Airports Authority of India: You have a great opportunity to work with the Airports Authority of India (AAI). The AAI has issued a notification for the recruitment of apprentices. According to the notification, a total of 205 positions are to be filled across Graduate, Diploma, and ITI apprentice categories. These recruitments will take place at various airports in the Northern Region. Interested candidates can apply online. The last date to apply is September 16; therefore, please ensure you fill out the application form in time.
**Details about the positions**
The 205 positions comprise 80 for Graduates, 65 for Diploma holders, and 60 for ITI candidates. The 80 Graduate apprentice positions include 15 in Civil Engineering, 10 in Electrical Engineering, 10 in Electronics, 15 in Computer Science/IT, 5 in Aeronautical/Aerospace/Aircraft Maintenance, 5 in Architecture, 10 in Mechanical/Automobile, and 10 in BCA/B.Com.
Similarly, the 65 Diploma apprentice positions include 17 in Civil Engineering, 15 in Electrical Engineering, 11 in Electronics, 7 in Computer Science/IT, 4 in Aeronautical/Aerospace/Aircraft Maintenance, 5 in Architecture, and 6 in Mechanical/Automobile. The 60 ITI apprentice positions consist of 50 for COPA/Steno and 10 for Computer Hardware and Networking.
**Selection Process**
Candidates will be shortlisted based on their application forms and educational qualifications. Shortlisted candidates will have to undergo an interview, document verification, and a medical fitness round. Regarding the stipend, candidates selected for the Graduate apprentice positions will receive ₹15,000 per month. Candidates selected for the Diploma Apprentice post will be given ₹12,000. Candidates selected for the ITI Apprentice posts will receive a monthly stipend of ₹9,600.
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