston rings – recommended clearances and its necessity,
common troubles remedies of piston. Connecting rod – Piston pin and materials clearances for rings –
crank shaft – engine bearings – trouble shooting of low compression high compression - excessive noise
and poor idling.
Engine Head Assembly: Engine valves – materials. Valve Mechanism – valve seats – valve timing – cam
shaft – timing belts and chains – trouble shootings of excessive Smoke – overheating – knocking –cam
chain noise and its slack.
Intake and exhaust – carburettor – type – operation – filter diesel fuel injection – Tanks and lines. Idle
speed – slow speed, high speed, air cleaner – Intake manifold – Cooling and lubrication system engine oil
grades – lubrication points – trouble shooting.
Unit VI: Fuel Tank, Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) / Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) Fuel
(15 Questions)
Gasoline fuel – controlling fuel burn – fuel ratio (air-fuel) fuel supply system – trouble shooting –power
engine of three wheeler – safety handling gas unit – emission control. Hydrocarbons in exhaust – carbon
monoxide. Sulphur content in fuels – Crank case emission control – evaporative emission control –
catalytic converter.
Unit VII: Steering Suspension System, Front and Rear Wheel Brakes (25 Questions)
Steering – principle – types – function of steering system - suspension system component – principles,
suspension force, description, location, working principle of telescopic front suspension, suspension oil –
shock absorber types – hydraulic, gas –pressurized, load-adjustable, manual adjustable, automatic load
adjustable.
Automatic / manual transmission wheel construction – wheel type – size radial ply tyres – tubeless tyre –
Tyre pressure and life – Tube size, puncture procedure – Tyre construction – Tyre material, size, tyre
information, tyre thread designs – Wear pattern.
Braking system - fundamentals, principles, components - Drum and disc brakes – advantage, master
cylinder, Hydraulic pressure brake pad – Brake pedal, Brake fluid hose – bleeding, applying brake force
– brake light switch – Pad material – ABS drum brakes – inspect and servicing of all braking system.
Wet and dry clutches – clutch types, chain mechanism – gear shift mechanism – gear ratio – gear drive
position – trouble shooting – clutch slip clutch not disengage – Hard to shift pedal not return jumps of gears
– automatic transmission – gear shift linkage disassembly, inspection and assembly of gearshift linkage
Unit VIII: Electronic Circuit and Testing A/C Generator (20 Questions)
Basic electronics – Semi conductor – Diodes – Types of Diodes - Transistors – Testing of PNP and NPN
Transistor - Regulator / Rectifier Checking and Assembling –Thyristors – Unit Junction Transistor (UJT),
Metal oxide field effect transistors (MOSFETS) switches – logic gates (OR, AND, NOT) – logic gates using
switches – Continuity Tester.
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Thermistor – Ignition switch. Alternator – Regulator / rectifier Battery Power Source – Ignition coil contact
breaker – capacitor – condenser – high tension leads. Spark plug – plug components - electronic ignition
– starter motor – fuse – throttle position switch – charging system – starting system – lighting system –
circuit diagram – wiring harness – bulb – types – specification.
Unit IX: Checking of Ignition Circuits (20 Questions)
Spark plug gap and adjustments – ignition primary and secondary coil – A.C generator, practice on removal
of C.D.I unit (Capacitive Discharge Ignition), inspection of C.D.I unit and assembling – servicing of
electronic ignition system – Inspection of ignition timing and adjustment – inspect ignition switch, handlebar
switches, front brake and rear brake stoplight light switch.
Trouble shooting

i. No spark at plugs engine starts but runs poorly

ii. No lights comes on when ignition switch

iii. Ignition switch is turned on

iv. Head light beams – H1-LO switch is operated – misfiring.

v. F1 system – Various – IAP, MAO, OXYZEN, TA – fuel injector

Unit X: Servicing and Maintenance of Electric Two and Three Wheelers (20 Questions)
Electric vehicle architecture design electric drive and controller – electric drive and controller – Energy
Storage Solutions (ESS) – Battery Management System (BMS) – Energy Management System (EMS) –
Control Unit (CU) – tools, test equipment and service procedure of EV – Diagnose, repair and test power
electronic circuit, control electronic hardware – safe storage of battery.

33. Trade – Operator Advance Machine Tools

(ITI Standard)
Code: 544
Unit I: Safety (5 Questions)
Safety and General Precautions in Industry/Shop floor - Personal Protective Equipments (PPE) - First Aid
– Operations of Electrical Mains and Electrical Safety - Occupational Safety and Health Safety – Safety
Signs – Response to Emergencies – Importance of House Keeping – 5S Concepts – Material Handling -
Lifting and Handling Loads – Moving Heavy Equipments.
Unit II: Basic Fittings and Maintenance (20 Questions)
Purpose, types, description of Vice – Divider – Scriber – Marking Block – Micrometer – Vernier Caliper –
Vernier Height Gauge – Surface Plate and Angle Plate - Combination set - Vernier bevel protractor - Bench
Grinder - Hack saw and Hack saw blade – Hammer – Drills - Drilling Machine and its operations - Taps
and Tapping - Screw drivers – Spanners – Socket – Tubular - Hook Spanner – Wrenches - T-socket –
Ratchet - Pipe Wrenches – Sheet Metal Types and Use Snip and Stake – Method of lap and Butt Joints
Using Dolly and Snap – Pipe Cutters – Method to Bend in Hot and Cold Condition using fixtures – Rivets
and Riveting types - Precautions to be Observed and Method to Use Drift, Pullers and Extractors.
Unit III: Turning (25 Questions)
Turning - Types - Construction Features Working Principles – Functions - Use Accessories and
Attachments of Lathe Machine - Driving Mechanism – Cone Pulley - All Geared Headstock – Quick -
Change Gearbox And Apron Mechanism – Types - Materials and Angles of the Lathe Cutting Tools -
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Purpose and Method to Perform Various Lathe Operations - Using Accessories and Attachments -
Determination and Use of Cutting Speed – Feed - Coolant and Its Applications - Lubrication System -
Taper Turning Methods and Attachment – Boring - Step Boring and Taper Boring in a Blind Hole - Eccentric
Turning – Threads - Procedure for Cutting Various Internal and External Screw Threads.
Unit IV: Grinding (15 Questions)
Grinding - Types – Construction – Features - Working Principle - Functions and Use of Surface and
Cylindrical Grinding Machine - Grinding Wheels and their Specifications - Grinding Wheels for Balancing
and Truing - Method to Hold Work and Grind Wheel - Various Grinding Operation Selecting Proper Speed
– Feed – Coolant – Faults - Their Rectification and Preventive Maintenance of Grinding Machine - Study
of Hydraulic System.
Unit V: Milling (25 Questions)
Milling – Types – Accessories – Attachments – Work Holding Devices – Types of Cutters – Milling
Operations – Plain Milling – Step Milling – Angular Milling – Slot Milling and Groove Cutting - Gears – Gear
Nomenclature – Gear Cutting – Gear Cutting Calculations - Indexing – Procedure for Various Gears –
Helical Gears – Bevel Gears – Rack – Worm and Worm Wheel.
Unit VI: Interchangeable System and Gauges (30 Questions)
The Elements of Interchangeable System Basis Size – Limits – Tolerance – Allowances - System of Limits
- Fit and Tolerances Types of Fit - Hole Basis and Shaft Basis - Gauges and Template –Purpose – Types
- Limit Gauges – Purpose – Types – Definition - Description and Use of Worker's Inspection and Master
Gauge – Principle - Construction and Use of Sine Bar and Sine Center - Types and Description of Slip
Gauges – Purpose - Construction and Method to Use Tool Makers - Microscope and Profile Projector -
Defects and Remedies of Turning - Milling and Grinding - Defects Such As: Taper - Chattering - Poor
Surface Finish – Parallelism - Surface Finish Primary and Secondary - Surface Roughness Related BIS
Symbols.
Unit VII: CNC Fundamentals (20 Questions)
CNC Work Station - Introduction to CNC Machine - Input Devices - Output Devices – CPU – Memory -
Communication between CNC and Computer – Types – Construction - Different Elements of CNC Machine
- Comparison between Conventional Machines and CNC Machines - Advantages and Disadvantages of
CNC Machines - Axis Designation - Co-ordinate System and their Applications - Different Types/Functions
of G Codes and M Codes Used in CNC Part Programming - Different Types of Interpolation and Its
Applications - Cutter Radius Comp - Tool Wear Comp - Tool Nose Radius Comp - Tool Nomenclature -
Tool Change Command - Work and Tool Offset - Part Programming for Both Turning and Milling Using
Geometrical Information and Technological Information (G & M Codes) Such As Feed – Speed - Depth of
Cut.
Unit VIII: CNC Turning Centre (20 Questions)
Modes of Operation Such as JOG, MPG, REF, MDI/MDA - Program Execution in Different Modes Like
Auto SBL and Auto Cont. Mode - Knowledge on CNC Cutting Tools - Geometry – Material - Cutting Speed
– Feed and Depth of Cut. Techniques of Tool Off-Setting and Tool Setting - Prepare Various Programs as
Per Drawing - Concept of Contour Programming for Different Profiles - Program for Different Cycles Such
as Stock Removal – Grooving – Threading - Undercut and Canned/ Fixed Cycles Tool Type Chart – Tool
Nose Radius Compensation (TNRC) (G41 And G42).
Unit IX: CNC Vertical Machining Centre (25 Questions)
Modes of Operation Such as JOG, MPG, REF, MDI/MDA - Program Execution in Different Modes Like
Auto SBL and Auto Cont. Mode - Knowledge on CNC Cutting Tools Geometry – Material - Cutting Speed
– Feed And Depth Of Cut - Techniques of Tool Off-Setting and Tool Setting - Programming for Different
Operation Such as Face Milling - Edge Milling - Slot Milling (Radial and Circumferential) - Tool Type Chart
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- Application and Effect of Cutter Radius Compensation (G41 And G42) - Programming for Pocket Milling
(Square and Circular) and Canned / Fixed Cycles for Hole Machining - Importance of Technical English
Terms Used in Industry – (In Simple Definition Only)Technical Forms - Process Charts - Activity Logs - In
Required Formats of Industry – Estimation - Cycle Time - Productivity Reports - Job Cards - Concept of
Contour Programming for Different Profiles.
Unit X: Preventive Maintenance, Predictive Maintenance and Concepts of Total Productive
Maintenance (TPM) (15 Questions)
Difference between Breakdown and Preventive Maintenance –Routine Maintenance – Periodic Checking
for Lubrication – Hydraulic Oil Level – Hydraulic System Pressure – Check Pressure Adjustment - Its
Importance in Productivity – Types - Normal Procedure followed for Maintenance of Machine Tool in the
Shop Floor - Importance of Centralized Lubrication System - Hydraulics and Pneumatics – Cleaning and
Adjusting the Pneumatic Filter – Pressure Regulator and Lubricator.

34. Trade – Pump Operator cum Mechanic

(ITI Standard)
Code: 545
Unit I: Safety and Fire (5 Questions)
General rule pertaining to the Institute - Safety Precautions to be observed in the shop. Basic first aid and safety
signs. Personal Productive Equipment (PPE) Fire and fire Extinguisher - Description, types and uses. Energy
conservation – Minor ECOs and Medium ECOs, Major ECOs Definition and uses. Safety disposal of used
engine oil.

Unit II: Basic Tools and Measuring Instruments (40 Questions)

Marking tools: Marking material and marking tools - Definition and uses. Surface plates, try square. surface
gauges, scriper, punches - definition types and uses.
Hand Tools: Hammer, Screw drivers, C-clamps, Spanners, Pliers - Side cutters, Snips, Circlip Pliers and
Wrenches – Fuller gear definition types and uses.
Power Tools: Air impact wrench, air ratchet, car jet washer Pipe flaring tool, pullers - Gear Definition types
and uses.
Measuring instruments:
Calipers, dividers, Steel rule, Micrometers – Measuring of cam height, Camshaft Journal dia., crackshaft journal
dia., valve stem dia., piston diameter and piston pin dia. With outside Micrometers – Measuring of the height of
the rotor of an oil pump - Vernier calipers, Telescope gauges, Dial bore gauges, Dial indicators – Measuring on
cylinder bore, connecting rod bore, inside diameter (ID) of a camshaft bearing with Telescope gauges - straight
edge – Measuring the flatness of the cylinder head is warped or twisted with straightedge is used with a feeler
gauge - feeler gauge, thread pitch gauge, vacuum gauge – To check engine manifold vacuum with vacuum
gauge - Definition, types, uses and care.
Cutting tools:
Chisels – Description and use – Types – File- Definition, parts of a file, specification, Grade, Shape, different
type of cut and uses - hacksaw, Drilling machine – Drilling clear and blind holes, sharpening of twist drills –
Safety precautions to be observed while using a drilling machine - Drill holding devices, work holding devices -
grinding machine, drills and reamers - Definition types , uses and care – Different type of hand reamers, drill
size for reaming - Adjustment of two-piece Die, reaming a hole/Bush to suit the given pin - Taps and Dies –
Screw extractors – Description - Tapping a clear and blind hold, Selection of tape drill size – use of lubrication,
use of stud extractor - Definition, types, uses and care. Lapping, Lapping abrasives, type of Laps – Flow lamp
– Pipe bending, fitting nipples unions in pies – Soldering a brazing of pipes – Description and uses in pipe fitting

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Unit III: Fasteners (10 Questions)
Screws, nuts, studs & bolts, locking devices, such as lock nuts, cotter, split pins, keys, lock rings, lock washers.
Washers - Definition, types, uses and care. Gaskets, packing and oil seals - Definition, types, uses and care.

Unit IV: Basic Electrical and Electronics (15 Questions)

Electricity principles, Ground connections, Ohm's law, Voltage, Current, Resistance, Power, Energy. Voltmeter,
ammeter, Ohmmeter Multi meter, Conductors & insulators – Measuring of current voltage and resistance using
digital multimeter – practice continuity test for fuses, jumper wires, fusible links, circuit breakers – Series,
Parallel, series-parallel circuits using ohm’s law -Joining of wires using soldering iron – Construction of simple
electrical circuits - Wires Fuses & circuit breakers, cable colour codes , resistors, Capacitors
Semiconductors,diodes,and logic gates - Definition types , and applications - Relays, Solenoids, Primary &
Secondary winding, Transformers, stator and rotor coils.
Batteries & cells, Lead acid batteries & sealed Maintenance Free (SMF) batteries – Cleaning and topping up of
a lead acid battery, Testing battery with hydrometer – Connecting battery to a charger for battery charging –
Testing of relay and solenoids and its circuit.

Unit V: Welding, Non-Destructive Testing Method and Hydraulics (10 Questions)

Arc welding and oxy – Acetylene welding - description, classification and applications – Manual Metal Arc
welding – Principles, power sources, electrodes, welding – Straight beads and Butt, Lap and T joints manual
metal arc welding – Setting of Gas welding flames - Heat Treatment Process description, classification and
applications – Heat treatment process – Introduction, definition of heat treatment – Definition of Annealing,
Normalizing, Hardening and tempering – Case hardening, Nitriding, induction hardening and flame hardening
Liquid penetrant and Magnetic particle testing method – (Portable Yoke method) description and applications
– Definition of Pascal law, pressure, force, viscosity. Description, symbols and application of Gear pump-internal
and external, description and function of air reciprocating compressor. Function of air service unit ( FRL - Filter,
Regulator and Lubricator) – Tracing of hydraulic circuit on identity and pneumatic component and assembles
in the workshop

Unit VI: C.I and S.I Engines & Its Trouble Shooting (15 Questions)
Pump Industry in India – Leading manufacturers, development in pump industry, trends, new product – Different
type of stationary engine and their applications – Diesel tolls and equipment required for maintenance, engine
parts and their handling technique - Principle of Compression-ignition engine, differentiate between 4 stroke
and 2 strokes - differentiate between C.I engine and S.I Engine. Different type of starting and stopping method
of Diesel Engine - Technical terms used in engine, Engine specification – To clean fuel tank & check leak in the
fuel line – Lubrication system – Types, description and advantages of each over others – Filters and oil coolers
– Their description functions and method to overhaul for efficient functioning – Cutting, flaring of tubes to make
T & Elbow fitting using unions - Filters, fuel tank and oil coolers – their description functions and method to
overhaul for efficient functioning
Trouble Shooting:
Causes and remedy - Engine Not starting, Mechanical & Electrical causes - High fuel consumption, Engine
overheating - Low power Generation - Excessive oil consumption – Low / high Engine oil Pressure, Engine
Noise - Troubles and remedy in charging and starting system.

Unit VII: Power Transmission (5 Questions)

Belts, bushes, bearing and couplings -Description, types and application. Procedure to fit bushes, bearings and
coupling safely

Unit VIII: Pumps (70 Questions)

Pumps and Prime Mover: Description, classification, uses and developments – Plain / Journal bearings, anti-
friction bearings used on machine assemble – specification and selection for appropriate use – use of
manufacturers catalogues – mounting of bearing on shafts and in housing with proper fit and axis alignment –
use of proper tools – removal of bearing from shafts and housing by using pullers – cleaning up and removing
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old metal form bearing and replacing with new metal – checking of shafts for alignment with dial indicator.
Reciprocating pump: Description, Classification, construction and operation & installaion technique –
Dismantling of reciprocating pumps-vales, pistons, cranks, seals etc. for inspection, repair and replacement –
Pumps – Its for agricultural and industrial applications – Classification of pumps, its prime movers, parts and
operation safety – Classification of reciprocating pump, construction and operation – Installation technique of
reciprocating pump – Tools and equipment require and procedure.
Rotary pump: Description, Classification, construction and operation & installation technique –Classification of
rotary pumps – construction and operation – repairing procedure – Brief description of turbine and stage pumps,
positive displacements and their advantages - meaning of priming and its effect – installation techniques of
rotary pump- procedure, tools and equipment required – cleaning of parts and assembling – checking for
alignment, clearance, etc., priming technique and its application
Valves and Seals: Description, Classification, construction and operation & application – Different types of
valves – their description, advantages and use – special pumps and glands used for corrosive fluids - different
gasket cement used to prevent leakage and advantages of each over the other – principle of direct reading
pressure and temperature measuring instruments – Selection of gasket, packing and gland materials, marking
and cutting off gasket as per shape and profile – Installation of seals leather polythene, asbestos, rope rubber
and mechanical seals - Method of install align and testing of pumps for their serviceability. Concept of lightening
torque for different sizes of bolts.
Centrifugal pump: Description, Classification, construction and operation & instalation technique – Principle
of centrifugal pump – construction and operation of centrifugal pump in series and parallel – finding out defects
and method to recondition centrifugal pump.
Submersible pump: Description, Classification, construction and operation & installation technique -
submersible pump – construction, operation and selection of appropriate type – procedure to recondition, install
and test of submersible pumps – causes of failures and remedial measures – dismantling, identifying of parts
– finding out defects, repairing and replacement of components – cleaning, assembling, installing and testing
of submersible pumps – finding out and rectifying faults developed during operation - Description, types and
applications of gasket cement
Pipes and pipe fittings: Description and uses – Thread cutting. Various tools and accessories used in pipe
fitting with their details - Procedure to be followed for preventive & scheduled maintenance and trouble shooting
in pump sets

Unit IX: Identify and Check Functionality of Major Components and Assemblies of A.C. Motors
(10 Questions)
AC Motors: related terminology. Purpose, type, construction, operation, testing for correct functioning,
maintenance and industrial applications – Trouble shooting and protection of induction motor.
Unit X: Lifting Equipment, Key, Rope and Knots (20 Questions)
Key: Types of key and keyways, their uses and applications. Preparation of keys, allowable tolerance,
clearances – Key fitting procedure-methods. Procedure for removing keys – Types and uses of key pullers –
Making out key as per shaft, hub, keyways, preparing keys to fit into keyways
Rope and knots: Description, Classification, and application – Specification and use of different types of ropes
such as hemp, manila, nylon, wire etc. Practicing different types of knots and its applications – Method of joining
two ropes together for extension – Specification and correct use of slings – Safety to be observed in use of
ropes and slings.
Lifting Equipment: Different types of lifting tackles for components of pump set –Screw jacks, chain pulley
block, crabs and winches, rollers and bars, levers, lashing and packing - use of inclined plane, hydraulic trolleys
- Precaution to be observed while using lifting tackles.
Pulleys: Description, Classification, and application – making different types of keys for fitting pulleys –
assembling and dismantling of bushes, bearing and couplings – Types of pulleys solid, split, “V” groove, step,
cone, taper, guided and jockey or rider pulleys, their functions and uses – procedure to assemble and dismantle
pulleys and impellers from shafts following safety precautions.

