Difference Between ITI And IIT

A lot of people have confusion between IIT and ITI. There is a huge difference between ITI and IIT.

1. Meaning

ITI means Industrial Training Institute. ITIs are the technical training from the government training institutes. ITI delivers several diploma courses after class 10th. ITI courses after standard 10th are for the students who prefer to seek short-term courses to get early jobs. Industrial training institutes deliver various courses in engineering and non-engineering fields as well.

IIT means Indian Institutes of Technologies. IIT delivers several degree courses in architecture, engineering, planning, and many more. There are a total of 23 IITs existing in India. Indian Institute of Technology is the greatly esteemed government institute to seek an engineering degree in India.

2. Eligibility Criteria

Eligibility criteria for ITI

An individual must have passed standard 10th or standard 8th. The school from which an individual completes their education should come under a recognized board of education.

It is necessary for an individual to have passing marks in every exam. Relying upon the selection of ITI course in which you prefer to take admission, you must compulsorily have some related subjects at the standard 10th or standard 8th grade.

Eligibility criteria for IIT

To receive an entry in IIT, individuals have to go through two compulsory exams. One is the Joint Entrance Exam(JEE) Mains and the other is JEE Advanced.

These are both exams that students have to pass to enter into IIT. First students must give JEE mains and accordingly they have to give JEE advance. These two exams comprise all your PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) syllabus.