A detailed breakdown of the NCVT ITI Electrician course subjects, modules, and practical exam marks allocation.
NCVT ITI Electrician Syllabus Overview
The syllabus for the ITI Electrician trade is designed by the Director General of Training (DGT) under the Ministry of Skill Development. It is structured to ensure that candidates become fully competent in handling domestic and industrial electrical equipment.
Reactive fixes, mixed vendors, unclear material grades, and surprise rework after weather hits.
Season-timed plan, interiors + electrical under one team, inspections before peak heat and rain.
First-Year Syllabus: Foundational Electricals
In the first year, students focus on basic principles and fundamental skills:
- Occupational Safety & Health: First aid, artificial respiration, fire extinguisher usage, and electrical safety standards.
- Hand Tools & Jointing: Proper use of pliers, wire strippers, soldering, and electrical joints.
- Ohm’s Law & Kirchhoff’s Laws: Understanding voltage, current, resistance, series and parallel circuits.
- Earthing: Types of earthing (pipe, plate), soil treatment, and resistance measurement.
Second-Year Syllabus: Electrical Machines & Automation
The second year introduces students to industrial machines, power systems, and basic electronics:
- DC Machines: Shunt, series, compound motors, speed control, and starter circuits.
- Transformers: Construction, winding tests, cooling methods, and efficiency calculation.
- AC Motors: Single-phase and three-phase induction motors, alternator synchronization, and starters (DOL, Star-Delta).
- Industrial Control Panels: Relays, contactors, timers, and basic control wiring.
- Basic Electronics: Diodes, transistors, rectifiers, and amplifier circuits.
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