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 35. Trade – Mechanic Refrigeration and Air Conditioner Technician
(ITI Standard)
Code: 435
UnitI: Basic Safety and Refrigeration System (20 Questions)
General Safety precautions and first aids, Fire fighting Equipment and Electrical Safety - Different types of
Fitting Hand Tools – Their use - Electrical Terms such as AC and DC supply, Voltage, Current, Resistance,
Power, Energy, Frequency, Safety Precautions to be observed while working on Electricity, Conductors,
Insulator Materials – Measuring Instruments such as Voltmeter, Ammeter, Ohm Meter, Watt Meter, Energy
Meter and Frequency Meter – Earthling and its importance, Basic Principle of Semi-Conductors,
Application of Diodes – Transistors – IC’s, Soldering, Brazing, Oxy-Acetylene Welding, Basic Principles of
Welding Processes commonly used, Basic Principles of Refrigeration, Working, use specification,
Refrigeration Tools, Instruments and Equipment – Fundamentals Refrigeration and it’s units –
Thermodynamic Laws.
Science Related to Refrigeration, work, power, energy, force, heat and Temperature, Different
Temperature Scales, Thermometers, Units of Heat, Sensible Heat Latent Heat, Super Heating and Sub-
Cooling, Saturation Temperature, Pressure Types, Units –Type of Refrigeration System – Study the
Construction and working of Vapour Compression Cycle – Low side & High Side of Vapour Compression
System, COP (Coefficient of Performance), Ton of Refrigeration.
Unit II: Refrigerators and Its Types (20 Questions)
Refrigerator (Direct coot of frost free), Function, Construction working of Single Door Direct Cool
Refrigerator, Frost Free Refrigerator, Specifications, Trouble Shooting, Heat Insulation Materials, Care
and Maintenance of Refrigerators, Mechanical and Electrical Components of Refrigerator’s.
Importance of Flushing in Evaporator, and condenser, Use of Dry Nitrogen for Flushing – Evacuation, Leak
Testing, Gas Charging Method in Refrigerator.
Frost Free Refrigerator Two or Three Door Parts – Function – Electrical Accessories and its Function
(Timer, Heater, Bimetal, Relay, OLP), Refrigerator Cabinet Volume Calculation).
Refrigerator Inverter Technology – Two and Three Door Construction –Working – Care and Maintenance.
Unit III: Compressor, Motor and Refrigerants (20 Questions)
Types of Compressors used in Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning, Function, Construction – Wet
Compression – Oil Properties – Lubrication Methods – Applications.
AC Motors – Types – Advantages of AC Motor Over DC Motor – Starting and Running Winding – Starting
Current, RSIR, CSIR, CSR and PSC Motor, Functions of Starting Relay, Capacitors, OLP.
Classification of Refrigerants – Properties of Refrigerants – Pressure and Temperature of Different
Refrigerants – GWP, ODP of various Refrigerants – Properties of Insulating Materials used in Refrigeration
and Air-Conditioning.
Unit IV: Condenser, Expansion Valve and Evaporator (20 Questions)
Function of Condenser, Type, Liquid Receiver, Pump Down, Drier Function, Types – Expansion Value
used in Domestic Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning – Capillaries, Automatic and Thermostatic Expansion
Value and Electronic Expansion Value, Evaporator – types, construction, working and its uses.
Unit V: Air-Conditioner and Its Types (30 Questions)
Window Air-Conditioner, Split Air-Conditioner, Construction, Multi split AC, Inverter Split AC Working,
Mechanical, Electrical Components – Types of Split Air-Conditioners – Study of Wiring Circuits –
Installation and Servicing – Fault Finding – Testing Components.
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Unit VI: Commercial Compressor and Its Types (10 Questions)
Commercial Compressor: Function, types Construction & Working Applications. Compressor Lubricant Oil,
Properties types of Lubricant Methods.
Unit VII: Water Cooled Condenser, Cooling Tower, Evaporator/Chiller and Water Treatment (30
Questions)
Water Cooled Condenser: Types and Capacity, Construction, Working and De-Scaling Application,
Evaporative Condenser – Function, Construction and Application.
Cooling Tower: Types, Construction, Capacity, Efficiency, Approach and Cooling Tower Range.
Water Treatment: Causes for Water Contamination and Water Treatment.
Evaporator and Chillers: Construction Function and Types of DX Chiller, Types of Defrost System, Water
/ Brine Chiller, Types of Brine used as secondary Refrigerant.
Unit VIII: Heat Exchanger, Accumulator, Water Cooler and Deep Freezer (10 Questions)
Heat Exchanger and Accumulator: Function and Construction, Applications, Oil Separator – Function and
Construction.
Water Cooler: Types, Construction and Working Principle and its Applications.
Deep Freezer: Description, Construction, Working Specifications, Care and Maintenance, Fault and
Remedies.
Unit IX: Ice Candy Plant, Ice Plant and Cold Storage/Walk In Cooler (20 Questions)
Ice Candy Plant: Function, Construction Working Principle, Capacity, Types of Compressor used.
Ice Plant: Details about Components of Ice Plant their Functioning.
Cold Storage/Walk in Cooler: Details about Components, their Functioning, Working Principle, Circuit
Diagram, Capacity and types, Care and Maintenance, Food Preservation Spoiling agents, Preservation by
Refrigeration System, Types of Cold Storage and its Details.
Unit X: Direct and Indirect Air Conditioning System, Duct, Air Filter and Control System of AC Plant
(20 Questions)
DUCT and Air Filters: Function, Types, Materials, and Designing DUCT, Function of Air Filter Types,
Construction, Maintenance, Effect of Chocked Air Filter.
Direct Central Air Conditioning Plant: Construction and Working Principle, Types, Maintenance of Direct
Airconditioning plant.
Humidification and Dehumidification method Description of AHU and FCU.
Temperature and Pressure control used in AC Plant, its Construction, Working, Safety Device and Pipe
Line.
Indirect/Chiller System: Construction and Working Principles, Maintenance of Indirect/Chiller System, Air-
Washers used in chilled water system.
Control System of AC Plant: Controls used in AC System, Electromechanical, Pneumatic and Electronic,
Details study of Heat Load Calculation for Commercial and Industrial Buildings.

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 36. Trade - Sewing Technology
(ITI Standard)
Code: 546
Unit I: Safety Precautions & First Aid, Tools & Fabric Fundamentals (15 Questions)
Safety Precaution: First Aid- Pwd – Gender - Sanitization
Tools: Trade related Tools, Their Importance and Safety, Measuring Tools - Drafting Tools - Marking
Tools - Cutting Tools - Sewing Tools - Finishing Tools
Fabric Fundamentals: Brief idea about Fibers - Types of Fabrics - Selection of Needle and Thread
According to Fabric Types - Weaves Type - Needle Guard Policy - Fabric Preparation for Cutting - Fabric
Grain - Characteristics of Fiber - Selvedge- Shrinkage - Straightening of Fabric Grains - Measurements -
Units - Measuring Techniques – Marketing – Collecting Marketing – Information – Implementing Marketing
- Collect Needed Information - Implementing Marketing Research Plan - Basic Garment Analysis.
Unit II: Sewing Machine & Overlock Machine (20 Questions)
Sewing Machine: Types - Parts and functions - Machine Needle - Stitch Formation - Care and
Maintenance - Troubleshooting - Types of Industrial Sewing Machine - Parts - Function,
Overlock Machine: Parts and Functions - Types - Care and Maintenance – Troubleshooting.
Unit III: Seams, Fullness, Hand stitches and Decorative Stitches (20 Questions)
Seams: Classification - Uses - Properties of Seams - Seam Finishes - Sewing Aids - Special Attachments
- Presser Foots - Folders - Guides - Gauges
Fullness: Darts - Necessity - Type - Precautions during Stitching
Pleats: Types and uses necessity
Gathering and Shirring – Ruffles/Flares - Frills
Tucks: Types and uses
Hand Stitches: Hand Needles - Size and Types, Application of Hand Stitches Types - Decorative Stitches
- Usage.
Unit IV: Hems, Corner making, Casing and Edge Finishing (20 Questions)
Hems: Types & Uses
Corner Makings: Types & Uses
Casing: Types and Uses
Edge Finishing: Facing - Types and Uses - Binding - Piping - Banding
Unit V: Neckline, Placket, Pockets, Collars and Sleeves (20 Questions)
Neckline: Different Shapes of Neckline
Placket: Types and Sample Makings
Pocket: Types and Design Variations
Collars: Classification and Collar Terms
Sleeves: Classification - Sleeve Length Variation - Making of Sleeve with Cuff, Types and Without Placket.

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Unit VI: Trimmings, Buttonhole, and Mending (15 Questions)
Trimmings: Types - Applications - Fixing of Buttons, Hooks, etc.
Buttonhole: Buttonhole and Types
Mending: Darning, Patching and Types
Unit VII: Human Figures, Patterns, Pressing, and Mass Production (30 Question)
Human Figures: Eight Head Theory - Brief about Joints and Muscles - Types of Figures - Body
Measurements - Importance - Types & Measuring Techniques - Precautions - Measurement Charts -
Record and alterations as per Requirement of Customer.
Patterns: Importance - Pattern Information - Types of Spreading - Pattern Layout - Pattern Drafting -
importants Spreading methods/Machines. Types of Pattern Layout - Pattern Terminology - Pattern Drafting
- Tools for Pattern Making.
Pressing: Tools - Methods - Importance of Pressing - Trial Room - Necessity - Specification - Techniques
of Pressing
Mass Production: Sequence of operations - Types of Cutting Machines - Fusing Technology - Types of
Industrial Machines. Used Sewing Section - Finishing.
Unit VIII: Drafting the Pattern for Ladies Suits / Wear (20 Question)
Drafting the Pattern for Ladies Suit: Kameez - Salwar - Features of Salwar - Churidar - Features of
Churidar.
Ladies Wear: Ladies Top - Short Kurties - Ladies Suit - Princess Line Kameez - Types of Anarkalli -
Nightwear - Types (One Piece, Two Piece, etc.,) - Types of Cloth - Collar - Saree Blouse - Types - Saree
Petticoat.
Unit IX: Kids Wear and Gents Wear (20 Question)
Kids Wear: Dresses For Newborn - Zabala - Types - Dresses For Toddler - Baby Chemise - Types of
Slips - Baby Set - Kids Wear - Umbrella Frock - Baby Set - Combination Suit - Types of Cloth - T-Shirt -
Trouser - Skirts and Shorts.
Gents Wear: Kurtha Types - Pyjama’s Types - Shirt Types - Cloth Grain - Neck Types - Sizes - Gents
Trousers Types.
Unit X: Laundry Stains and Techniques of Quality Control (20 Question)
Laundry Stains: Classification and Removing techniques. International Label System - new Development
fabric performance code, different kinds of stain - cleaning agents.
Quality Control: Techniques of Quality Control - Need & Planning, Types of Inspection - Stages of
Inspection - Role of Quality Controller.

37. Trade- Sheet Metal

(ITI Standard)
Code: 520
Unit I: General Safety Precautions and First Aid (10 Questions)
Elementary of First aid – Importance of the sheet metal work in the industry – General Safety Precautions
– Safety precaution in sheet metal work.

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Unit II: Metals and Non-Metals and Their Characteristics (20 Questions)
Metals and non-Metals and their Characteristics – Types, Sizes and uses of sheet metals as per BIS –
Raw material information – CRCA, HRCA & MS Material – Terms & Definitions in sheet metal work –
Properties and uses of tin – Stainless Steel – Lead – Zinc – Silver – Muntz Metal, Gun Metal – White Metal
– Physical Properties.
Unit III: Marking and Laying Out Tools and Accessories (20 Questions)
Measuring Tools – Steel rule – Calipers – Try Square – L Square – Micrometer – Vernier Caliper – Vernier
Height Gauge – Combination set – Screw Pitch Gauge – Radius Gauge –Standard Wire Gauge – Bevel
Protractor.
Marking Tools – Scratch AWL – Divider – Trammel Point – Punches
Cutting Tools – Snips – Shears – Hacksaw – Chisel – Cutting Plier – Files – Drills – Tap & Die Sets – Use
of die and die holder.
Hand Tools – Mallets – Hammer – Groovers – Riveting tools – Screw Drivers – Wrench and Spanners –
tap wrench.
Holding tools and accessories – Vices – C Clamps – Stakes – Stakes holder – Hollow Mandrel – Wooden
Former – Jigs & Fixtures.
Unit IV: Sheet Metal Folded Joints (15 Questions)
Description of Sheet Metal Seam – Grooved Seam – Locked Grooved Seam – Paned Down Seam –
Knocked Up Seam inside and outside – Capstrip seam – Pitsburg seam.
Folding and joining allowances - Edge Stiffing, Wiring allowances and false Wiring – Types of notches in
Sheet Metal.
Unit V: Development and Laying Out Pattern (20 Questions)
Definitions of Pattern – Development – Stretched out pattern – Master Pattern – Templates – Development
of Parallel line method – Radial line method – Development of Surfaces – Triangulation Method –
Geometrical construction methods.
Development and laying out pattern of elbow pipe – ‘T’ Pipe – Offset Pipe in equal diameter – Development
of ‘T’ pipe, round equal and unequal – Introduction to tubes and pipes –Laying out pattern of 600 off-set ‘T’
pipe – Pattern development of ‘Y’ pipe – Development and laying out pattern of segmental quarter bend
pipe.
Unit VI: Punches, Riverts and Fastening of Sheet Metal (20 Questions)
Solid and hollow punches – Description of hand punches as per BIS – Sizes of solid and hollow punches
and their uses.
Rivets and its parts – selection of rivet heads – Types of rivet and their uses – standard sizes of rivets and
riveting tools – Calculation of Riveting allowances (Pitch and Lap)
Fastening of sheet metal – Self taping Screws – Clips and connectors – Uses, types and allowances of ‘S’
Clips – Government Clips, Drive Clips – Mailing Clips.
Unit VII: Sheet Metal Soldering, Surface Preparation, Corrosion and Surface Protection
(20 Questions)
Types of Soldering bits - Solder – different types of solder and their composition – Types and uses of
Fluxes – their effect on different metal.
Process of soft soldering – Hard soldering (Brazing) – Heating appliances – Hand forge – Blow lamp.
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Method of Galvanizing – Tinning – anodizing – Sheradising – Electroplating
Preparation of pickling solution – Protection coating and cleaning – Preparing of sheet metals corrosion
and Anti corrosion treatment of sheet metal.
Unit VIII: Gas Welding, Arc Welding, Co2 Welding Tig Welding Process (30 Questions)
Safety Precautions in gas and arc welding – Description of Oxyacetylene Plant – Equipments –
accessories – tools - Types of oxy –acetylene Flames – Uses – Types and description of Flux – Types of
Welding blow pipes – Functions – Various types of pipe joints – Gas welding defects – Causes – Remedies
Types of weld joint – Weld positions Principle of arc welding – Types of welding machines and their uses
– Advantages and Disadvantages of AC/DC Welding Machines – ARC Length and its Importance –
Welding defects.
Principle of resistance Welding – types and application – Welding symbols – CO2 Welding process –
Welding equipments – accessories – Advantages and application
TIG welding process – Advantages – equipments – Types of polarity and application – Types of tungsten
electrodes – Filler rods Shielding Gases – TIG Welding Defect – Causes - Remedy
Latest Sheet metal cutting Techniques – Plasma cutting – Laser cutting – Water jet cutting.
Unit IX: Sheet Metal Ducting, Aluminium Fabrication, Painting, Radiators and Material Handling (25
Questions)
Need for ducting –Places where ducting is employed – Working principle of dust Cyclone – Gutter – Uses
– False Ceiling.
Aluminium Fabrication – Application – use of Copper and alloys – Chemical and Physical properties of
aluminium – Specification of aluminium Channels – angles – Strips – Tubes beadings – Packing rubber –
Cardboard – Glasses – Tools and equipment used in aluminium fabrication – Automobile Assembly – Sub
assembly – Guarding assembly – Door assembly – Chassis assembly – Power pack assembly.
Process of painting – Spray Painting – Etch Primer painting – Powder Coating – buffing – Grinding –
Sanding – Selection of different grit sizes.
Types of radiatiors and construction of radiators - Mufflers - Estimation of Work – Material handling –
handling of light, medium and heavy materials – uses of Cranes – Types –Estimation and Costing.
Unit X: Hand Punch Machine, Drilling Machine, Swaging and Beading Machine, Bending Machine,
and Spinning Lathe (20 Questions)
Description of hand punch machine – Hand and power operated drilling Machines – Drill bits – Parts –
effects of Cutting angles – angles for drilling sheet metals – effect of speed – feed cutting fluids on metals.
Swaging and beading machine – Parts – Operating Principles – Description of fly ball press – Power press
– Press brakes – Method to calculate the pressure adjustment – Clearance between die and punch – ‘C’
and ‘H’ frame presses
Pipe / Tube bending – description of Hydraulic pipe bending machine – Operating principle – Roll forming
machine – Types – Operating principle – Slip roll forming machine – function
Method to operate folding / brake folder for typical folding – Planishing and its application – Description of
polishing Machine – Various types of bobs and polishing compounds
Operating principles of spinning lathe – Description of Spinning – types of Spinning lathe tools and their
uses.

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 38. Trade - Smartphone Technician cum App Tester
(ITI Standard)
Code: 547
Unit I: Safety Precautions and Basic Electrical &Electronics (20 Questions)
Importance of Safety- Precaution to be taken in the industry / Shop floor - Safety Signs - PPE - First Aid -
Importance of Housekeeping - Health - Safety and Environment guidelines -Legislations & Regulations -
Fire Extinguisher –Current – Voltage – Basic Electricity - Electronic Components Conductors – Semi-
Conductors – Insulators - Resistor - Capacitors - Transistors - Diodes - Rectifiers - Relay - Transformer &
Multimeter - Soldering & Desoldering Techniques-Number System - Binary - Octal - Decimal -
Hexadecimal - Digital IC- Transistor-Transistor Logic Complementary Metal Oxide
Semiconductor(CMOS) - Logic gates - AND Gate - OR Gate - NOT Gate - NAND Gate - NOR Gate - EX-
OR Gate - EX-NOR Gate.
Unit II: Sections of Mobile Phones, Mobile Network, Multimedia Handsets & Its Troubleshooting (35
Questions)
History and Features of Mobile Phones - Block diagram - Circuit diagram - Generations of Mobiles GSM -
CDMA - WCDMA - 2G - 3G - 4G - 5G Network Protocols- Basics of Mobile Communication - Parts and
Functions of Mobile Components-Working Principle of Speaker Antenna - External Antennas - Internal
Antennas - Tx/Rx Switch - Battery - Connectors - Microphone - Speaker - Camera – Display - Assembling
& Disassembling of Mobile Phones - Signal Frequency in Mobile Phones, GPS,EDGE & HSPA - SIM &
IMEI- Lock /Unlock of Sim - Check mobile IMEI number - Technology & Working Principle of GPRS -
Bluetooth and Infrared (IR)– Troubleshooting of Mobile Phone - USB - Ethernet port - Types Network &
Data Cable -Concept of Mobile Network -LAN - MAN - WAN - Battery System- Type of Cells / Batteries
used in mobile phones - PCB Concepts Concept of Display and Keypad Change Procedure.
Unit III: Repairing Tools for Smart phones (20 Questions)
Tools -PCB Holder - Soldering Iron - Magnifying Glass with light - Solder wire - Multimeter- ESD mat -
Screwdriver Kit - Opener - Tweezer - ESD Cleaning Brush - Jumper wire - Solder Paste - Paste Flux -
Liquid Flux - PCB Cleaner - Blade Cutter - Nose Plier - Point Cutter- Desoldering Wire ESD Safe Hand
Gloves - Antistatic Wrist Strap - Antistatic Apron -Equipment - Soldering Station - SMD Rework Station
(Hot Air Blower) - DC Power Supply - Battery Booster & Tester - Test JIG Box - BGA Kit - LCD Tester - IR
Workstation - Ultrasonic Cleaner- Smoke Absorber.
Unit IV: Smart Phone Architecture – OS - Card reader & OTG - IC - Apps - Recovery Concept in
Smart Phones (20 Questions)
Difference Between Basic and Smart Phone - Smart Phone Architecture - Operating System used in Smart
phones - Basic Features of Android and Windows Phones - Wi-Fi Concept & File Download and Sharing
Techniques via Blue tooth - Hotspot - Data cable & Card reader - Concept of OTG - NFC - Integrated
Circuit (IC) Based on Technology - Types of Apps in Smart Phones - Smart Phone Recovery Procedure
for Android.
Unit V: Repairing of Mobile Phone Components (20 Questions)
Testing of Various Parts in Mobile Phones -Using blower -DC power supply - charging booster machine -
Infrared Work Station - SMD Rework Station - Ultrasonic Cleaner - Soldering Iron(10 & 25 watts) - De-
Soldering wire or wick - Troubleshoot Hanging Issues, Camera Problems, USB Charging - Power Failure
- Replacement of Touch Sensor and Fingerprint Sensor - Ball Grid Array (BGA) Technology - IC Reballing
and Installation - Radiation Levels & Compliance Standards for Mobile Phones in India.

