CITS Instrument Mechanic

1. What is CITS Instrument Mechanic?

CITS (Craft Instructor Training Scheme) Instrument Mechanic is a 1-year training program designed to prepare candidates to become ITI instructors in the Instrument Mechanic trade. It focuses on both technical skills and teaching methodology.

2. What is the eligibility for CITS Instrument Mechanic?

Candidates must have one of the following qualifications:

• Degree in Instrumentation/ Instrumentation and Control Engineering
• 3-year Diploma in Instrumentation/ Instrumentation and Control Engineering
• NTC/NAC/ITI in Instrument Mechanic trade
• Ex-serviceman with relevant experience

3. How to get admission in CITS Instrument Mechanic?

Admission is done through the All India Common Entrance Test (AICET) conducted by DGT.

4. What are the career options after CITS Instrument Mechanic?

After completing this course, you can work as:

• ITI Instructor
• Vocational Trainer
• Skill Development Trainer
• Private Institute Teacher

5. What subjects are included in the syllabus?

The syllabus generally includes:

• Trade Technology
• Training Methodology
• Engineering Drawing
• Workshop Calculation & Science
• Soft Skills

6. What is the difference between ITI and CITS?

ITI focuses on learning technical skills, while CITS is designed to train candidates to become instructors who teach those skills.

7. Where can I do the CITS Instrument Mechanic course?

This course is offered at NSTI (National Skill Training Institutes) and IToT (Institutes for Training of Trainers).

8. What is the full form of CITS?

CITS stands for Craft Instructor Training Scheme.