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Unit VI: Software in Smart Phones (15 Questions)
Third Party Software - Removing Virus - Locking & Unlocking Technology - Firmware and Step to Install a
New Firmware-Encryption & Decryption of password in mobile phones-Flashing - Requirements for
Flashing - Different types of Flash tools - Software used for security - Locking & Blocking adds - Flash
Android phone using Odin - UFI - MTK - SPD - Qualcomm etc.
Unit VII: Troubleshooting in Smart Phone - Circuit Tracing and Heatsink (10 Questions)
Software Update - Data Backup - Defragmentation of Hard Drive - Wi-Fi Protection-Circuit Diagram
Reading & Tracing - Check PCB tracks using Multimeter - Jumpering Techniques - Usage of PCB holder
- Find fault in track - Phone Upgradation - Concept of Heatsink and Working principle.
Unit VlIl: Tablet and its Components and Trouble Shooting (20 Questions)
Assembling & Disassembling of Tablet - Touchscreen - Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) - Rear Panel Battery
- Connectors - Microphone -Integrated Circuit(IC) Power IC - Central Process Unit (CPU) Read only
Memory (ROM) - Random Access Memory (RAM)-Flash IC - Charging IC - Logic IC - Audio IC - Radio
Frequency (RF) IC - Voltage Controlled Oscillator (VCO)- Antenna Switch - Power Amplifier (PA) -
Troubleshooting of Mic - Speaker - Bluetooth - Wi-Fi section - Touch screen Section- Charge Connector
- Memory card Connector.
Unit IX: Perform App Testing in Smart Phone (30 Questions)
Vulnerability Scanning - Penetration Scanning - Security Scanning - Localisation Testing - Functional
Testing -Unit Testing - Acceptance Testing - Recovery Testing - Regression Testing - Reliability Testing -
Storage Testing - Compatibility Testing - Application Testing -Application Response Testing - Memory
Leakage testing - Interrupt testing - Usability testing - Certification testing - Upgrading existing software -
Load testing - Uninstallation testing - Backup and restore testing - Power Consumption testing -Installation
testing - Execution testing - Cross Operating System testing- Cross Device testing - Cross Versions
testing- Source of Apps - Play Store - App Store - Types of Mobile Apps - Native App - Government
Promotional Apps- BHIM - IRCTC.
Unit X: Basic Security Features and Settings (10 Questions)
Graphical User Interface (GUI) - Navigation -Secure Digital (SD Card) & Its Features - Security Testing for
Mobile Apps- Mobile Testing Tools - Appium - Espresso - Test Complete - Robot Framework - Xamarin -
UI Test - XCUI Test - Mobile User Interface (UI).

39. Trade - Solar Technician (Electrical)

(ITI Standard)
Code: 548
Unit I: Safety, Electricity and Magnetism (15 Questions)
Safety Rules and safety signs – Types and working of Fire Extinguishers – First aid safety practice –
Hazard identification and prevention – Response to emergencies – Power failure, system failure and fire.
Types of Wires and Joints - Soldering Methods - advantages of BIS/ISI. Trade tools specifications.
Electrical symbols - National Electrical Code.
Fundamentals of electricity - current - voltage- power - resistors- Capacitor - Generation of DC electricity
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Differentiate between AC and DC current - Ohm’s Law - Simple electrical circuits problems - Kirchoff’s
Laws and applications - Open and short circuits in series and parallel networks - Series and parallel
combinations of resistors.
Magnetic terms - magnetic materials - properties of magnet.
Electrostatics – Capacitor – types – function – uses - Inductive and capacitive reactance and their effect
on AC circuit - AC DC comparison- Advantages of DC and AC systems - Sine wave - phase - phase
difference - frequency - Instantaneous value - R.M.S value - Average value - Peak factor - form factor -
power factor and Impedance. Active and Reactive power - Single Phase and three - phase system-
Advantages of AC poly - phase system – three-phase Star and Delta connection - Line and phase voltage,
current and power in a 3 phase circuits with balanced and unbalanced load.
Unit II: Electrical Wiring (15 Questions)
I.E. rules on electrical wiring.
Types of domestic and industrial wiring - wiring accessories – switches – fuses – relays – MCB – ELCB –
MCCB - Switch gears.
Grading of cables and current ratings - lay out of Domestic wiring - Voltage drop - PVC conduit wiring –
Casing - capping wiring - Different types of wiring - Power wiring - control wiring - Communication wiring -
entertainment wiring - Wiring circuits planning - permissible load in sub - circuit and main circuit -
Importance of Earthing - Plate earthing - pipe earthing - methods and IEE regulations - Earth resistance -
Earth leakage circuit breaker - Lightening arrestor.
Unit III: Measuring Instruments, Electrical Energy, Transmission and Distribution (20 Questions)
Classification of electrical instruments - essential forces required in indicating Instruments – PMMC -
Moving iron instruments - Range extension of meters – Wattmeter - PF meter - Energy meter – Megger -
Earth tester - Frequency meter - Phase sequence meter – Multimeter - Tong tester - Instrument
transformers – CT and PT.
Calculation of total watt hour of all loads per day - daily average watt hour from twelve months electricity
bill.
Working principle of transformer - Electric power demand - supply and gap in city - state and national level
- Conventional energy Generation by thermal (coal, gas diesel) and hydel power plant (small and large) -
Advantages of high voltage transmission- Transmission network of India - distribution of power and
substation- Overhead v/s underground distribution system.
Unit IV: Renewable Energy- Sunlight Parameters (20 Questions)
Non-renewable and renewable energy concepts - Advantages over non-renewable energy - renewable
energy resources - solar (PV and thermal) – wind - Bio fuel – Biomass - small hydro power - Tidal power,
Wave power - Geothermal energy.
Solar energy fundamentals - Sun path (east to west, North to south and south to north movement) - daily
and seasonal changes of sunlight - Angle of inclination of radiant light and its relation with latitude and
longitude of different locations on Earth - Key earth - sun angles - Equation of time - solar constant- GHI
& DNI tracking (single axis and double axis) - Solar radiation over India (measurements, satellite data and
maps) - (10-12 years historical data) - Application of sun chart on shadow identification - Sunlight spectrum
Unit V: Semiconductors, PV Array, Battery and Charge Controller (35 Questions)
Semiconductor properties and types - P-type and N-type semiconductors - PN junction conversion solar
radiation to electricity - materials used to develop solar cells (Silicon, Cadmium tellurides) - Light sensitive
properties of PN junction - Difference of photo electric and photovoltaic effects of a PN junction - PV cell
characteristics - I–V curve - effects of temperature - Photovoltaic effect - Photo voltaic module - minimal
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functional specification - cells per module - max watts per module - maximum voltage at max power -
maximum current at max power - Standard test conditions (STC) of a PV module - Terminal box and
connectors of a Solar PV module - Identification of various test standards of PV module - Measurement of
area of the cells and compare with the module area in data sheet - Identification of faulty PV module -
Measurement of area of the cells and compare with the module area in data sheet.
Solar PV array - series and parallel calculation - Handling of PV modules - Module mounting structures
requirement - Photovoltaic cell and PV modules - types - mono crystalline – polycrystalline - amorphous
silicon - thin film PV cells and their comparison - recent thin film technologies (CdTe, GIGS, CIS etc.) -
Safe handling of panels.
Battery - Storage batteries - types of Batteries - Lead acid battery - nickel cadmium battery - lithium ion
battery - Battery construction- working - charge/discharge and applications - Safe working with battery -
Solar Rechargeable SMF Battery - energy, storage capacity specifications - voltage, ampere hour(Ah),
state of charge (SOC), depth of discharge (DOD), Efficiency, C-rating, cycle life, self-discharge - Deep
discharge and shallow cycle.
Block diagram of a charge controller - Tools required for working with battery - Charge controllers – fuses
- blocking diodes - bypass diode - LED indicators - low voltage disconnect - high voltage disconnect - Solar
DC home lighting - Solar mobile Handset charger - Solar FM radio - Solar DC fan and other solar DC
devices - Power packs for decentralized energy supply - Troubleshooting of batteries and charge
controllers.
Unit VI: Solar DC Applications, Testing, Maintenance and Disposal of Batteries (15 Questions)
Solar DC domestic application - Making of solar lantern - Solar Day lighting - Solar Garden Lights - Safety
in DC system - Quality standards - Inventory list of equipments and tools for construction of a DC system
- Solar DC industrial application - Solar streetlight - Solar home lighting system - Solar Security system -
Solar DC water pump- Differentiate AC and DC solar pumps and their PV requirements for various HP
capacity.
Battery bank - Series and parallel connections - Specific gravity - Use of hydrometer - Safety aspects in
handling batteries - Charging/Discharging of batteries - Maintenance of battery - Risk of batteries -
Ventilation requirements - Requirement of connecting only similar batteries - Disposal procedure of
batteries - Common defects in batteries - Procedure for capacity testing.
Unit VII: Types of Charge Controller, Inverter and PCU (20 Questions)
Solar panel terminal wires and MC-4 connectors - Choice of wires (DC cables) used in the solar PV
Electrical system - Array junction box (AJB) or combiner box - Protection devices in AJB - PWM charge
controller - MPPT charge controller - Block diagram of charge controller. Overview of Sequence of
connection (stepwise) in an off grid system.
Inverter – working - front panel controls - back panel controls - Normal and solar inverter - Solar charge
controller for a normal inverter - Selection of solar inverter or Power Conditioning Unit(PCU) - Switching
ON and shut down procedure of a solar inverter - Types of Inverter – Standalone - Grid Tied
(MPPT/Central/String) - Micro inverter - IEC Std followed for Inverter in solar projects - Block diagram of
Solar Photo voltaic electrical system - Classification of inverters Stand alone or off-grid inverter - Hybrid
inverter - Grid-tie inverter - Wall mount or array mount inverter - Inverter room planning for Integration of
inverters in large PV projects - PV System Software.
Unit VIII: Designing of Solar PV Project and Testing (40 Questions)
Single Line Diagram (SLD) - identifying different component symbols in SLD - System sizing - Selection
of components of the Solar Photovoltaic Electrical system
Load calculation and system sizing - Battery sizing - Solar panel sizing - Sizing small and medium solar
PV projects and their SLDs - Solar PV System types based on - Backup requirements - Grid availability -
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Budget and space - Various skill requirements during solar PV plant installation - Guidance for Solar
Installation by MNRE.
Performance standards IEC 62125/61646 (Diagnostic, Electrical, Performance, Thermal, Irradiance,
Environmental, Mechanical) and Safety Standards IEC61730- 1,2 (Electrical Hazards, Mechanical
Hazards, Thermal Hazards, Fire Hazards) - Hot spot on modules and method to detect them at site.
Site survey - Inspection of field and Selection of site - Shadow analysis - Types of roofs - Weather
monitoring - Solar pathfinder and sun path diagram - Wind Load conditions on Solar PV Panels like Wind
Speed - Height of Panel above roof and Relative Location of Panels on room
Identifying challenges in the placement of modules/PCU in the site - (Portrait/landscape placement)
according to roof area and shadow free area – structure – type & age of the building - usable area - O&M
challenges and integration issues Wire (cable) requirement / estimation - Special tools and material
handling equipment required during installation - Solar panel mounting structures - Solar plant foundation
planning - Installation of solar panels - Solar panel facing direction - Changing the angle of inclination as
per location and seasonal setting – module mounting structure (MMS) systems or using trackers - Solar
plant civil works – drilling - Digging – Finishing - Mixing concrete.
Battery Bank wiring - load wiring and distribution panel - Switching loads - economical planning of load
distribution - Inverter wiring - Interface with the existing electrical system.
Commissioning skills - Preparation of check off list - Safety precautions before initial starting - Observation
of parameters pre and post operation - Operational test before connecting to Load - Progressive load
connecting and on load testing - Overload testing.
First inspection report generation - Customer orientation - Documentation and record - Do’s and Don’ts in
the installation.
Types of installation for solar array mounts based roof types - Manual mount - Raft/rack mounts - Pillar or
Pole mount - Building integrated mount - Ballast roof mounts - RCC roof top mount - Tracking mounts:
Manual track Automatic track Single axis and dual axis - Safety at heights Condition monitoring and report
generation.
Maintenance of a solar plant. Alarms & security - Datalogger and SCADA room.
Introduction to wind power Components of wind turbine generator (WTG) – Windmill - principle of operation
and types - Elements of a wind mill - Minimum threshold - nominal speed during operation and out of
service - high speeds of wind energy - Speed governor and control of transmission of energy - Electrical
generator and Charge controller for windmill - Small(mini)hydro electricity generation and charge controller
- Basics of other renewable energy resources for power generation – Wind mill suitable for integration with
solar PV plant and its integration.
Unit IX: Maintenance of PV System (10 Questions)
SOP (Standard Operation Procedures) of PV system - Types of Maintenance (Preventive/ Corrective/
Condition Based) - Electrical maintenance/ Solar Panel maintenance/ Battery maintenance/ Charge
Controller maintenance / Solar Panel maintenance.
Unit X: Manufacturing of Solar Panel (10 Questions)
Skills for incoming inspection of PV cells - Making of cell string - Parts of solar panel - Assembly of panel
parts - Framework and sealing of panel.
Testing and certification - Quality standards - Manual and automatic manufacturing.
Solar water treatment plant - Solar air conditioning - Solar refrigeration - Solar agricultural products–
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Introduction to solar energy technologies for decentralized energy supply.
Solar cookers for domestic and community cooking - Solar Sprinklers for drip irrigation - Solar water
pumping - Solar dryer - Solar air Heater - Solar Traffic Light - Solar distillation - Solar Pond.
National and international energy policies - National Solar Mission - Renewable Purchase Obligation
Implementation at state level - Loan and promotional schemes - Incentives, subsidies & concessions -
Solar roof top business models - Administrative processes - Details of various websites and mobile apps
where policies can be accessed.

40. Trade - Surveyor

(ITI Standard)
Code: 387
Unit I: Basic Engineering Drawing (20 Questions)
Role of Surveyor:
Know about the role of a surveyor - State the importance of survey.
Layout of drawing sheets and title block:
State the measuring of the term ‘Layout’ of drawing sheet - List the different layout styles of drawing sheets
- Explain margin, frame, title block etc.
Free hand sketching:
State the need free hand sketching - List the situations wherein free hand sketching is useful.
Drawing equipment - Drawing board, T-Square:
State the construction and use of drawing boards and ‘T’ square - State the standard sizes of drawing
board as per IS: 1444-1989 - State the standard sizes of ‘T’ square as per IS: 1360-1989 - State the
construction and uses of drafting machine - Select the pencil grades for different drawing application -
Select the purpose of erasing shield - State the use of set squares in drawing work.
Folding of sheets:
Explain the method of folding in different size of drawing sheets.
Lettering styles:
Recognize different lettering styles - Designate the letters and numerals as per IS norms - State standard
properties for height, width and spacing of letters.
Scales:
State the necessity of scales - Explain representative fraction (RF) - List the types of scales - Explain plain,
Diagonal scale, comparative scale and Vernier scale.
Dimensioning:
Explain the types of dimensioning - Explain the elements of dimensioning - Explain the methods of
indicating dimensioning - Explain the arrangement of dimensioning.
Types of lines and angles:
Define points and lines - State classification of lines - State the different types of angles - Explain the
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Triangles and their properties:
Define triangles - Name the different types of triangles and state their properties.
Quadrilaterals and their properties:
Define a quadrilateral - Name the quadrilaterals - State the properties of quadrilaterals.
Polygon and their properties:
Define a Polygon - Name the Polygon in terms of the number of sides - State the properties of Polygon.
Unit II: Chain Surveying (30 Questions)
Introduction about Surveying:
Define Surveying - State the object of surveying - State technical terms - State the classification of
Surveying - State the principles of Surveying - State the work of Surveyor - State the accuracy in chain
Survey - State steel band
Measurement of distance by a chain and chaining:
State the methods of determining distance - State chaining and chaining a line - State unfolding the chain
- Describe the reading the chain - State folding the chain - Calculate the errors in chaining.
Introduction about chain survey instruments:
State the construction and uses of the following chain survey instruments.
Ranging:
State ranging - State the necessity of ranging - State the types of ranging - Interpret the signals surveyor
and the corresponding action by assistance.
Chaining on sloping ground:
Explain the methods of changing on sloping ground - State necessity of calculating horizontal distances.
Offset and Offsetting:
State the meaning of offset and offsetting - State the classification of offsets, its limits and its definition -
State the methods of taking offsets for various site conditions.
Obstacles in chain surveying:
Define obstacles - State the three types of obstacles - Calculate the obstructed distance.
Introduction used for setting out right angles:
List out the instrument used for setting out right angles - State the types of cross staff and optical square
- State the construction of cross staff and optical square - Explain the principles of optical square - State
the uses of cross staff and optical square.
Introduction about triangulation survey:
Define the triangulation and traverse in survey - State closed and open traversed survey - State the three
types of survey lines in triangulation
Explain about field work.
Calculation of area:
Calculate the areas of an irregular field - Apply geometrical formula for calculating the area - Describe the
construction and use of planimeter.
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Unit III: Compass Surveying (10 Questions)
Identification and parts of instruments in compass survey:
State about traversing - State types of compass - Name the prismatic compass and construction -
Construction of surveyor’s compass
Determining the bearing of a given triangular plot ABC and calculation of included angles:
Calculate angles from bearings - Calculate bearing from angles.
Determining the bearing of a given pentagonal plot of ABCDE and calculating included angles
magnetic declination and plotting of compass survey:
Calculate the angles from bearing for a closed traverse - Calculate the bearing from angles for a closed
traverse - Calculate the bearing of a pentagon - Define the dip of the magnetic needles - State the magnetic
declination and variations - Calculate true bearing - State local attraction and its elimination - Explain about
errors and its limits - State the testing prismatic compass.
Unit IV: Plane Table Surveying (10 Questions)
Setting up of plane table and methods of plane tabling:
State plane tabling - Name the instruments and accessories used in plane tabling - State the construction
and uses of instruments accessories of plane tabling - Explain about the setting up of plane table over a
station - Explain about leveling, centering and orientation in plane tabling - Explain the methods of plane
tabling
Methods of plane table survey:
Methods of plane table survey - Radiation methods of plane table survey - Intersection methods of plane
table survey
Traversing method of plane table survey:
State traverse methods of plane table survey - Conduct traverse methods of plane table survey.
Locate and plot new building by two point and three point problem: Define about resection - State
two and three point problem - Describe Lehman’s rule - List out the errors in plane tabling - Describe the
advantage and disadvantage
Prepare a road map for 1/2 km showing details on both sides:
Prepare a road map and locate the details on both sides
Inking, finishing, colouring and tracing of plane table map:
Explain about colouring of surveying symbols - Explain the importance of tracing - State the
techniques/order of tracing a drawing - State the different types of reproduction of drawings.
Minor instruments used with or without plane tabling:
Explain about the construction and uses of Abney level, tangent clinometers, De Lisel’s clinometers.
Unit V: Levelling & Contouring (20 Questions)
Instruments Used for Levelling:
Explain the tilting level and auto level - Explain the construction of dumpy level - Explain the classification
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Introduction of contouring:
Define contouring - Explain the terms in contouring - Narrate the characteristics of contour
Topography and contour:
State Topography - State contour.
Tracing of grade contour:
Trace the contour gradient for alignment of roads, railways, etc - Determine the volume of earth work and
capacity of reservoir.
Computation of volume:
Explain the various methods for the quantity of earth work - Compute quantity of earth work by average
depth method - Compute the quantity of earth work by trapezoidal and primordial formula
Unit VI: Theodolite (40 Questions)
Introduction to theodolite:
Explain the uses of the theodolite - Explain the classification of the theodolite - Explain the designate of
the theodolite
Temporary adjustment of theodolite:
Set up and perform centering of the instrument - Level up the theodolite
Eliminate parallax
Measuring horizontal angle-repetition method:
Explain the repetition method - Stage advantage of repetition method
State errors which are not eliminated by repetition method.
Measuring vertical angle:
Define vertical angle - Differentiate angle of elevation and angle of depression - Explain how to measure
vertical angle
Deflection angle and direct angle:
State deflection angle - Differentiate right deflection angle and left deflection angle - State the direct angle
- Differentiate deflection angle and direct angle
Prolonging a line:
State the method for prolonging a line - Compare the method for prolonging a line - State most suitable
method for prolonging a line
Intersection of two straight lines:
Explain method one: to find intersection point of two lines - Explain method two: to find intersection point
of two lines
Laying of a horizontal angle:
Explain laying of a horizontal angle by ordinary method - Explain laying of a horizontal angle by repetition
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Traverse:
State uses of traverse surveying - State types of traverse - Differentiate open and closed traverse
Traverse checking:
Explain the checks for open traverse - Explain the checks for closed traverse
Classification of traverse:
Classify traverse based on the instrument used - Explain method of traversing - Explain how to measure
traverse length in theodolite traversing - Explain how to measure traverse angle in theodolite traversing
Theodolite traversing method:
State methods of theodolite surveying - Explain loose needle method - Explain fast needle method -
Compare loose needle and fast needle method
Theodolite traversing method II:
Explain include angle method - Explain direct angle method - Explain deflection angle method - Explain
azimuth method
Theodolite phases:
Explain theodolite traversing phases
Closing error:
Define closing error - Find magnitude and direction of closing error
Latitudes and departures:
Determine latitude - Determine departures - Balance the traverse using transit method - Balance the
traverse using Bowditch’s (mathematical) method
Balancing the traverse:
Explain balancing the error - Describe various mathematical and graphical methods of balancing the
traverse
Omitted measurements:
Describe omitted measurements - List out and explain the classification of omitted measurement
Trigonometric leveling (indirect leveling):
State advantage of indirect leveling - Explain various cases of trigonometric leveling - deduce the reduce
level using the appropriate formula
Introduction to curves:
Explain the necessity for the provision of curves on road and railway -Explain the classification of curves -
Explain the different terms used in curve
Setting of horizontal curve by linear method:
Determine the elements of curve - Determine the offset from long chord - Explain the method of setting
cut curve by offset from long chord
Setting out curves by angular methods:
Determine the deflection angles of chords - Narrate the procedure of setting out of simple curve by one
theodolite and tape method
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Unit VII: Tachometry (10 Questions)
Methods of tachometry:
List the methods of tachometry - Explain the fixed hair method - Explain the movable hair method
Tangential method of tachometry:
Explain the tangential method of tachometry - Explain the construction of substance bar - Explain the
substance method of tachometry
Triangulation:
Explain the term triangulation
Unit VIII: Modern Surveying Instruments (25 Questions)
Digital theodolite:
Explain the features of the digital theodolite - Explain the difference between theodolite and digital
theodolite
Total Station:
Describe the features of the total station - Explain evolution of total station from the conventional equipment
- Narrate the benefits of total station
Remote sensing:
Explain remote sensing and photogrammetry.
GPS:
Explain the features of global positioning system (GPS) - Narrate the use of GPS and method of surveying
for accurate output - List the benefits of GPS
Unit IX: CADD (25 Questions)
Introduction to cad:
Explain the term CAD - Explain the use of CAD
Draw tool bar:
Explain draw commands in CAD - Explain the method of drawing geometrical shapes in CAD
Layers:
Explain the dimensioning method in CAD - Explain the use of object snap in CAD
Modifying tool bar:
List out various modifying tools in CAD - Explain the uses of modifying tools in CAD
Printing cad drawings:
Explain the steps involved in plotting in cad
Unit X: Building & Drainage (10 Questions)
Building Drawing:
State the requirement of a good building drawing - State the method of drawing plan, elevation and typical
section - State the scales used in building drawing - State Dimensioning and printing for building drawing.

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Drainage:
State drainage and surface drainage - State four shapes of surface drainage.

41. Trade - Technician Medical Electronics

(ITI Standard)
Code: 549
Unit I: Safety and Measures and First Aid Mechanism, Classifications of Cables, Soldering and
Desoldering Stations (10 Questions)
General safety precautions in Hospital - PPE Equipments – First aid Mechanism – Effect of Electrical
shock and injuries - Cables used in Electrical and Electronics Industry – Types of Soldering Guns -
Temperature & Wattage of soldering - Types of Soldering Tips - Solder Materials & Grading - Use of Flux,
Wax & Other Materials - Selection of Soldering Gun - Soldering & Desoldering Stations.
Unit II: Basics of Electrical Terms, Electrical Motor and Measuring Instruments
(20 Questions)
Basic Electrical Terms – Electric Charge - Potential Difference (Voltage) - Current - Resistance - Basics
of AC & DC – AC Term - +ve& -ve cycle - Frequency - Time period - RMS (Root Mean Square) - Peak &
Peak-to-Peak (P-P) values - Instantaneous Value - Properties of Materials – Conductors – Insulators –
Semiconductors - ICDP Switch – MCB – Energy Meter - Ohm’s Law & Its Variables - Single phase & 3
Phase power - AC Motors (Single & Three Phase) - Conventional Speed Control Methods for AC Motors
- DC Motors - Series DC Motor - Shunt DC Motor - Compound DC Motor - Speed Control Methods &
Applications of DC Motors - Measuring Instruments - PMMC Ammeter (Permanent Magnet Moving Coil) -
Conversion of Ammeter to Voltmeter - Analog Multimeter - Digital Multimeter (DMM) - Digital LCR Meter
(Inductance, Capacitance, Resistance Meter)
Unit III: Electronics, Power Electronics and Special Semiconductors (40 Questions)
Transistor Basics & Characteristics - Amplifiers & Their Characteristics - Field Effect Transistors (FETs) &
Power Electronics components – Transistor Application - Types of amplifiers - RC Coupled Amplifier
(Single & Double Stage) - Transformer Coupled Amplifier - Class B Push-Pull Amplifier - Audio Amplifier -
FET Common-Source Low-Frequency Amplifier - FET Common-Drain (Source Follower) Amplifier - Diode
Shunt & Series Clipper Circuits - Clamping/Limiting Circuits - RC-Based Differentiator - Transistor Power
Ratings & Heat Dissipation.
Analog and Digital Signals - Logic Levels of TTL & CMOS - Number Systems & Codes - Logic Gates &
Their Truth Tables - Digital IC Tester - Logic Families & Their Comparison - Combinational Logic Circuits
- Adder Circuits & Arithmetic Operations - Magnitude Comparator - Availability of Logic Gates in IC
Packages.
Types of Multivibrators - Types of Multivibrators - Monostable Multivibrator - Bistable Multivibrator - RC &
RL Circuit Time Constants - 555 Timer IC - Monostable, Astable, and VCO Mode - Positive Feedback in
Oscillators - Linear IC Tester - Integrator Circuits - Differential Amplifier - Op-Amp 741(Inverting & Non
Inverting) - Linear & Non-Linear Applications of Op-Amps - Biomedical Instrumentation Amplifier -
Oscillators using Op-Amps - RC Phase-Shift Oscillator - Wien Bridge Oscillator - Op-Amp Based
Converters - Voltage-to-Current Converter - Current-to-Voltage Converter - Op-Amp Applications - Peak
Detector - Precision Rectifier - Triangular & Square Wave Generator.
Fuses & Ratings - Single & Three-Phase MCBs - Single-phase ELCB - Power & Phase Relations - Three-
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Unit IV: SMD Components, Semiconductor Devices and Stabilizers (10 Questions)
PCB Design & SMD Components - Semiconductor Devices & Diodes - PN Junction & Biasing of Diodes -
Rectifiers & Voltage Regulator - Power Supply & Stabilizers - Voltage Stabilizers.
Unit V: Human Anatomy and Biomedical Equipment and Sensor (30 Questions)
Human Body Cells & Organelles - Types of Tissues in the Human Body - Functions of Major Human
Organs (Brain, Heart, Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Stomach, Intestines (Small & Large), Skin, Pancreas,
Reproductive Organs) - Medical and laboratory equipment – Balances - Hot Plate - Magnetic Stirrer –
Centrifuges - Hot Air Oven – Incubator - Water Bath – Nebulizer – Sphygmomanometer - Baby/Clinical
Incubator - Radiant Warmer - Laboratory Equipment – Microscope – Colorimeter - Spectrophotometer
(VIS & UV) - Laboratory Tests Based on Colorimetry & Photometry - Flame Photometry – Electrophoresis
– Densitometry - pH Meters - Semi-Auto Analyzer - Blood Cell Counter & Blood Gas Analyzer - Bio-
Potential Electrodes - Cells & Bio-Electric Potentials - IR LEDs - Photo diodes - Photo transistors - Optical
Sensors & Opto-Couplers - Laser Diodes - Biomedical Sensors - Types of Lights Used in Electronics &
Medical Applications (UVB Lights, Halogen Lights, Tube Lights, UV Lights, IR (Infrared) Lights, CFL
(Compact Fluorescent Lamp), Phototherapy Lights.
Safety precautions for hospital gas plants - Types of gases used in Hospitals - Gas plant layout
Electric Stimulation of Nerve & Muscle - Types of Currents Used in Therapy - Methods of Heating Tissues
- Advanced Therapies (LASER Therapy, Ultrasonic Therapy, Ultra-Violet Radiation Therapy, Cold Therapy
(Cryotherapy)
Unit VI: Earthing, Batteries, Inverters, and UPS (20 Questions)
Electrical wiring for Single phase and Three phase systems - Earthing and earth resistance measurement
calculation of power and power factor - Review on Batteries – Battery and cell construction - Types of Cells
- Materials Used in Cells & Batteries - Specifications of Cells & Batteries - Charging Process & Efficiency
- Selection of Cells & Batteries - Use of Hydrometer - Types of Electrolytes - Propagation Delay - Power
Dissipation & Noise Immunity - grouping- charging - Battery charging circuits used in Inverters and UPS
– Maintenance of batteries – Inverter - power rating - change over period – their principle & operation-
change over period – installation of Inverters - Protection circuits used in inverters – battery level, over
load, over charging etc - Various faults and its rectification – concept of UPS- principle of different types -
Specifications -faults and their remedies of different types UPS -Concept of UPS, OFF LINE and ONLINE
– difference between inverter and ups – Selection of UPS – calculation of load power - line interruptive
UPS, online ups circuit description and working- controlling circuits, micro controller circuits, power
circuits, charging circuits, alarm circuits and indicator circuits.
Unit VII: Fibre Optic Communication, CCTV, Microprocessor and Microcontroller (20 Questions)
Intro to optical fiber as a transmission media - its advantages over other media - Working principle of
transmitter and receiver - Application and advantages – properties - testing, losses, types, specifications-
joints, splicing and related equipment- precautions- laying of cables
Introduction of CCTV - computer hardware, software’s installation – multiple frame split in digital TV-
restore old memories - format new & old hard disk
Intro to 8085 Microprocessor – Architecture – pin details - Bus System – function of ICs such as decoders,
buffers, latches – memory ICs such as RAM, PROM/EPROM,8255 – instruction set covering data transfer
logical, arithmetic, serial communication etc - Differentiate Microprocessor and Micro controller -
Architecture of 8051 - pin diagram- pin diagram and various on chip resources - Types of memory – on
chip, external code memory, External RAM - Register Banks and their use - Memory mapping of the bit
addressable registers (bit memories) - Instruction set and various types of instructions - Special function
registers (SFRs) and their configuration for various applications. - Input / output ports and their
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- Utilization of on-chip resources such as ADC etc - Assembly software and compilers for 8051
Microcontrollers - 8052 and its difference with 8051.
Unit VIII: Demonstrate ICU Department Functions, Equipments and Basic Human Rating Chart
(20 Questions)
Charts of internal organs of human body – kidney- eye – ear -brain – heart – blood circulatory system –
skeletal system – respiratory – nerves – digestive – reproductive – history of bio medical engineering
instrumentation – MAN instrumentation - Physiological system of the Body - Medical Terminology - various
departments in hospitals – classification of hospitals
Unit IX: Execute the Operation of Different Imaging Equipment Used in Hospitals (20 Questions)
Introduction to anatomy -human physiology – electro physiology - multipara monitor – ultra sound doppler
– fetal monitor – pulse oximeter – elements of intensive care monitoring – patient monitoring displays –
defibrillators – pacemakers – EMG - EEG – video monitors - recoders – strip chart recorder – galvanometric
recorders – ventilators – inhalators - respirators – humidifiers – aspirators – diathermy
Different components of Dental X-ray machine - Collimator, Bucky Grids, Relays, contactors, Switches,
Interlocking circuits – basics and block diagram of ultra sound scanner - Transducer theory & types -
different modes ie. A, B, M – colour doppler ultra sound scanner - X-ray basics – components and block
diagram - H.T. generator, x-ray tubes, Collimator, Bucky Grids, Relays, contactors, Switches, Interlocking
circuits – scattered radiation – digital x-ray concepts – x-ray films – screens darkroom system – CT scanner
– MRI – mammography – bronchoscope
Unit X: Development of Bio- Medical Department in a Hospital (10 Questions)
Role of biomedical engineer - record maintenance of Department - NBEA license (National Biomedical
Engineers Association) – MCEBTI Bangalore (ITI MEDICAL ELECTRONICS BIOMEDICAL) - MIS NCVT
(National Council for Vocational Education and Training Management Information System.) - Introduction
of different types of License required for Hospitals - NABH (National accreditation Board for Hospitals and
Health care) - AERB (Atomic Energy Regulatory Board), ARRT (American Registry Radiologic
Technologists) - RMDC (Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographers), PC - PNDT (Pre Conception and
Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques)

42. Trade – Textile Mechatronics

(ITI Standard)
Code: 568
Unit I: General Safety Precautions and Basic terms in Electrical and Electronics (10 Questions)
Industrial safety precautions - Safety devices, safety signs - First aid - Fire extinguishers - Fundamentals
of electrical terms and definitions, and their units - Symbols - Effects of electricity – Conductor – Insulator
- Semiconductor - Type of cables – Work, power and energy, Potential Energy and Kinetic Energy - ohm's
law - series and parallel circuit with simple problems.
Unit II: Cells, Subsystems and Wiring Systems (10 Questions)
Primary cells - Types of cells-defects - Applications Secondary cells - Types of cells - Types of charging,
care and maintenance - Applications - Electromagnetic induction Faraday's Law - Lenz's Law - D.C
generator – Construction - Working principle - Types of generator and applications - Different types of
motors, AC/ DC motors – Construction - Working principle - Types and applications - Necessity of starter
- Types. Different types of Pump motors - Wiring - Types of wiring - Application of different types of wiring
- Wiring accessories.

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Unit III: Textile Mechatronics Tools and Equipments (20 Questions)
Measuring tools – Steel rule – Vernier calliper – Spirit level – DC Ammeter, AC Ammeter – AC Voltmeter,
DC Voltmeter – Multimeter – Kilowatt meter – Frequency meter – Megger – Single phase power factor
meter – Series type ohm meter – Shunt type ohm meter – Soldering iron and De-soldering iron.
Hand Tools: Combination plier – Plier side cutting – Pliers Flat nose – Pliers long nose – Screw driver -
Heavy duty – Screw driver square blade – Firmer Chisel – Marking Gauge – Combination bevel protractor
– Cold Chisel flat – Ball Pein Hammer – Cross Pein Hammer – Flat file – Triangular file – Spanner double
ended set – Hacksaw frame – Steel Measuring Tape.
Bench vice – Pipe Wrench – Spanner – Vernier caliper – Ring spanner – Grip Plier – Inner caliper – Outer
caliper – Box spanner – Torque Spanner – File Swiss type needle set – Shore hardness tester for rubber
– Needle file – Nylon hammer – Puller – Copper tube cutter – Ratchet brace – Ratchet bit – Vernier Caliper
– Snips – Conduit Pipe die set – Tong Tester – Ohm meter – Grimping tool – Blow Lamp – Multimeter –
Ladle – Pipe Vice.
Unit IV: AC Circuits, AC Motors and Transformers (15 Questions)
Fundamental terms in A.C circuits - Types of A.C circuits – Power Factor (PF) - Advantages of good P.F
disadvantages of poor P.F - Improvement of P.F
Poly phase star and delta connections - Line voltage - Phase voltage - Line current - Phase current -
Measure the current voltage P.F. Frequency, power of a simple A.C circuits.
Alternators - Construction - Working principle - Voltage regulations - Phase sequence A.C motor – Types
- Starter and their types.
Different types of single phase and Three Phase motors Working Principles.
Transformer – Working Principle – Different types & their application.
Unit V: Illumination systems, Conductor, Semiconductors and Transistors (20 Questions)
Connecting & testing lamps & energy efficient lamps - Application and Norms for illumination in textile mills
- Fault finding, rectification and servicing of different types of domestic and Industrial appliances.
Illumination - Incandescent lamp - Fluorescent lamp – Mercury Vapour lamp - Applications care and
maintenance - Working and maintenance of domestic and Industrial appliances - Heaters/ Furnaces/ Pump
set.
Conductor, Insulator - Semiconductor, types of solder, Types of fluxes, Methods of soldering, Resistors,
Capacitors, inductors etc. types specification and their applications. Study of solid state device such as
diodes, transistors SCR (Silicon Controlled Rectifier) and ICs (Integrated Circuits). Semiconductor theory
P-type and N-Type Semiconductors. Diode-Constructions working rectifiers, filters - Soldering & De-
soldering practice identifying simple meters - Study the Multimeter – Verification of Ohm's law -
Identification and testing the given components - Identify the colour code of Resistors - Identify VI
characteristics of diode Half wave & Full wave rectifiers.
Voltage regulator circuit – Input - Output characteristic of Transistors at common base - Common collector
- Common emitter modes - Study of Integrated (IC) circuit - Construction of Transistors & Amplifiers - VI
characteristics of SCR - Speed control of D.C motor using SCR - Checking of FET amplifier Ckts -
Identification of UJT relaxation oscillator - Transistors-construction working amplifier circuits SCR, FET
(Field Effect Transistor) , UJT (Uni Junction Transistor) , DIAC (Diode for Alternating Current) & TRIAC
(Triode for Alternating Current) constructions working applications circuits - Study of Integrated Circuits
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Unit VI: Logic Gates and PLC (20 Questions)
Study of different logic gates - Testing of gates using ICs - Constructions of Timer circuits using 555 ICs -
Study of commonly used Transducers - Comparisons of PLC with conventional machine - Functions of
keys on Programme Development Terminal (PDT) - Introduction to logic gates. Explanation of basic logic
gates, OR, AND, NOT, NOR AND, EX - OR etc. Truth table using diodes, transistors, resistors. Logic gates
using etc. Flip-Flops-Counters, Timer circuits.
Introduction to Advanced Automation System: Introduction to PLC and their programming methods - block
diagram of PLC - working of PLC - Input and output units - Role of PLCs in textile industries - logic gates
- Identification of PLC blocks.
Microprocessor - Working principle & block diagram – Transducers - Thermocouples, thermostats, LDRs,
LVDTs, strain gauges, magnetic pickup photo diodes, photo transistor. Over current relays, D.C Motor
controllers photo electrical relays - Concept of PLC Block diagram - Comparison of PLC with conventional
terminal / relay. Function of various programmes development terminals (PDT).
Unit VII: Operation of different machines of spinning mill, and study of their components
(30 Questions)
Introduction - Objectives of blow room- identification of components of the machine, and its functions -
Objectives of carding - Working mechanism of carding - Identification and importance of components in
carding - Objectives and working of lap formers & Comber- Identification of machine components and its
functions - Objectives and working Draw frame - Identification of machine components and its functions -
Objectives and working Speed Frame – Simplex – Spinning - working Mechanism - Auto cone Winding -
Sequence of Process - Mechanism of Cone/cheese – Winding - Working principle and operations.
Applications of Mechatronics in Blow room & Carding - Electrical and electronics involved in Blow room -
regulation of cotton flow-detection of foreign particles – Coiler - stop motion units - Electric motors –
working & Principle of operation.
Introduction to electric drives - Drives involved in textile machines and their importance - Can changer
mechanism, principle of auto leveler, importance and its functions, control systems involved in Auto leveler,
production & monitoring system - Application of mechatronics in comber, draw frame, lap fromers and
speed frame: Working principle of Comber - Starting mechanism - Electronics involved in Doffing operation
- Draw frames - Working principle of Speed frames - Controls system in speed frame machines - Cone
drum mechanism.
Unit VIII: Different Hydraulic & pneumatic applications in textile machines (25 Questions)
Introductions to Hydraulics - Application of hydraulics - Fluid couplings - Waste Evacuation system –
Spinning - Working principle of pneumatic speed variator - Doffing sequence - Electronics in doffing
sequence - Study of feedback elements and control elements - Determination of setting, speed, production,
efficiency and machinery particulars for carding machine.
Importance of overhead cleaners and their operations-drives, motors sensors and transducers operations
in overhead cleaners - Importance of OE Spinning - Electronic controls - Drives, motors and mechanism
in OE Spinning. Principle of Winding - Electronic controls in Auto corner - Principle of conveyor operation
- Determination of setting, speed, production, efficiency and machinery particulars for draw frame -
Determination of setting, speed, production, efficiency and machinery particulars for speed frame -
Determination of setting, speed, production, efficiency and machinery particulars for ring spinning & cone
winding.
Unit IX: Operations of weaving preparatory and weaving machines (30 Questions)
Principles of weaving preparatory machines – Warping and sizing machines - Determination of setting,
speeds, production, efficiency and machinery particulars for preparatory machine - Identification of
weaving mechanical, electrical &electronics components of the machine, setting & maintenance.
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Principles of weaving machine - Determination of setting, speed, production, efficiency and machinery
particulars for weaving machine - Identification of mechanical, electrical & electronics components of the
machine, setting & maintenance.
Working principles of different types of looms - Handloom & Power loom. Turning, setting & production.
Identification of mechanical, electrical & electronics components of the weaving machines.
Pneumatic Automations In Textile Machines: Introduction to pneumatics - Application of pneumatics in
blow room - Pneumatic controls in carding machine - Components involved and their control systems -
Pneumatic controls in comber machine, Components and its functions and identification of basic
components.
Pneumatic controls in sliver lap and ribbon lap former - Components involved and their control systems -
Pneumatic controls drawing machines and ring frames components involved and their basic operations -
Pneumatic controls in winding machines - Components involved and their control systems - Simulation of
electro-pneumatic systems - Simulation of electro-pneumatic systems, Proximity switches, Optical sensors
and Capacitive sensors.
Working of flat /circular knitting machine - control, Operations and their importance - Calculation of speed
& Production. Study of different mechanisms of flat / circular machines - Identification of mechanical,
electrical & electronics components of the machines, setting & maintenance.
Unit X: Human Machine Interface (HMI) Panels in Textile industries and Quality concepts
(20 Questions)
Role of HMI (Human Machine Interface) panels in textile industries - Hand held operating system -
Introduction to working of modern spinning & weaving machine - Introduction to HMI Software -
Calculation, setting of modern spinning & weaving machines - Identification of mechanical, electrical &
electronics components of the machine, setting & maintenance.
Quality concept and certifications ISO9000, SA8000, ISO14000, 5S system - Industrial safety & Health
hazard.

43. Trade - Turner, Tool and Die Maker

(ITI Standard)
Code: 552
Unit I: Safety and General Precautions and First Aid (10 Questions)
Safety and General Precautions observed in the Industry- Protective Personal Equipment (PPE) - Safety
-First Aid Method and Basic Training - Remember ABC – Electrical Maintenance and Safety – Response
to Emergencies - Road Safety and Signs - Disposal of Waste material – Colour Code for Waste
Segregation - Importance of housekeeping - 5s – Confused Space Work and Material Handling – Moving
Heavy Equipments – Fire Extinguishers –Occupational Safety & Health - Safe use of tools and Equipment
used in the trade.
Unit II: Marking tools and Measuring tools and Accessories (20 Questions)
Measuring Tools: Steel Rule – Types of Vernier Caliper – Types of Micrometer – Vernier bevel protractor
– Combination set – Try Square – Vernier height gauge –Screw pitch gauge – Radius gauge – Wire gauge
– Plug gauge – Ring gauge – Telescopic Gauge - Dial Test Indicator its uses and Care – Sine bar and
Uses – Slip Gauge – Checking of Taper with Roller Calculation.

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Marking Tools: Scriber- Calipers- Type of Calipers – surface gauge – divider – Punch- Straight Edges-
Surface Plate.
Hand Tools: Hammer –Screw driver – Spanners -Tap Wrench.
Cutting Tools: Chisel – Hacksaw - Type of Hacksaw Blades – Pitch – Different Type of Punches – Files –
Different Type- Uses- Grade – Shape – drills – Different Parts, Types and Sizes – Tap & Die –Tap
Extraction - Die and Die Stock – Method of Removing Broken Tap and Studs - Lathe Cutting tools – Type
of Reamers – Knurling Tools.
Holding Tools Accessories: Vice – Types of Vice – Vee block – Drill chuck – Lathe Chuck – 3 jaw Chuck
– 4 Jaw Chuck – Self Chuck – Collet - Face Plat – Driving Plat – Catch Plat – Various Types of Lathe
Centres – Lathe Carriers – Types of Lathe Mandrels - Travelling Steady – Fixed Steady –Angle Plat – Jigs
& Fixtures.
Unit III: Turning on a Lathe (35 Questions)
Main Component – Lever Positions & Lubrication Points – Different Parts Of Lathe - Classification of
Lathe and Function and construction of Parts of Lathe – Specification of Lathe – Types of lathe drive its
Merits and demerits –Description in details - head stock – Types of Tool post and setting - Conepully
type – All geared type – Construction & Function – Tumbler Gear set – Reducing speed – necessary &
Back Gear Unit Construction and Use – Knurling meaning – Necessity and types – Grades & Cutting
speed for Knurling - Lathe Cutting Tools – Different Types – Shapes – Specification of Lathe Tools –
Lathe Operations – Facing - Plain Turning – Step Turning – Taper Turning – Contour Turning – Form
Turning – Chamfering – Cutoff –Threading –Boring – Drilling – Knurling - Eccentric Marking Vernier height
gauge - Eccentric boring - Templates its function and construction – Toolmakers button and parts –
Counter boring – Counter Sinking - Spot Facing - boring of split bearing – Holding split bearing Fixture
and use in turning – Angles of Lathe Cutting Tools - Combination Drill (Centre Drill - Appropriate Selection
of Size from Chart, Drill Chucks – Lathe Accessories
Unit IV: Taper Turning and Form Turning (10 Questions)
Taper - different method of expressing tapers and Standard Taper its Use - Important dimensions of taper
– Taper turning by form swivelling, compound slide, Taper turning Attachment - Method of taper angle
measurement – Form tool function types and use – Template purpose & use - Jig and fixture definition
type and use – Chip breaker on tool, purpose and type – Checking of taper with sine bar and roller –
Cutting speed, feed, turning time and depth of cut calculation.
Unit V: Allied Operation and Heat treatment (10 Questions)
Basis process of soldering – welding and brazing - Basis process of Welding – Gases used in gas welding
- welding Nozzles.
Heat treatment – Meaning & Procedure - Hardening and Tempering – Annealing of steel – carburizing of
steel – Heat treatment purpose – Normalising – Surface Hardening Critical – Lower and Upper.
Unit VI: Eccentric turning and boring (10 Questions)
Eccentric Marking Vernier height gauge - Eccentric boring - Templates its function and construction –
Toolmakers button and parts – Counter boring - boring of split bearing – Holding split bearing Fixture and
use in turning.
Unit VII: Thread cutting and other forms of thread (35 Questions)
Different types of screw thread - Form and elements and application – Drive train – change gear formula
& Calculation – checking of thread by using screw thread gauge and plug gauge.
Different methods of forming threads – Calculation involved in core dia – simple gearing - driver & driven
and lead screw pitch thread to be cut - Thread chasing dial function constructions and use.
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Different profile of metric - BA and with worth and pipe thread – Calculation involving gear ratio and gearing.
Screw thread micrometer and use.
Multiple thread function use – Multi start thread and methods – Calculation involves depth core and pitch
and Proportion Acme thread & Buttress thread.
Calculation involving gear ratios - metric threads - cutting on inch lead screw lathe and vice versa - metric
threads using inch leadscrew and vice – Calculation involving fractional thread odd & even threads.
Multistart thread – different methods of multistart thread - Calculation involving shape of tool (Square
thread tool)
Helix angle and its effects on threading tool clearance angles – Tool life and negative top rake angle
application and performance - positive top rake angle – Thread on Taper Surface.
Unit VIII: Advance Turning and CNC Turning (35 Questions)
CNC Technology Basics – Types of CNC Lathe – Control system and specification – Preparation of Part
Programming - Axis Convention of CNC Machine – Feedback control system and Interpolations – Concept
Co – ordinate geometry – Tool Offset- Job Offset – Trouble Shooting in CNC Machines.
Programming sequence G codes and M codes CNC – Machine Operation Modes, Jog Mode and MPG
and Edit Mode - Fanuc – Canned Cycle – Cutting Speed and Feed – Process Planning & Sequencing tool
layout & selection.
Machining Operation and tool path – Tool nose radius Compensation - Selection of Cutting Parameters
from a tool Manufacturers – Factors affecting Quality & Productivity – Input and output Data – DNC system
– Use of CAM Programme.
Unit IX: Special Operation on lathe and Special job Maintenance (25 Questions)
Preventive Maintenance -Lubrication functions and type source - method of lubrication – Grinding wheel
– abrasive – grit & grade and bond – Interchangeability Meaning – Quality control procedure & Production
– Frequency Classification Symbol.
Mass Production - System of Limits – Tolerance – Fit Different Types – Symbol for Holes and Shafts –
Hoe Basis & Shaft Basis etc. Representation of Tolerance in Drawing – As Per BIS 919- Unilateral and
Bilateral System of Limit- – Terms used in part Drawing &Geometrical Tolerances – Symbols – Automatic
lathe main parts - Different types – Tool holder & used.
Unit X: Metals and Non Metals Characteristics (10 Questions)
Selection of Metals – Properties of Lathe cutting tools – MS-HCS – HSS – Cemented carbide – Types &
Uses – Properties of Good Cutting Tool Materials – Different Tool Materials – Sterlite – Coated Carbides-
Ceramic- Diamond – Single Point Cutting Tool- LH Tool –RH Tool – Drills for Difference Material and Tool
Angle –Different Types Material of Lathe Tool.

44. Trade - Welder [Gas and Electric]

(ITI Standard)
Code: 440
Unit I: Introduction and Definition of Welding (10 Questions)
Safety Precautions Shielded Metal Arc Welding (Smaw) & Oxygen Accetylene Welding (Oaw) Arc and
Gas Welding Equipments, Tools and Accessories - Various Welding Processes and Its Applications - Arc
and Gas Welding Terms and Definitions.

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Unit II: Different Process of Metal Joining Methods (20 Questions)
Bolting, riveting, soldering, brazing, seaming etc. - Types of welding joints and its applications. Edge
preparation and fit up for different thickness - Surface Cleaning - Basic electricity applicable to arc welding
and related electrical terms & definitions - Heat and temperature and its terms related to welding - Principle
of arc welding and characteristics of arc, Permanent and Temporary Joints.
Unit III: Set the Oxygen - Acetylene Gas Cutting Plant (Oagc) and Oxygen - Acetylene Welding
(OAW) (10 Questions)
Common gases used for Welding & Cutting, Flame temperatures and uses. - Types of Oxygen - Acetylene
flame Temperature and uses - Oxygen-Acetylene Cutting Equipment principle, parameters and
application.
Unit IV: Arc Welding Power Sources (20 Questions)
Transformer, Motor Generator Set, Rectifier and Inverter Types of Welding Machines and its Care &
Maintenance - Advantages and disadvantages of A.C (Alternative Current) and D.C (Direct Current)
welding machines.
Unit V: Arc Welding Positions (30 Questions)
As per EN & ASME Flat, horizontal, Vertical and Over head Position - Weld Slope and Rotation - Welding
Symbols as per BIS & AWS - Arc length – Types - Effects of Arc Length - Polarity: Types and its
applications - Weld quality Testing & inspection, Common Welding mistakes and appearance of good and
defective welds - Weld gauges & its uses.
Unit VI: Gas Cylinders and Regulators (20 Questions)
Calcium Carbide uses and Hazard – Acetylene Gas Properties and flash back arrestor – Oxygen Gas and
its properties, uses in welding. Charging process of Oxygen and Acetylene gases – Color coding for
different Gas Cylinders – Regulator – Single and Double Stage – Oxy and Acetylene Gas Welding System
(Low and High Pressure) – Gas Welding Techniques – Rightward and Leftward Technique – Filler Rod –
Flux – Specification and uses.
Unit VII: SMAW Defects (20 Questions)
Arc Blow – Causes and Methods of Controlling – Distortion in Arc & Gas Welding – Pipe Welding – Types
of Pipe Joints – Positions – Difference between Pipe & Plate Welding – Pipe Butt Joint - Pipe Development
for Elbow, ‘T’,’Y’ and Branch Joint.
Unit VIII: Arc Welding Electrode (20 Questions)
Types, Functions of Flux, Coating Factor, Sizes of Electrode Coding of Electrode as per BIS, AWS - Effects
of moisture pick up. Storage and baking of electrodes - Special purpose electrodes and their applications.
Weldability of metals, Importance of Pre heating, Post heating and maintenance of inter pass temperature.
Unit IX: Testing Welded Joints by Different Method of Testing (10 Questions)
Destructive Test - Nick Break - Free Bend – Tensile – Non Destructive Test - Dye Penetration - Magnetic
Particle – X Ray – Gamma Ray.
Unit X: Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (Gtaw) & Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) (Co2) Welding Process
(40 Questions)
Brief Description - AC and DC Welding, Equipments, Polarities and applications. Various Welding Process
(GTAW and GMAW (CO2)) - Power sources for GTAW - AC [Alternative Current] & DC [Direct Current] -
Tungsten electrodes - Types & Sizes - GTAW and GMAW Torches - Types, Parts and their functions -
GTAW filler rods and selection Criteria - GMAW - Wire Feed System – Shielding Gases ( Argon, CO2) –

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Advanced Welding Process - Submerged Welding -Thermit Welding - Resistance Welding (Spot, Seam,
Projection) - Friction Welding (Flash Butt) – Plasma Arc Welding and Cutting - Plastic Welding
(Polypropylene(PP), Polyethylene (PE), Polyvinylchloride(PVC) - Induction Welding.
Workshop Calculation and Science: Unit, Fraction – Square root, Ratio and Proportions, Percentage –
Material Science – Mass, Weight, Volume and Density – Heat & Temperature and Pressure – Basic
Electricity – Mensuration – Trigonometry.
Engineering Drawing: Introduction – Drawing Instrument – Free Hand Drawing - Geometrical - Hand
Tools, Measuring Tools – Fabrication Drawing, Sectional View of Different Types of Welding Joints and
Pipe Joints – Symbols used in related Trades – Reading of Job Drawing of related Trades.

45. Trade - Wireman

(ITI Standard)
Code: 550
Unit I: Safety and Tools Handling (10 Questions)
Safety rules and signs – to prevent accidents -hazard identification- Warning Signs labels. Fire types and
extinguishers -electrical fires - rescue operations and first aid- Waste material disposal-prevent
environmental hazards –Factory safety - The use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) - Reason for
shock – power failure – fire and system failure – BIS/ISI symbols of electrical accessories - 5S concept –
trade tools and equipment – specification – uses – care and maintenance.
Unit II: Electrical Wire Joints and Cables (20 Questions)
Types of electrical wire and cables – specification – voltage grade – precaution – application –Different
wire joints - stripping – skinning – SWG and micrometre - domestic, commercial, and industrial wiring
system - wire and cables - Insulation - voltage grading - temperature rise, Insulator-semiconductors and
resistor - soldering techniques - solder, flux- brazing, Crimping tools and thimbles–lugs and co-axial plug
and socket.
Cables - advantages and disadvantages, various types – (PVC, XLPE, PILC, oil filled etc.) Cable insulation
& voltage grades. Joints and terminations- pre-moulded, heat shrinkable, extrusion moulded joints Slip on,
cold shrink terminations, Types of connectors - cable, current path.
Methods of conductor connection, contact resistance. Galvanic corrosion and use of bimetals.
Connectivity - screen and armour, mechanical protection, Kits - joints and terminations.
Cable termination to equipment, Standards and testing; type, routine, field test, Stress control.
Unit III: Electrical and Electronics Circuits (25 Questions)
Fundamental of electricity – National electrical code 2011-terms and definition, measure resistance -
voltage drop method, wheatstone bridge method –, Fundamental laws - Ohm’s Law and Kirchhoff’s Laws,
Electrical circuits and networks – Law of resistance – types of resister – series and parallel connections
and its characteristics, Magnetism – terms, materials and properties, Law’s of electro magnetism –
solenoid – effects of current – EMF – (Self and Mutually Induced EMFs)-Capacitors Types– functions –
grouping and uses of capacitors.
AC circuits – RL,RC and RLC – series and parallel connections- vector concept – inductive and capacitive
reactance, effects, DC and AC system – advantage, related terms-frequency, instantaneous value, RMS
value, average value, peak factor, form factor and impedance, Power – active and reactive – single phase
and three phase system Advantages of ploy phase system –star and delta connections - balanced and
unbalanced – problems, PN-Junction diode, Rectifier – half, full and bridge, resistance - colour coding,
types, and characteristics, safety and disposal of electronic components.
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Unit IV: Electrical Machines and Earthing (25 Questions)
DC machine–Principle, parts and uses - EMF equations –Exciting of Generators (Self and Separately).
Armature reaction, Commutation, interpoles and connection of interpoles. Parallel Operation of DC
Generators, Application, losses &efficiency, Principle and types of DC motors. Changing the direction of
rotation, DC – motor starters, Methods of speed control of DC motors.
Transformers – Single and three phase - principle, construction and classification, Testing (OC and SC
test).
AC Machines – Motor and Alternator - principle, construction and classification, AC motor starters and soft
starter, Service, troubleshoot and maintenance.
Earthing – IE Rules – plate, pipe earthling, Earth tester/Megger, earth - resistance, leakage current,
difference between grounding and earthling – Circuit main earth and portable.
Unit V: Power Generation and Distribution (20 Questions)
Power Generating system - Power generation, transmission and distribution (LV MV and HV) –Hydro,
Thermal, Nuclear power plant etc. Types of distribution system substation – Indoor and outdoor and pole
mounted – line protective devices, equipment’s – switch gear , circuit breakers and switches, Protection
scheme – current and potential transformer – protective relay and lightning arrestors
Unit VI: Measuring Instruments and Testing (25 Questions)
Measurement of electrical parameters - system maintenance. Instruments classification - analog and
digital meters - voltage, current and resistance values.MC and MI meters measure - DC and AC currents
- Wattmeters and energy meters - power consumption. Phase sequence and frequency meters stability
and tong testers (clamp meters). MRI meters, Testing in domestic wiring - fault tracing, earth leakage tests,
and insulation resistance checks & safety.
Unit VII: Illumination and Lighting Systems (20 Questions)
Law’s Illumination – types – factors – intensity, advantages / disadvantage – applications, calculation of
lumens and efficiency, Proper lighting - homes, offices, and industries, LED, CFL, spotlight, down light and
strip light, HPMV lamp, Sodium vapour lamp and fluorescent lamps. Decorative and under-cabinet lighting
- workspace visibility. DMX controllers - PAR lights stage lighting - LED video walls serve commercial
displays. Motion sensor lighting saves energy and remote-controlled lights and fans enhance automation.
Unit VIII: Renewable Energy Systems and Electric Vehicles (20 Questions)
Renewable energy - power generation, solar energy - photovoltaic cells, charge controllers, and battery
storage. Solar panel installation -tilt angles and sun exposure for efficiency. Solar water pumps and DC
applications – ON/OFF Grid - Grid solutions, solar inverters - DC to AC. EV charging stations support
electric mobility, requiring - battery maintenance and proper power distribution for public and home
installations.
Unit IX: Control Panels and Wiring Installation (20 Questions)
Electrical circuit drawing – control element, equipment and symbols, Control panels - relay, ladder logic
and wiring contactor, and overload relay wiring. Power distribution drawing
Control panel components - DIN rails, trunking, connector blocks, screw terminals, relays, contactors,
protective units, fuses, fuse holders; chassis mounted, fuse-links, resistors; fixed, variable, capacitors,
switches, lamps, labelling grommets and clips, Cable forming - template, wiring schedule, run out sheet,
binding, continuous lacing, loop tie, lock stitch, finish knot, breakouts, lacing breakouts, spot ties, laying of
wires, twisted pair, Cable markers and colour codes, Connections and routing of cables - Consideration of
EMI/EMC, Conductors of different circuits.

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Symbols and use of relay contacts: NO, NC, changeover, make/break after delay, Testing of various
control elements and circuits.
Circuit breakers, fuses, MCCB, MCB, and ELCB for fault protection. Conduit wiring - surface and
concealed PVC wiring, Cable forming and routing, Smart home automation wiring - lights, fans, and
appliances. Estimation and costing.
Unit X: Domestic, Industrial Wiring and Winding (15 Questions)
Types of domestic wiring and industrial wiring - IE Rules related to wiring, National Building codes for
house wiring, specification and types, rating & material, Terms - Maximum demand, Load factor and
Diversity factor, Various wiring accessories/ electrical fittings Grading of cables and current ratings,
Principle of laying out of domestic wiring - Voltage drop concept. IS 732-1863. Wiring materials - PVC
cables, Indian standards regarding wiring materials, wiring estimation procedure, Branching of circuits -
lighting and power.
Installation and maintenance - electrical appliances - Electric bells and buzzers, induction heaters and
food mixers, Ceiling fans, washing machines, refrigerators, and pump sets- and their periodic servicing.
Air conditioners (window and split). Industrial motors and pump, Battery maintenance and transformer
winding. Wiring Estimation– domestic, commercial, and Industrial, smart wiring concept, Communication
and entertainment wiring, Ground fault circuit interrupter.
Types of winding- Concentric, distributed – single / double layer winding and related terms.
Troubleshooting of single-phase - AC induction motors and universal motor.
Industrial Wiring – Adverse conditions affect the installation, Degree of mechanical and electrical
protection, Peak-Non-peak Loads, Lighting Design - lighting power density, Estimation - load cable size -
bill of material and cost - Inspection and testing of wiring installations, Special wiring - hospital, go down,
tunnel and workshop, Danger notice as per IE rules.
Cable Management - Types of cables, uses, cable glands, IP ratings, IP Codes format. Importance of
Bonding and grounding, various types. Testing of cables-locating faults, open circuit, short circuit and
leakage in cables.

46. Trade - Workshop Calculation Science

(ITI Standard)
Code: 540
Unit I: Units, Fraction, Square Root, Ratio, Proportion and Percentage (20 Questions)
Classification of Unit system – Fundamental and derived units – System of International (SI) units –
Measurement of units and conversion – Factors, Highest Common Factor(HCF), Lowest Common Multiple
(LCM) – Simple and Decimal Fractions – Addition, subtraction, multiplication and division related problems
- Square and square root problems – Applications of Pythagoras theorem – Direct and Indirect proportions
– Percentage -Conversion of percentage into decimal fraction and fraction to percentage.
Unit II: Material Science and Heat Treatment (30 Questions)
Types of metals - Ferrous and Non-ferrous metals – Physical and Mechanical properties of metals – Iron,
Cast iron, Steel – Alloy steel and Carbon Steel – Difference between Iron and Steel – Properties and uses
of rubber, timber and insulating materials.
Heat treatment purpose and advantages - Process – Annealing – Normalizing – Hardening – Tempering
– Case hardening – Structural changes of steel – Lower, upper critical temperatures (LCT, UCT).

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Unit III: Mass, Weight, Volume, Density, Speed, Velocity and Work Power Energy (20 Questions)
Mass, Volume, Density, Weight and Specific gravity – Related problems – Speed, Velocity - Rest, Motion,
acceleration and retardation - Related problems
Work – Power – Energy - Horse Power (HP), Indicated Horse Power (IHP), Brake Horse Power (BHP)
and efficiency - Potential energy - kinetic energy and related problems.
Unit IV: Heat and Temperature (20 Questions)
Heat and temperature – concept - effects - difference - Boiling point & melting point of different metals and
non-metals – Measuring Instruments – Thermometer – Pyrometer – Transmission of heat – Conduction –
Convection – Radiation – Co-efficient of Linear expansion and related problems –Heat loss and heat gain
- Thermal conductivity and insulators - Concept of pressure - Units of pressure, atmospheric pressure,
absolute pressure, gauge pressure and gauges used
Unit V: Basic Electricity (15 Questions)
Uses of electricity - electric current - alternating current - direct current - comparison – voltage - resistance
- units - conductor - insulator, types of connections - series and parallel - Ohm's law - related problems -
magnetic induction - self and mutual inductance - Electro Motive Force (EMF), electrical Power, Horse
Power, energy - units of electrical energy
Unit VI: Mensuration – Area of Cut-Out Regular and Irregular Surfaces (20 Questions)
Area and perimeter of square - rectangle - parallelogram - triangles - circle - semi-circle - circular ring -
sector of circle - hexagon and ellipse
Lateral surface area (LSA), total surface area (TSA) and volume of solids – cube – cuboid – cylinder -
sphere and hollow cylinder - capacity in litres of hexagonal, conical and cylindrical shaped vessels – related
problems.
Area of cut out regular surfaces – circle - segment - sector of circle - related problems - area of irregular
surfaces and application related to shop problems
Unit VII: Friction (15 Questions)
Friction - Advantages and disadvantages - Laws of friction – co-efficient of friction - angle of friction - simple
problems related to friction - application and effects of friction in workshop practice - lubrication.
Unit VIII: Centre of Gravity, Levers and Simple Machines and Elasticity (20 Questions)
Centre of gravity - Centre of gravity and its practical application - Simple machines - Effort and load -
mechanical advantage - velocity ratio - efficiency of machine - relationship between efficiency - velocity
ratio and mechanical advantage - Elasticity - Elastic, plastic materials – stress - strain and their units -
young’s modulus of elasticity - Ultimate stress - working stress – stress – strain curve.
Unit IX: Algebra & Trigonometry (20 Questions)
Algebra – addition – subtraction - multiplication - division - Theory of indices - algebraic formulae - related
problems - Measurement of angles - Trigonometrical ratios – workshop related height and distance
calculation.
Unit X: Estimation and Costing, Profit and Loss (20 Questions)
Estimation and costing - Simple estimation - requirement of material estimation and costing - Problems on
estimation and costing.
Profit and loss - Simple problems in Profit and loss - Simple interest - compound interest.

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 Annexure IV

Instructions to be followed by the candidates

1. Written Examination

1.1. Reporting Time at the Examination Venue

1.1.1. To facilitate verification of the identity of the candidates and explanation of the procedures related
to the examination, the candidates shall present themselves at the examination venue one hour before the
time scheduled for the commencement of the examination.

1.1.2. All gates serving as entry into the examination venue shall be closed thirty minutes before the
commencement of the examination. After that, no candidate shall be permitted to enter the premises of
the examination venue.

1.1.3. In case of examinations to be held in both forenoon and afternoon sessions, the reporting time for
the afternoon session shall also be thirty minutes before the commencement of the examination and no
one shall be allowed into the venue thereafter.

1.2. Entry into the Examination Venue

1.2.1. Candidates shall present themselves at the examination venue with the memorandum of admission
(hall ticket) downloaded from the Commission‘s website, failing which, they shall not be allowed to write
the examination. Candidates shall also bring with them, a photocopy of their Aadhaar card / Passport /
Driving Licence / Permanent Account Number (PAN) card / Voter ID card as identity proof.

1.2.2. Candidates must appear for the examination at the venue they have been allotted, as mentioned in
the memorandum of admission (hall ticket). Change of venue will not be permitted. No candidate, without
prior approval, shall be allowed to appear for the examination at a venue other than the one originally
allotted.

1.2.3. Candidates may be subjected to frisking at the examination venue, if required, with the assistance
of male/female police personnel or any authorized persons, as the case may be.

1.2.4. Parents and others who accompany the candidates will not be permitted inside the examination
venue.

1.3. Memorandum of Admission (Hall Ticket)

1.3.1. If the photograph of the candidate in the memorandum of admission is not printed or not clear or
does not match with candidate‘s appearance, he/she should furnish a separate photograph affixed on a
plain paper, along with his name, address, register number and signature along with a copy of the
memorandum of admission (hall ticket) and a copy of Aadhaar card / Passport / Driving Licence /
Permanent Account Number (PAN) card / Voter ID card, to the Chief Invigilator, who shall
countersign it. The identity proof in original, should also be shown to the room invigilator for verification.
The room invigilator upon verification of the identity of the candidate, shall obtain an undertaking as to the
genuineness of the candidate and to the effect that he / she is aware that he / she is liable to any criminal
/ penal action initiated by the Commission, if the information furnished is found to be incorrect at a later
date. The undertaking shall then be handed over to the Chief Invigilator.
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1.3.2. Candidates must show the memorandum of admission to the Invigilator / Chief Invigilator / inspection
authorities / any authorized persons of the examination hall, on demand for verification.

1.3.3. The memorandum of admission should be preserved carefully and retained permanently. The
memorandum of admission should be produced if shortlisted for the next stage of selection / whenever
sought by the Commission. The memorandum of admission may also be photocopied, as a precaution,
after the examination is over. No duplicate memorandum of admission will be issued later.

1.4. Examination Room

1.4.1. The candidates shall compulsorily be seated in the examination room thirty minutes before the time
scheduled for the commencement of the examination.

1.4.2. Water, tea, coffee, snacks, soft drinks, etc., will not be allowed inside the examination room.

1.4.3. Candidates should maintain strict discipline not only in the examination room but also inside the
campus of the examination venue. Candidates found smoking / intoxicated or found to have entered into
a quarrel of any kind, or to have misbehaved with the Chief Invigilator or with the inspection authorities or
with the invigilator or with any other candidate either in the examination hall or inside the campus of the
examination venue, either before, during or after the examination, are liable to invalidation of answer sheet
and debarment for any period the Commission may deem fit, as well as appropriate criminal action.

1.4.4. Candidates suffering from serious health issues, may, with the consent of the Chief Invigilator,
deposit medication or other medical requirements on the room invigilator‘s table for use if needed.

1.4.5. In case of extraordinary circumstances, like pandemic conditions, etc., the procedures / precautions
prescribed (e.g., use of sanitizer and face mask, practicing social distancing) shall be adhered to.

1.5. Alarm Bell

An alarm bell shall be sounded in respect of each of the following activities to alert the candidates. The
room invigilators shall make appropriate announcements as and when required.

Event Timeline Duration of Bell

Before Commencement of Examination
Objective type Examination: Distribution of 30 minutes before Short Bell (2 seconds)
OMR answer sheets
At the Start and During the Examination
Commencement of the Examination At the Designated Time Long Bell (5 seconds)
During the Examination Every One Hour Short Bell (2 seconds)
Before Conclusion of the Examination 10 minutes before Short Bell (2 seconds)
conclusion
At the Conclusion of the Examination
Conclusion of the Examination At the Designated Time Long Bell (5 seconds)

1.6. Instructions for the Objective Type Examination (OMR)

1.6.1. Candidates must carry only black ink ball point pen, a photocopy of any one proof of ID, as specified
and memorandum of admission (hall ticket) inside the examination room. Other materials are not allowed.

1.6.2. OMR Answer Sheet

1.6.2.1. The pre-printed personalized OMR answer sheets containing photograph, name, register number,
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subject, examination centre and venue, date and session as mentioned in the memorandum of admission
(hall ticket) will be distributed thirty minutes before the time scheduled for the commencement of the
objective type examination.

1.6.2.2. Before using the OMR answer sheet, the photograph and the details printed on it shall be verified
by the candidates. It shall be ensured that the OMR answer sheet pertains to the candidate only. If any of
the details are found to be incorrect or defective in any way, it should be immediately reported to the room
invigilator for replacement. No OMR answer sheet will be replaced after use.

1.6.2.3. Candidates shall darken the question booklet number and answers in the OMR answer sheet, as
per the correct method specified below;

1.6.2.4. The candidate must write and darken the Question Booklet Number which is used by him / her
correctly in the bubbles provided in the OMR answer sheet. The question booklet number darkened by the
candidate is final. The OMR answer sheets will be evaluated based on the Question Booklet Number
darkened by the candidates in the bubbles. The correct method of darkening Question Booklet Number
is illustrated below. For example, if the Question Booklet Number is 1234

1.6.2.5. Candidates must darken only one of the answer bubbles in the OMR answer sheet, for each
question. In case more than one bubble is darkened for a particular question, that answer shall not be
evaluated.

1.6.2.6. Candidates should darken in the respective answer bubble for all the 200 questions. Option [E]
should be darkened if the answer is not known to the candidate. If the candidates darkened the respective
answer bubble for all 200 questions, they should darken the circle “Yes”. If not darkened the respective
answer bubble for one or more questions i.e., left blank, they should darken the circle “No”. The candidates
should write the total number of questions not darkened in the specified box, as below;

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1.6.2.7. Candidates shall affix their signature at the designated place in the OMR answer sheet.

1.6.2.8. Candidates shall affix his / her left hand thumb impression at the designated place in the OMR
answer sheet.

1.6.2.9. The room invigilator should darken the respective bubble in Column IA with black ink ball point
pen, for the following details;

1.6.3. Question Booklet

1.6.3.1. The question booklet will be distributed fifteen minutes before the time scheduled for the
commencement of the examination.

1.6.3.2. Before writing and darkening the Question Booklet Number in the OMR answer sheet, the
candidate shall verify whether all the questions are printed without any omission. In case any defect is
found, it shall immediately be reported to the Room Invigilator and a replacement shall be obtained which
is complete in all aspects. If any defect is noticed in the question booklet after the commencement of the
examination, it will not be replaced.

1.6.3.3. Candidates must not tick mark / mark the answers in the question booklet. Failure to comply with
this instruction will result in rejection of candidature.

1.6.4. Attendance Sheet: After checking the OMR answer sheet and the question booklet for
discrepancies, candidates must sign in the attendance sheet, after verifying his / her name and register
number therein, duly mentioning the question booklet number.

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1.6.5. The video regarding the instructions to candidates appearing for the objective type examination is
available in https://tnpsc.gov.in/English/omr-guidelines.html.

1.7. Computer Based Test (CBT) Examination

1.7.1. The Registration for the examination shall start one hour before the time scheduled for the
commencement of the examination.

1.7.2. Each candidate will be assigned a Computer to take up the examination.

1.7.3. No computer knowledge is required to take up the Computer Based Test. Knowledge in Mouse
operation would suffice to take up the Computer Based Test.

1.7.4. Candidates will be provided with a user name and password to login the system.

1.7.5. Use the keyboard only to key–in the Register Number, User id (registration id) and password.

1.7.6. Necessary instructions will be displayed on the screen. Kindly read all the instructions carefully and
follow the instructions without fail.

1.7.7. Questions with five options each will be displayed in the computer screen.

1.7.8. One question will be displayed on the screen at a time.

1.7.9. The questions will appear on the screen in ascending order, which can be answered one by one.

1.7.10. Candidate can use only the mouse to select the correct answers and proceed with answering the
questions.

1.7.11. To select your answer of a question, click on the button of one of the options.

1.7.12. Click on Save and Next button after answering every question to save your answer. Otherwise
your answer will not be saved.

1.7.13. To deselect your chosen answer, click on the button of the chosen option again or click on the
Clear Response button.

1.7.14. Candidates can proceed to the next question by clicking next button or previous question by clicking
previous button.

1.7.15. Candidates can recheck his / her answers and if he / she feels to correct the answers, it can be
done at any time before the closure of examination. They can skip the questions also, if they desire so.

1.7.16. Candidate can submit their answers at any time during the examination.

1.7.17. Once the entire answers are submitted, the candidates have no option to proceed further.

1.7.18. If the candidates fail to submit their answers, the system will automatically submit the answers to
the server, at the closure of the examination.

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1.7.19. The question and answers can be zoomed to the required level for the candidates with visual
impairment.

1.7.20. Instruction for enlarging images, to view the image provided in the question in a bigger size, click
on the image and rotate the scrolling wheel on the mouse.

1.7.21. Question Number Box: Question Number Box displayed on the right side of the screen will show
the status of each question using one of the following symbols:

The ‘Marked for Review’ status for a question simply indicates that you would like to look at that question
again.

You can click on the ">" arrow which appears to the left of question number box to minimize the question
number box. This will enable you to view the question on a bigger area of the screen. To view the question
number box again, you can click on "<" arrow which appears on the right side of the screen.

You can click on to navigate to the bottom and to navigate to the top of the question area,
without scrolling. The summary of number of questions answered, not answered, not visited, marked for
review and answered and marked for review will be displayed above the question number box.

1.7.22. Time available for the candidate to complete the examination will be displayed through a
countdown timer in the top right-hand corner of the screen. It will display the remaining time as Time Left.
(For example: if duration of examination is 3 hours, at the beginning of exam, timer will show 180 minutes
and for Differently Abled candidates with scribe / without scribe 240 minutes, which will reduce gradually
with passage of time). When the timer reaches zero, the examination will end by itself and the examination
will be submitted by the system automatically.

1.7.23. Candidates will be provided with a paper for doing rough work. After closure of the examination,
rough sheet will be collected.

1.7.24. Candidates have to sign the attendance sheet and affix thumb impression for verification of his /
her identity.

1.7.25. The Examination Hall will be under camera surveillance.

1.7.26. Any attempt of malpractice found, will render you liable to such penal action as the Commission
may decide.

1.7.27. In case of doubt in the questions and answers, English version is the final.
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1.7.28. To acquaint with the operation of Mouse and the CBT, the candidates can take up the mock test
available in the Commission’s website (www.tnpsc.gov.in) and they can practice the usage of mouse in
the mock test. Mock test is similar to the CBT to be held on the day of examination. In the Mock test, all
the steps are given similar to the CBT. Candidates can practice the mock test as many times as he / she
likes.

1.8. Other Instructions for the Written Examination

1.8.1. No candidate will be allowed to leave the examination hall until the closure of the examination.

1.8.2. The candidates are instructed to cooperate with the videographer and display clear visuals of his/her
face and Register Number either on table or through Hall Ticket as and when the videographer comes to
the table for taking visuals.

1.8.3. Requests from candidates for furnishing of their marks or answer paper copy before the completion
of the entire selection process, will not be entertained by the Commission.

1.8.4. After conclusion of the entire selection process, copies of OMR answer sheet shall be made
available to the candidates on the Commission‘s website. On requisite payment, the candidates can
download the answer papers.

1.9. Instructions for Usage of scribe and Compensatory Time

1.9.1. Candidates with Disability

1.9.1.1. Candidates with disability, shall be permitted to utilize the services of a scribe upon making such
request in the online application subject to the following conditions. Request for scribe made after the
submission of application or on the date of examination will receive no attention.

1.9.1.2. For the candidate with disability as defined under section 2(s) of the Rights of Persons with
Disability Act, 2016, the facility of scribe and/or compensatory time shall be granted solely to those having
difficulty in writing subject to uploading of a certificate to the effect that person concerned has limitation to
write, including that of speed and that scribe is essential to write examination on his / her behalf from the
Medical Board as per the format available in Annexure II . Compensatory time of not less than 20 minutes
per hour of examination will be allowed to candidates with disability, who have physical limitation to write
including that of speed and who are utilizing the services of a scribe. The candidate with disability should
upload the Certificate of Disability in the format prescribed in Annexure II and the Certificate from the
Medical Board in the format available in Annexure VI at the time of submission of online application.

1.9.2. Candidates with Benchmark Disability

1.9.2.1. Candidates with benchmark disability, shall be permitted to utilize the services of a scribe /
compensatory time upon making such request in the online application subject to the following conditions.
Request for scribe / compensatory time made after the submission of application or on the date of
examination will receive no attention.

1.9.2.2. Candidate with benchmark disability as defined under section 2(r) of the Rights of Persons with
Disability Act, 2016, in the category of blindness, locomotor disability (both arm affected) and cerebral
palsy, the facility of scribe shall be given, if so desired by the candidate. Compensatory time of not less
than 20 minutes per hour of examination will be allowed to candidates with blindness, locomotor disability
(both arm affected) and cerebral palsy and who are utilizing the services of a scribe. The candidates with
benchmark disability in the category of blindness, locomotor disability (both arm affected) and cerebral
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palsy should upload the Certificate of Disability in the format prescribed in Annexure II, at the time of
submission of online application.

1.9.2.3. In case of other category of benchmark disability, the provision of scribe can be allowed on
uploading of a certificate from the Chief Medical Officer / Civil Surgeon / Medical Superintendent of a
Government Health care institution, to the effect that person concerned has limitation to write, including
that of speed and that scribe is essential to write examination on his/her behalf. Compensatory time of not
less than 20 minutes per hour of examination will be allowed to candidates with other category of
benchmark disability and who are utilizing the services of a scribe. The format of the certificate is available
in Annexure II. The candidates with other category of benchmark disability should upload the Certificate
of Disability in the format prescribed in Annexure II and the Certificate from the Chief Medical Officer / Civil
Surgeon / Medical Superintendent of a Government Health care institution in the format available in the
Annexure VI, at the time of submission of online application.

1.9.2.4. All candidates with benchmark disability who have physical limitation with regard to writing including
that of speed and not availing the services of a scribe will be allowed additional time of a minimum of one
hour for an examination of three hours duration, on production of a certificate from the Chief Medical Officer
/ Civil Surgeon / Medical Superintendent of a Government Health care institution, to the effect that person
concerned has limitation to write and compensatory time is recommended. Such candidates with
benchmark disability should upload the Certificate of Disability in the format prescribed in Annexure II and
the Certificate from the Chief Medical Officer / Civil Surgeon / Medical Superintendent of a Government
Health care institution in the format available in Annexure VI at the time of submission of online application.

1.9.3. The Commission will arrange for scribes and the fee amount to be paid to the scribes will be met by
the Commission. Candidates availing of the services of the scribes need not pay any fee to them.

1.9.4. All candidates with disability, availing of the services of the scribes while appearing for the written
examination will be seated in a separate room in the ground floor, in close vicinity to the Chief Invigilator‘s
control room and under the close supervision of the Chief Invigilator.

1.10. Special Instructions for the Candidates with Benchmark Disabilities

1.10.1. Candidates with benchmark disability must affix their signature and left hand thumb impression in
the space provided in the answer sheets, if possible. Candidates with locomotor disability and visual
impairment who have been permitted to use scribe facility, who are unable to affix their signature, may
affix their left hand thumb impression alone. Candidates who are unable to use their left hand, must affix
right hand thumb impression. Candidates who are unable to use both hands, and who have been permitted
to use scribe, may leave the signature and thumb impression columns blank.

1.10.2. All persons with benchmark disability, who are unable to climb the staircase, will be allowed to
write the examination in a room in the ground floor, in close vicinity to the Chief Invigilator’s control room.

1.11. Penalty for Violation of Commission’s Instructions

The answer sheets of the candidate will be invalidated / marks deducted / criminal action initiated / and
debarment imposed for the following violations:

1.11.1. Invalidation of Answer Sheet in Objective Type Examination

1.11.1.1. Usage of pen other than black ink ball point pen.

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1.11.1.2. Making any irrelevant or impertinent remarks / symbols.

1.11.1.3. If the candidate has not signed in the space provided at page 1 of the OMR answer sheet.

1.11.1.4. If the Question Booklet Number printed in the Question Booklet supplied to the candidate is not
darkened correctly in the OMR answer sheet / or even if one or more bubble(s) of Question Booklet
Number is left blank (not darkened) in the OMR answer sheet.

1.11.2. Deduction of Marks for Objective Type Examination

1.11.2.1. If none of the respective answer bubble is darkened for any of the question, (i.e., if left blank)
0.5 mark will be deducted from the total marks obtained by the candidate.

1.11.2.2. If Left Hand Thumb Impression is not affixed at the space provided at page 1 of the OMR answer
sheet, 0.5 mark will be deducted from the total marks obtained by the candidate.

1.11.3. Criminal Action: Criminal action will be initiated against the candidates for the following reasons.

1.11.3.1. Misbehaviour and indiscipline in the examination hall: Candidates should maintain strict
discipline not only in the examination room, but also inside the campus of the examination venue.
Candidates found smoking / intoxicated, or found to have entered into a quarrel of any kind, or to have
misbehaved with the Chief Invigilator or with the inspection authorities or with the invigilator or with any
other candidate either in the examination hall or inside the campus of the examination venue, either before,
during or after the examination, are liable to invalidation of Answer sheet and debarment for any period the
Commission may deem fit, as well as appropriate criminal action.

1.11.3.2. Indulging in any type of malpractice, including impersonation and resorting to unfair means within
the examination hall or outside will lead to debarment for any period deemed fit by the Commission,
besides initiation of criminal action.

1.11.3.3. Invalidation of answer sheet as well as debarment for such period as the Commission may deem
fit will be imposed on candidates resorting to any kind of irregularity or malpractice within / outside the
examination hall including:

a. Consulting with / copying from another candidate in the examination hall.

b. Permitting others to copy from his / her OMR answer sheet.
c. Copying from books or notes which are printed / type written / hand written.
d. Seeking the help / assistance of any official / hall supervisor in answering questions in examination
hall.
e. Approaching or attempting to approach an examiner or getting other people to approach an
examiner on his behalf.
f. Possession of electronic devices such as cellular phones, watches with inbuilt memory notes, rings
with in-built memory notes, Bluetooth devices, communication chip, other electronic devices and
non-electronic devices such as P&G design data book, books, notes, handbags, other non-
permitted materials, etc.
g. Taking away from the examination hall, the whole or part of any used / unused OMR answer sheet
without handing it over to the room invigilator.
h. Tampering with the Barcode printed on the OMR answer sheet.

1.11.3.4. Violation of any one or more of the instructions contained in the Commission‘s Instructions to
Applicants, instructions mentioned in the Notification, instructions printed on the memorandum of
admission (hall ticket) shall also make the candidate liable to debarment, either permanently or for such
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period as the Commission deems fit, and/or rejection of candidature after due process and /or any other
penalty, as decided by the Commission.

1.11.4. Debarment

The period for which candidates shall be debarred from appearing for the examinations / participating in
the recruitment processes conducted by the Commission, for the offences committed by the candidates
are given below. Besides debarment, the candidate shall also be liable to rejection of candidature after
due process, invalidation of answer sheet, as the case may be. Criminal action may also be initiated
against such candidates wherever indicated.

S. Nature of Offence Period of

No Debarment
1 Attempts to influence the Chairman, Members of the Commission, Three Years
Secretary, Controller of Examinations or any officer or staff of the
Commission, personally / by letter / through relatives, friends, patrons,
officials or other persons.
2 Production of bogus community / destitute widow / differently abled Permanent,
/ ex-serviceman / transgender / person studied in Tamil medium Initiation of
certificates, etc. Tampering or alteration in the documents or certificates. criminal action
3 Suppression of material information, at any stage of the selection process, One Year
regarding:
(i) Previous appearances or availing free chances.
(ii) Regular / temporary employment in Government or Quasi-Government
organizations, local bodies, public sector undertakings, statutory bodies,
public corporations, Universities, etc.,
(iii) Criminal cases, arrests, convictions, disciplinary proceedings, etc.
(iv) Debarment or disqualification by Union Public Service Commission /
State Public Service Commissions / other agencies
4 Possession of electronic devices such as cellular phones, watches and rings Permanent
with in-built memory notes, Bluetooth devices, communication chip, any
other electronic devices inside the examination room and also seeking
the help of / assistance of any official / invigilator / any outsider in answering
question
5 Possession of non-electronic devices such as P&G Design Data Book, Three Years
books, notes, guides, handbags, other non-permitted materials, etc.
inside the examination room.
6 Consulting with other candidates, copying from other candidates, Three Years
permitting others to copy from his / her answer paper, copying from books
or notes which are printed / typewritten / hand written, etc.
7 In addition to the offences listed herein, the involvement of candidates in Three Years
any indiscipline or irregular practices within / outside the examination room.
8 Written certain unwarranted remarks unconnected with answers to the Three Years
subject concerned in the answer books, etc., i.e., vulgar, derogatory and
obscene language.
9 Taking away from the examination hall, the whole or part of any used / Three Years
unused OMR answer sheet, without handing it over to the room invigilator.
Tampering with the Barcode.

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 10 Candidates found smoking / intoxicated, or found to have entered into a Three Years
quarrel of any kind, or to have misbehaved with the Chief Invigilator or with
the inspection authorities or with the invigilator or with any other
candidate either in the examination hall or inside the campus of the
examination venue, either before, during or after the examination.
11 Indulging in grave malpractices, including impersonation, amounting Permanent,
to subversion of the conduct of examination. Initiation of
criminal action

2. Answer Key Challenge for Objective Type Examination

2.1. Tentative answer keys will be hosted in the Commission‘s website within fifteen working days from
the date of conduct of examination. Instructions available in the Para 17 D (iv) of Instructions to Applicants
are not applicable to this recruitment. Candidates can challenge the tentative answer keys through the
‘Answer Key Challenge’ window available in the Commission‘s website (www.tnpsc.gov.in)
[Recruitment → Answer Keys]. Representations, if any, challenging the tentative answer keys shall be
submitted only through online mode within seven days from the date of publication of tentative answer
keys. Representations received by post or e-mail will receive no attention.

2.2. Detailed instructions, procedures to challenge the tentative answer keys have been made available in
the Commission‘s website. Representations made online/offline after the closure of the window will also
receive no attention.

2.3. The challenges submitted on time, through the online mode, shall be referred to a committee
comprising of experts in each subject. The decision on the final answer key shall be made, based on the
recommendations of the expert committee and answer sheet evaluation shall commence thereafter.

2.4. The Commission shall not publish the final answer key until the completion of the entire selection
process.

3. Onscreen Certificate Verification

3.1. Onscreen Certificate Verification will be done based on the documents already uploaded by the
candidate at the time of online application.

3.2. Based on the onscreen certificate verification, the candidates will be given 10 calendar days to upload
the required document(s) / defective document(s) or certificate(s). Failure to re-upload the required
document(s) / defective document(s) or certificate(s) as per the claim in the online application within the
time stipulated by the Commission, shall result in rejection of claim.

4. Physical Certificate Verification

4.1. Candidates admitted to physical certificate verification shall produce all the original certificates
uploaded / re-uploaded (if applicable) for physical certificate verification as claimed in the online
application, without fail.

4.2. After verification of original certificates, the eligible candidates alone will be admitted for counselling.
If the candidate does not satisfy the eligibility criteria, his/her online application will be rejected and his/her
provisional admission to physical certificate verification will be cancelled and will not be allowed to attend
the counselling.

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4.3. If the candidate does not appear for the physical certificate verification on the scheduled date and
time, the candidate will not be given any further chance to appear for the physical certificate verification
and will not be allowed to attend the counselling.

5. Counselling

5.1. Candidates will be allowed to participate in the counselling based on his / her rank. If the candidate
does not appear for the counselling on the scheduled date and time, the candidate will not be given any
further chance to appear for the counselling.

5.2. The post chosen by the candidate during the counselling cannot be changed under any circumstances.

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 Annexure V

1. Experience Certificate for the post of Chemist, Grade I in Industries and Commerce
Department (Post Code: 3679)

1. Name of the Employee

2. Father / Spouse Name
3. Date of Birth
4. Qualification possessed by the Employee on the date of
joining service
5. Designation of the Employee
6. Nature of the Work / Duty performed by the Employee
(To be mentioned in brief)
7. Period of Research Experience in Pure or Applied From _____ (date) To _____ (date)
Chemistry or Analytical Chemistry (YY/MM/DD)
8. Total Research Experience in Pure or Applied Chemistry
____ years ____ months ____ days
or Analytical Chemistry
9. Whether Attendance Register / Attendance Rolls / Pay
Yes / No
Register and other records available for this Employee
10. Name of the Organisation / Institution
11. Address of the Organisation / Institution
12. Phone No. and Email ID of the Organisation / Institution

This is to certify that Thiru / Tmt. / Selvi …………………………… possesses the experience in research
in Pure or Applied Chemistry or Analytical Chemistry as stated above, as on the date of notification
(i.e., 13.06.2025). The above particulars furnished by me are correct.

Affix photograph
of the employee Signature
with the signature Name & Designation of the Head
of the Certifying of Organisation / Institution /
Authority on the Competent Authority
Photograph

Place: Seal of Office / Officer

Date:

Note:

1. A certificate in the format prescribed should be obtained from the Head of the Institution where in the
individual had served or the authority competent to issue such certificate.
2. The Competent authority who issues the certificate is cautioned that issuing of certificate which
contains false or incorrect details will lead to legal / penal action against them.

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 2. Experience Certificate for the post of Hostel Superintendent cum Physical Training Officer in
Employment and Training (Post Code: 1731)

1. Name of the Employee

2. Father / Spouse Name
3. Date of Birth
4. Qualification possessed by the Employee on the date of
joining service
5. Designation of the Employee
6. Nature of the Work / Duty performed by the Employee
(To be mentioned in brief)
7. Whether the employee possesses teaching experience in
Yes / No
the field of Physical Education
8. Period of Teaching Experience in Physical Education From _____ (date) To _____ (date)
9. Total Experience (YY/MM/DD) ____ years ____ months ____ days
10. Whether Attendance Register / Attendance Rolls / Pay
Yes / No
Register and other records available for this Employee
11. Name of the Institution
12. Type of Institution
13. Address of the Institution
14. Phone No. and Email ID of the Institution

This is to certify that Thiru / Tmt. / Selvi …………………………… possesses teaching experience in
Physical Education as stated above, as on the date of notification (i.e., 13.06.2025). The above
particulars furnished by me are correct.

Affix photograph
of the employee Signature
with the signature Name & Designation of the Head
of the Certifying of Organisation / Institution /
Authority on the Competent Authority
Photograph

Place: Seal of Office / Officer

Date:

Note:

1. The Institution may be any Educational Institution.

2. A certificate in the format prescribed should be obtained from the Head of Institution wherein the
individual had served or the authority competent to issue such certificate.
3. The competent authority who issues the certificate is cautioned that issuing of certificate which
contains false or incorrect details will lead to legal / penal action against them.

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 Annexure VI

1. Form for Certificate for Allocation of Scribe / Compensatory Time

This is to certify that I have examined Mr/Ms/Mrs. __________________________(Name

of the candidate with disability) a person with __________________________(Nature and
percentage of disability as mentioned in the certificate of disability),
S/o/D/o_________________________________ a resident of_______________________
(Village / District / State and to state that He / She has physical limitation which hampers his /
her writing capabilities owning to his / her disability.

Due to the above mentioned disability following concession may be given:- *

1. Allocation of a scribe.
2. Compensatory time for writing the examination.

*strike out the non applicable.

Signature
(Name of Government Hospital / Civil Surgeon / Medical Superintendent / Signature of the
notified Medical Authority of a Government Health Care Institution / Medical Board)

Name & Designation

Name of Government Hospital / Health Care Centre / The notified Medical Authority/ Medical
Board

Place:
Date:
(Photo of the
Differently
Signature / Thumb impression Abled Person
of the Differently Abled Person and Stamp to
be fixed here)
Note:
Certificate should be given by a specialist of the relevant stream /
disability
(e.g. Visual Impairment – Ophthalmologist, Locomotor disability – Orthopedic Specialist / PMR
etc.,)

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 2. Form for Eye Fitness Certificate

1. Name of the candidate

2. Father’s Name
3. Visual standard without glasses Right Eye Left Eye
a. Distant Vision (without glasses)
b. Near Vision (without glasses)
4. Field Vision
5. Colour Vision
6. Fundus appearance
7. Whether suffering from colour blindness? (Yes / No)
8. Whether suffering from night blindness? (Yes / No)
9. Standard Vision

Signature of the Specialist in Ophthalmology:

Name:
Designation:
Date: Seal:
Note: Colour blindness is a disqualification for the posts of Junior Engineer (Post Code: 3662), Assistant
Agricultural Officer (Post Code: 3101) and Assistant Horticultural Officer (Post Code: 3104)
Colour blindness / Night blindness is a disqualification for the posts of Chemist, Grade-I (Post Code:
3679), Overseer / Junior Draughting Officer in Rural Development and Panchayat Raj Department
(Refer table in para No.3), Junior Technical Assistant (Post Code: 1853), Technical Assistant (Electrical)
(Post Code: 3591)

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 3. Certificate from the Head of Institution / University

Photograph of
the candidate
with the
signature of
the authorised
signatory

This is to certify that Thiru / Tmt / Selvi. ____________________________ son / daughter of

Thiru / Tmt.________________ bearing Register no. ______________, completed the _____________
course during the academic year ____________ to ___________ in our Institution/University. He/ she has
successfully completed all the requirements of the course/program and results for all subjects were
declared on ______________

Office Seal:

Date:

Signature (with Seal) of the

Authorised Signatory of the Institution /
University
(Controller of Examinations / Principal /
Dean / Registrar)

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 4. Form for Certificate of Physical Standards for the posts of Junior Tradesman in TNSTC

Name of the Candidate :

Father’s Name :

Height : __________ cm

Weight : __________ kg

Signature of the Medical Officer

Name :

Designation :

Date : Seal :

Note: The certificate should be obtained from a Medical Officer above the rank of an Assistant Surgeon
appointed by the Government to a Government Medical Institution

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 Annexure VII

S. Post Post Department / Unit / District Category No.of

No. Code Organization / State Vacancies
1 Assistant 3101 Agriculture State GT (G) 3
Agricultural GT (G) (PSTM) 2
Officer
GT (G) (LV/VI) 1
GT (G) (EXSER) 1
GT (W) 2
BC(OBCM) (G) 3
BC(OBCM) (G) (PSTM) 1
BC(OBCM) (W) 1
BC(OBCM)(W)(DW) 1
BC(M) (W) 1
MBC/DC (G) 1
MBC/DC (G) (PSTM) 1
MBC/DC (G) 1
(LD/CP/LC/DF/AC/MuD)
MBC/DC (G) (EXSER) 1
MBC/DC (W) 1
SC(A) (G) (EXSER) 1
SC (G) 2
SC (W) 1
ST (G) (PSTM) 1
Total 26
2 Assistant 3104 Horticulture State BL_GT (G) (HH) 1
Horticultural BL_BC(OBCM) (G)(HH) 1
Officer
BL_BC(OBCM) (G) 1
(ASD/SLD/MI)
BL_BC(M) (G) 15
BL_MBC/DC (G) 1
(LD/CP/LC/DF/AC/MuD)
BL_MBC/DC (G) 1
(ASD/SLD/MI)
BL_SC (G) (LV) 1
GT (G) 3
GT (G) (PSTM) 1
GT (W) (PSTM) 1
BC(OBCM) (G) 1
BC(OBCM) (G) (PSTM) 1
BC(OBCM) (G) (LV) 1
BC(OBCM) (W) 1
MBC/DC (G) 2
MBC/DC (W) 1
SC (G) 2
SC (DW) 1
SF_SC (G) 14
Total 50
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3 Assistant 3654 Tamil Nadu State GT (G) 1
Manager Magnesite SC(A) (W) (PSTM) 1
(Mines) Limited
Total 2
4 Assistant 3258 Arasu Rubber State GT (G) 1
Rubber Maker Corporation Total 1
Limited
5 Chemist, 3679 Industries and State GT (G) 1
Grade-I Commerce Total 1
(Institute of
Ceramic
Technology,
Viruthachalam)
6 Hostel 1731 Employment State BC(OBCM) (W) 1
Superintendent and Training MBC/DC (G) 1
Cum Physical (Training
Total 2
Training Officer Wing)
7 Junior Burner 3651 Tamil Nadu State GT (G) 1
Magnesite SC(A) (DW) (PSTM) 1
Limited
Total 2
8 Junior 3115 Highways State GT (G) 5
Draughting GT (G) (PSTM) 2
Officer
GT (G) 1
(ASD/ID/SLD/MI/MD)
GT (G) (EXSER) 1
GT (W) 3
GT (W) (PSTM) 1
BC(OBCM) (G) 4
BC(OBCM) (G) (PSTM) 2
BC(OBCM) (G) (LV/VI) 1
BC(OBCM) (W) 3
BC(OBCM) (W) (PSTM) 1
BC(M) (G) 1
MBC/DC (G) 5
MBC/DC (G) (PSTM) 1
MBC/DC (W) 2
SC(A) (G) 1
SC(A) (G) (PSTM) 1
SC (G) 4
SC (W) 1
SC (W) (PSTM) 1
Total 41
9 Junior 3547 Tamil Nadu State SC(A) (W) (PSTM) 1
Draughting Forest Total 1
Officer Plantation
Corporation
Limited
10 Junior 3662 Archaeology State GT (G) 1
Engineer GT (W) 1
BC(OBCM) (G) 1
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 MBC/DC (G) 1
SC(A) (W) (PSTM) 1
SC (G) 1
Total 6
11 Junior 3652 Tamil Nadu State GT (G) 1
Foreman Magnesite SC(A) (DW) (PSTM) 1
(Factory) Limited
Total 2
12 Junior 1853 Textiles State BC(OBCM) (W) 1
Technical MBC/DC (W) 1
Assistant
SC (G) 1
Total 3
13 Junior 3661 Tamil Nadu Salem GT (G) 1
Tradesman - State MBC/DC (G) 1
AC Mechanic Transport
SC(A) (DW) (PSTM) 1
Corporation-
Salem Total 3
14 Junior 3656 Tamil Nadu Kumbakonam SF_SC (G) 3
Tradesman- State SF_ST (G) 15
Diesel Transport
Total 18
Mechanic Corporation-
Kumbakonam
15 Junior 3688 State Express State GT (G) 1
Tradesman- Transport GT (DW) 1
Electrician Corporation
BC(OBCM) (G) 1
Limited, Tamil
Nadu MBC/DC (G) 1
SC(A) (DW) (PSTM) 1
SF_SC (G) 4
SF_ST (G) 12
Total 21
16 Junior 3684 Tamil Nadu Coimbatore SF_SC (G) 5
Tradesman- State SF_ST (G) 44
Electrician Transport
Total 49
Corporation-
Coimbatore
17 Junior 3683 Tamil Nadu Kumbakonam SF_SC (G) 6
Tradesman- State SF_ST (G) 34
Electrician Transport
Total 40
Corporation-
Kumbakonam
18 Junior 3687 Tamil Nadu Madurai SF_ST (G) 4
Tradesman- State Total 4
Electrician Transport
Corporation-
Madurai
19 Junior 3686 Tamil Nadu Salem GT (G) 4
Tradesman- State GT (G) (PSTM) 1
Electrician Transport
GT (G) (LV/VI) 1
Corporation-
Salem GT (W) 2
GT (DW) 1
BC(OBCM) (G) 4
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 BC(OBCM) (G) (PSTM) 1
BC(OBCM) (W) 1
BC(OBCM) (DW) 1
BC(M) (G) 1
MBC/DC (G) 3
MBC/DC (G) (PSTM) 1
MBC/DC (W) 1
MBC/DC (DW) 1
SC(A) (DW) (PSTM) 1
SC (G) 2
SC (G) (PSTM) 1
SC (W) 1
SC (DW) 1
SF_SC (G) 5
SF_ST (G) 1
Total 35
20 Junior 3685 Tamil Nadu Tirunelveli SF_SC (G) 4
Tradesman- State SF_ST (G) 21
Electrician Transport
Total 25
Corporation-
Tirunelveli
21 Junior 3657 Tamil Nadu Kumbakonam SF_ST (G) 3
Tradesman- State Total 3
Fitter Transport
Corporation-
Kumbakonam
22 Junior 3700 Tamil Nadu Salem GT (G) 1
Tradesman- State MBC/DC (G) 1
Fitter Transport
SC(A) (DW) (PSTM) 1
Corporation-
Salem SF_SC (G) 1
Total 4
23 Junior 3699 Tamil Nadu Tirunelveli SF_SC (G) 2
Tradesman- State SF_ST (G) 18
Fitter Transport
Total 20
Corporation-
Tirunelveli
24 Junior 3655 Metropolitan Chennai SF_SC (G) 3
Tradesman- Transport SF_ST (G) 37
Mechanic Corporation
Total 40
Motor Vehicle Limited,
Chennai
25 Junior 3694 State Express State GT (G) 2
Tradesman- Transport GT (DW) 1
Mechanic Corporation
BC(OBCM) (G) 2
Motor Vehicle Limited
BC(OBCM) (DW) 1
MBC/DC (G) 1
MBC/DC (DW) 1
SC(A) (DW) (PSTM) 1
SC (G) 1
SF_SC (G) 5
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 SF_ST (G) 28
Total 43
26 Junior 3690 Tamil Nadu Coimbatore SF_SC (G) 6
Tradesman- State SF_ST (G) 49
Mechanic Transport
Total 55
Motor Vehicle Corporation-
Coimbatore
27 Junior 3689 Tamil Nadu Kumbakonam SF_SC (G) 3
Tradesman- State SF_ST (G) 15
Mechanic Transport
Total 18
Motor Vehicle Corporation-
Kumbakonam
28 Junior 3693 Tamil Nadu Madurai SF_SC (G) 1
Tradesman- State SF_ST (G) 28
Mechanic Transport
Total 29
Motor Vehicle Corporation-
Madurai
29 Junior 3692 Tamil Nadu Salem GT (G) 2
Tradesman- State GT (DW) 1
Mechanic Transport
BC(OBCM) (G) 1
Motor Vehicle Corporation-
Salem BC(OBCM) (DW) 1
MBC/DC (G) 1
MBC/DC (DW) 1
SC(A) (DW) (PSTM) 1
SC (G) 1
SF_SC (G) 2
Total 11
30 Junior 3691 Tamil Nadu Tirunelveli SF_SC (G) 4
Tradesman- State SF_ST (G) 21
Mechanic Transport
Total 25
Motor Vehicle Corporation-
Tirunelveli
31 Junior 3660 Tamil Nadu Kumbakonam SF_SC (G) 2
Tradesman- State SF_ST (G) 8
Sheet Metal Transport
Total 10
Corporation-
Kumbakonam
32 Junior 3658 Metropolitan Chennai SF_SC (G) 3
Tradesman- Transport SF_ST (G) 27
Welder Corporation
Total 30
Limited,
Chennai

33 Junior 3695 Tamil Nadu Kumbakonam SF_SC (G) 2

Tradesman- State SF_ST (G) 10
Welder Transport
Total 12
Corporation-
Kumbakonam

34 Junior 3697 Tamil Nadu Madurai SF_ST (G) 4

Tradesman- State Total 4
Welder Transport
Corporation-
Madurai
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35 Junior 3696 Tamil Nadu Salem GT (G) 2
Tradesman- State GT (G) (PSTM) 1
Welder Transport
GT (DW) 1
Corporation-
Salem BC(OBCM) (G) 2
BC(OBCM) (G) (PSTM) 1
BC(OBCM) (DW) 1
BC(M) (G) 1
MBC/DC (G) 2
MBC/DC (DW) 1
SC(A) (DW) (PSTM) 1
SC (G) 2
SC (DW) 1
SF_SC (G) 2
Total 18
36 Junior Training 3636 Employment State GT (G) 6
Officer and Training GT (G) (PSTM) 2
(Manufacturing (Training
GT (G) (LV/VI) 1
Process Wing)
Control and GT (G) (EXSER) 1
Automation) GT (W) 4
GT (W) (PSTM) 1
BC(OBCM) (G) 6
BC(OBCM) (G) (PSTM) 2
BC(OBCM) (G) 1
(EXSER)
BC(OBCM) (W) 3
BC(OBCM) (W) (PSTM) 1
BC(M) (G) 1
BC(M) (W) 1
MBC/DC (G) 4
MBC/DC (G) (PSTM) 1
MBC/DC (G) 1
(LD/CP/LC/DF/AC/MuD)
MBC/DC (G) (EXSER) 1
MBC/DC (W) 3
SC(A) (G) (PSTM) 1
SC(A) (W) (PSTM) 1
SC (G) 4
SC (G) (PSTM) 1
SC (W) 2
Total 49

37 Junior Training 3638 Employment State GT (G) 1

Officer and Training MBC/DC (G) 1
(Operator (Training
SC(A) (W) (PSTM) 1
Advanced Wing)
Machine Tool) Total 3

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38 Junior Training 3639 Employment State GT (G) 1
Officer and Training SC(A) (W) (PSTM) 1
(Pump (Training
Total 2
Operator cum Wing)
Mechanic)
39 Junior Training 3637 Employment State GT (G) 1
Officer and Training GT (W) 1
(Refrigeration (Training
BC(OBCM) (G) 1
and Air Wing)
Conditioner BC(OBCM) (W) 1
Technician) MBC/DC (G) 1
MBC/DC (W) 1
SC(A) (W) (PSTM) 1
SC (G) 1
Total 8
40 Junior Training 3640 Employment State GT (G) 1
Officer and Training BC(OBCM) (G) 1
(Sewing (Training
MBC/DC (G) 1
Technology) Wing)
SC(A) (W) (PSTM) 1
Total 4
41 Junior Training 3641 Employment State GT (G) 1
Officer and Training SC(A) (W) (PSTM) 1
(Smart Phone (Training
Total 2
Technician Wing)
cum App
Tester)
42 Junior Training 3642 Employment State GT (G) 1
Officer and Training SC(A) (W) (PSTM) 1
(Solar (Training
Total 2
Technician Wing)
(Electrical))
43 Junior Training 3643 Employment State GT (G) 1
Officer and Training GT (W) 1
(Surveyor) (Training
BC(OBCM) (G) 1
Wing)
MBC/DC (G) 1
SC(A) (W) (PSTM) 1
Total 5
44 Junior Training 3644 Employment State GT (G) 1
Officer and Training SC(A) (W) (PSTM) 1
(Technician (Training
Total 2
Medical Wing)
Electronics)

45 Junior Training 3645 Employment State GT (G) 1

Officer and Training Total 1
(Textile (Training
Mechatronics) Wing)

46 Junior Training 3646 Employment State GT (G) 1

Officer and Training GT (W) 1
(Turner) (Training
BC(OBCM) (G) 1
Wing)
MBC/DC (G) 1
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 SC(A) (W) (PSTM) 1
Total 5
47 Junior Training 3647 Employment State GT (G) 1
Officer and Training BC(OBCM) (G) 1
(Welder) (Training
MBC/DC (G) 1
Wing)
SC(A) (W) (PSTM) 1
Total 4
48 Junior Training 3648 Employment State GT (G) 1
Officer and Training GT (W) 1
(Wireman) (Training
BC(OBCM) (G) 1
Wing)
MBC/DC (G) 1
MBC/DC (W) 1
SC(A) (W) (PSTM) 1
SC (G) 1
Total 7
49 Junior Training 3619 Employment State GT (G) 12
Officer and Training GT (G) (PSTM) 4
(Advanced (Training
GT (G) (LV/VI) 1
CNC Wing)
Machining GT (G) (EXSER) 1
Technician) GT (W) 6
GT (W) (PSTM) 1
GT (W) (HH/HI) 1
BC(OBCM) (G) 11
BC(OBCM) (G) (PSTM) 3
BC(OBCM) (G) 1
(EXSER)
BC(OBCM) (W) 6
BC(OBCM) (W) (PSTM) 1
BC(M) (G) 2
BC(M) (W) 1
MBC/DC (G) 8
MBC/DC (G) (PSTM) 2
MBC/DC (G) 1
(LD/CP/LC/DF/AC/MuD)
MBC/DC (G) (EXSER) 1
MBC/DC (W) 4
MBC/DC (W) (PSTM) 1
SC(A) (G) 1
SC(A) (G) (PSTM) 1
SC(A) (W) (PSTM) 1
SC (G) 7
SC (G) (PSTM) 2
SC (G) (EXSER) 1
SC (W) 3
SC (W) (PSTM) 1
ST (G) (PSTM) 1
Total 86
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50 Junior Training 3615 Employment State GT (G) 1
Officer and Training Total 1
(Architectural (Training
Draughtsman) Wing)
51 Junior Training 3617 Employment State GT (G) 3
Officer and Training GT (G) (PSTM) 1
(Basic (Training
GT (G) (LV/VI) 1
Designer Wing)
&Virtual GT (W) 2
Verifier) BC(OBCM) (G) 4
BC(OBCM) (G) (PSTM) 1
BC(OBCM) (W) 2
BC(M) (G) 1
MBC/DC (G) 2
MBC/DC (G) (PSTM) 1
MBC/DC (W) 2
SC(A) (W) (PSTM) 1
SC (G) 2
SC (G) (PSTM) 1
SC (W) 2
Total 26
52 Junior Training 3618 Employment State GT (G) 1
Officer and Training SC(A) (W) (PSTM) 1
(Computer (Training
Total 2
Hardware and Wing)
Network
Maintenance)
53 Junior Training 3620 Employment State GT (G) 1
Officer and Training SC(A) (W) (PSTM) 1
(Draughtsman (Training
Total 2
Civil) Wing)
54 Junior Training 3623 Employment State GT (G) 2
Officer and Training GT (W) 1
(Electrician) (Training
BC(OBCM) (G) 2
Wing)
BC(OBCM) (W) 1
MBC/DC (G) 1
MBC/DC (W) 1
SC(A) (W) (PSTM) 1
SC (G) 1
Total 10
55 Junior Training 3622 Employment State GT (G) 1
Officer and Training GT (W) 1
(Electronics (Training
BC(OBCM) (G) 1
Mechanic) Wing)
MBC/DC (G) 1
SC(A) (W) (PSTM) 1
Total 5
56 Junior Training 3621 Employment State GT (G) 6
Officer and Training GT (G) (PSTM) 2
(Engineering (Training
GT (G) (LV/VI) 1
Drawing) Wing)
GT (G) (EXSER) 1
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 GT (W) 3
GT (W) (PSTM) 1
BC(OBCM) (G) 6
BC(OBCM) (G) (PSTM) 1
BC(OBCM) (G) 1
(EXSER)
BC(OBCM) (W) 3
BC(M) (G) 1
BC(M) (W) 1
MBC/DC (G) 4
MBC/DC (G) (PSTM) 1
MBC/DC (G) 1
(LD/CP/LC/DF/AC/MuD)
MBC/DC (G) (EXSER) 1
MBC/DC (W) 3
SC(A) (G) (PSTM) 1
SC(A) (W) (PSTM) 1
SC (G) 4
SC (G) (PSTM) 1
SC (W) 2
Total 46
57 Junior Training 3624 Employment State GT (G) 1
Officer and Training SC(A) (W) (PSTM) 1
(Fashion (Training
Total 2
Design and Wing)
Technology)
58 Junior Training 3625 Employment State GT (G) 4
Officer and Training GT (G) (PSTM) 1
(Fitter) (Training
GT (G) (LV/VI) 1
Wing)
GT (W) 3
BC(OBCM) (G) 4
BC(OBCM) (G) (PSTM) 1
BC(OBCM) (W) 2
BC(M) (G) 1
MBC/DC (G) 3
MBC/DC (G) (PSTM) 1
MBC/DC (W) 2
SC(A) (W) (PSTM) 1
SC (G) 2
SC (G) (PSTM) 1
SC (W) 2
Total 29

59 Junior Training 3626 Employment State GT (G) 1

Officer and Training Total 1
(Food (Training
Production) Wing)

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60 Junior Training 3628 Employment State GT (G) 1
Officer and Training Total 1
(In-Plant (Training
Logistics Wing)
Assistant)
61 Junior Training 3629 Employment State GT (G) 12
Officer and Training GT (G) (PSTM) 3
(Industrial (Training
GT (G) (LV/VI) 1
Robotics and Wing)
Digital GT (G) (EXSER) 1
Manufacturing GT (W) 6
Technician) GT (W) (PSTM) 1
GT (W) (HH/HI) 1
BC(OBCM) (G) 11
BC(OBCM) (G) (PSTM) 3
BC(OBCM) (G) 1
(EXSER)
BC(OBCM) (W) 6
BC(OBCM) (W) (PSTM) 1
BC(M) (G) 2
BC(M) (W) 1
MBC/DC (G) 8
MBC/DC (G) (PSTM) 2
MBC/DC (G) 1
(LD/CP/LC/DF/AC/MuD)
MBC/DC (G) (EXSER) 1
MBC/DC (W) 4
MBC/DC (W) (PSTM) 1
SC(A) (G) 1
SC(A) (G) (PSTM) 1
SC(A) (W) (PSTM) 1
SC (G) 6
SC (G) (PSTM) 2
SC (G) (EXSER) 1
SC (W) 3
SC (W) (PSTM) 1
ST (G) (PSTM) 1
Total 84

62 Junior Training 3627 Employment State GT (G) 1

Officer and Training SC(A) (W) (PSTM) 1
(Information & (Training
Total 2
Communication Wing)
Technology
System
Maintenance)
63 Junior Training 3630 Employment State GT (G) 1
Officer and Training MBC/DC (G) 1
(Machinist) (Training
SC(A) (W) (PSTM) 1
Wing)
Total 3
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64 Junior Training 3632 Employment State GT (G) 1
Officer and Training SC(A) (W) (PSTM) 1
(Mechanic (Training
Total 2
Auto Body Wing)
Repair)
65 Junior Training 3634 Employment State GT (G) 8
Officer and Training GT (G) (PSTM) 3
(Mechanic (Training
GT (G) (LV/VI) 1
Electric Wing)
Vehicle) GT (G) (EXSER) 1
GT (W) 5
GT (W) (PSTM) 1
BC(OBCM) (G) 8
BC(OBCM) (G) (PSTM) 2
BC(OBCM) (G) 1
(EXSER)
BC(OBCM) (W) 4
BC(OBCM) (W) (PSTM) 1
BC(M) (G) 1
BC(M) (W) 1
MBC/DC (G) 5
MBC/DC (G) (PSTM) 2
MBC/DC (G) 1
(LD/CP/LC/DF/AC/MuD)
MBC/DC (G) (EXSER) 1
MBC/DC (W) 3
MBC/DC (W) (PSTM) 1
SC(A) (G) (PSTM) 1
SC(A) (W) (PSTM) 1
SC (G) 5
SC (G) (PSTM) 1
SC (G) (EXSER) 1
SC (W) 3
ST (G) (PSTM) 1
Total 63
66 Junior Training 3635 Employment State GT (G) 1
Officer and Training Total 1
(Mechanic (Training
Motor Vehicle) Wing)
67 Junior Training 3633 Employment State GT (G) 1
Officer and Training Total 1
(Mechanic (Training
Two and Three Wing)
Wheeler)

68 Junior Training 3631 Employment State GT (G) 5

Officer and Training GT (G) (PSTM) 2
(Workshop (Training
GT (G) (LV/VI) 1
Calculation & Wing)
Science) GT (G) (EXSER) 1
GT (W) 3
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 GT (W) (PSTM) 1
BC(OBCM) (G) 5
BC(OBCM) (G) (PSTM) 1
BC(OBCM) (G) 1
(EXSER)
BC(OBCM) (W) 3
BC(M) (G) 1
BC(M) (W) 1
MBC/DC (G) 4
MBC/DC (G) (PSTM) 1
MBC/DC (G) 1
(LD/CP/LC/DF/AC/MuD)
MBC/DC (W) 2
SC(A) (G) (PSTM) 1
SC(A) (W) (PSTM) 1
SC (G) 3
SC (G) (PSTM) 1
SC (W) 2
Total 41
69 Junior 3659 Metropolitan Chennai SF_SC (G) 3
Tradesman- Transport SF_ST (G) 17
Electrician Corporation
Total 20
Limited,
Chennai
70 Mines 3674 Tamil Nadu State GT (G) 1
Surveyor Minerals BC(OBCM) (G) 1
Limited
Total 2
71 Overseer / 3558 Rural Dharmapuri GT (G) 1
Junior Development BC(OBCM) (G) 1
Draughting and
MBC/DC (W) 1
Officer Panchayat
Raj SC (G) 1
Total 4
72 Overseer / 3554 Rural Chengalpattu BC(OBCM) (G) (PSTM) 1
Junior Development Total 1
Draughting and
Officer Panchayat
Raj

73 Overseer / 3556 Rural Coimbatore BC(OBCM) (G) (PSTM) 1

Junior Development Total 1
Draughting and
Officer Panchayat
Raj

74 Overseer / 3557 Rural Cuddalore BC(OBCM) (G) (PSTM) 1

Junior Development MBC/DC (W) 1
Draughting and
Total 2
Officer Panchayat
Raj

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75 Overseer / 3561 Rural Kallakurichi GT (G) (PSTM) 1
Junior Development GT (W) (PSTM) 1
Draughting and
BC(OBCM) (G) 1
Officer Panchayat
(EXSER)
Raj
MBC/DC (G) 1
(LD/CP/LC/DF/AC/MuD)
SC (G) 1
Total 5
76 Overseer / 3565 Rural Krishnagiri MBC/DC (G) 1
Junior Development Total 1
Draughting and
Officer Panchayat
Raj
77 Overseer / 3568 Rural Nagapattinam SC (W) 1
Junior Development Total 1
Draughting and
Officer Panchayat
Raj
78 Overseer / 3570 Rural Perambalur MBC/DC (G) 1
Junior Development Total 1
Draughting and
Officer Panchayat
Raj
79 Overseer / 3572 Rural Ramanathapur GT (G) 1
Junior Development am Total 1
Draughting and
Officer Panchayat
Raj
80 Overseer / 3575 Rural Sivagangai GT (G) 1
Junior Development GT (W) 1
Draughting and
BC(OBCM) (G) (PSTM) 1
Officer Panchayat
Raj ST (G) (PSTM) 1
Total 4
81 Overseer / 3586 Rural Thiruppattur BC(OBCM) (G) 1
Junior Development Total 1
Draughting and
Officer Panchayat
Raj
82 Overseer / 3581 Rural Thiruvannamal GT (G) 2
Junior Development ai BC(OBCM) (G) 1
Draughting and
BC(OBCM) (G) (PSTM) 1
Officer Panchayat
Raj Total 4
83 Overseer / 3584 Rural Tiruchirapalli GT (G) (PSTM) 1
Junior Development Total 1
Draughting and
Officer Panchayat
Raj
84 Surveyor 3378 Tamil Nadu State GT (G) 1
Housing GT (G) (PSTM) 1
Board
GT (W) (PSTM) 1
BC(OBCM) (G) 1

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 BC(OBCM) (G) 1
(EXSER)
BC(M) (W) 1
MBC/DC (G) 1
(LD/CP/LC/DF/AC/MuD)
MBC/DC (W) 1
SC (G) 2
Total 10
85 Technical 3549 Tamil Nadu State GT (G) 5
Assistant Housing GT (G) (PSTM) 2
(Civil) Board
GT (G) (EXSER) 1
GT (W) 2
GT (W) (PSTM) 1
BC(OBCM) (G) 4
BC(OBCM) (G) (PSTM) 1
BC(OBCM) (W) 2
BC(OBCM) (DW) 1
BC(M) (G) 1
BC(M) (W) 1
MBC/DC (G) 3
MBC/DC (G) (PSTM) 1
MBC/DC (G) (EXSER) 1
MBC/DC (W) 1
MBC/DC (W) (PSTM) 1
SC(A) (G) 1
SC (G) 2
SC (G) 1
(LD/CP/LC/DF/AC/MuD)
SC (W) 2
ST (G) 1
Total 35
86 Technical 3550 Tamil Nadu State GT (G) 1
Assistant Housing GT (G) (PSTM) 1
(Electrical) Board
BC(OBCM) (G) 1
BC(OBCM) (DW) 1
Total 4
87 Technical 3591 Tamil Nadu State GT (G) 74
Assistant Power GT (G) (PSTM) 20
(Electrical) Distribution
GT (G) (LV/VI) 2
Corporation
Limited GT (G) (HH/HI) 1
GT (G) 1
(ASD/ID/SLD/MI/MD)
GT (G) (EXSER) 6
GT (G) (EXSER) 1
(PSTM)
GT (W) 31
GT (W) (PSTM) 8

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 GT (W) 1
(LD/CP/LC/DF/AC/MuD)
GT (DW) 4
GT (DW) (PSTM) 1
BC(OBCM) (G) 63
BC(OBCM) (G) (PSTM) 17
BC(OBCM) (G) (LV/VI) 1
BC(OBCM) (G) 2
(LD/CP/LC/DF/AC/MuD)
BC(OBCM) (G) 1
(ASD/ID/SLD/MI/MD)
BC(OBCM) (G) 5
(EXSER)
BC(OBCM) (G) 1
(EXSER) (PSTM)
BC(OBCM) (W) 26
BC(OBCM) (W) (PSTM) 7
BC(OBCM) (W) (LV/VI) 1
BC(OBCM) (W) (HH/HI) 1
BC(OBCM) (DW) 3
BC(OBCM) (DW) 1
(PSTM)
BC(M) (G) 8
BC(M) (G) (PSTM) 2
BC(M) (G) 1
(ASD/ID/SLD/MI/MD)
BC(M) (G) (EXSER) 1
BC(M) (W) 3
BC(M) (W) (PSTM) 1
BC(M) (DW) 1
MBC/DC (G) 47
MBC/DC (G) (PSTM) 13
MBC/DC (G) (LV/VI) 1
MBC/DC (G) (HH/HI) 1
MBC/DC (G) 2
(ASD/ID/SLD/MI/MD)
MBC/DC (G) (EXSER) 3
MBC/DC (G) (EXSER) 1
(PSTM)
MBC/DC (W) 19
MBC/DC (W) (PSTM) 6
MBC/DC (W) 1
(LD/CP/LC/DF/AC/MuD)

MBC/DC (DW) 2
MBC/DC (DW) (PSTM) 1
SC(A) (G) 8
SC(A) (G) (PSTM) 2

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 SC(A) (G) (EXSER) 1
SC(A) (W) 4
SC (G) 37
SC (G) (PSTM) 9
SC (G) (HH/HI) 1
SC (G) (EXSER) 3
SC (G) (EXSER) 1
(PSTM)
SC (W) 15
SC (W) (PSTM) 4
SC (W) (HH/HI) 1
SC (DW) 1
SC (DW) (PSTM) 1
ST (G) 2
ST (G) (EXSER) 1
ST (W) 1
SF_ST (G) 171
Total 656
Grand Total 1910

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 Annexure VIII

List-I

Mechanical Trades (in Gr-I) Category

Sl. Name of the Trades

No.
1 Fitter
2 Machinist
3 Machinist (Grinder)
4 Maintenance Mechanic (Chemical Plant)
5 Marine Engine Fitter
6 Mechanic Agriculture Machinery
7 Mechanic Machine Tool Maintenance
8 Mechanic Motor Vehicle
9 Operator Advanced Mechanic Tool
10 Painter General
11 Refrigeration & Air Conditioner Technician
12 Spinning Technician
13 Textile Mechatronics
14 Textile Wet processing Technician
15 Tool & Die Maker (press Tools, Jigs & Fixtures)
16 Turner

List-II

Engineering Trades

S. Name of the Trades

No.
1 Advanced CNC Machining Technician
2 Architectural Draughtsman
3 Basic Designer and Virtual Verifier (Mechanical)
4 Civil Engineer Assistant
5 Draughtsman (Civil)
6 Draughtsman Mechanical
7 Electrician
8 Electronics Mechanic
9 Fitter
10 Foundryman
11 In-Plant Logistics Assistant
12 Industrial Painter
13 Industrial Robotics & Digital Manufacturing Technician
14 Information Communication Technology System Maintenance
15 Information Technology
16 Instrument Mechanic
17 Instrument Mechanic (Chemical Plant)
18 Interior Design & Decoration
19 Lift and Escalator Mechanic
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20 Machinist
21 Machinist (Grinder)
22 Maintenance Mechanic (Chemical Plant)
23 Manufacturing Process Control and Automation
24 Marine Engine Fitter
25 Mechanic (Motor Vehicle)
26 Mechanic (Tractor)
27 Mechanic Agriculture Machinery
28 Mechanic Auto Body Repair
29 Mechanic Auto Electrical and Electronics
30 Mechanic Autobody Painting
31 Mechanic Diesel
32 Mechanic Electric Vehicle
33 Mechanic Machine Tool Maintenance
34 Mechanic Two & Three Wheeler
35 Operator Advanced Machine Tools
36 Painter General
37 Plastic Processing Operator
38 Plumber
39 Pump Operator-cum-Mechanic
40 Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technician
41 Sheet Metal Worker
42 Solar Technician (Electrical)
43 Spinning Technician
44 Surveyor
45 Technician Mechatronics
46 Technician Medical Electronics
47 Technician Power Electronics System
48 Textile Mechatronics
49 Textile Wet Processing Technician
50 Tool & Die Maker (Press Tools, Jigs & Fixtures)
51 Turner
52 Welder, Welder (Fabrication & Fitting), Welder (GMAW & GTAW),
Welder (Pipe), Welder (Structural), Welder (Welding & Inspection),
53 Wireman
54 Wood Work Technician or Carpenter

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