TEVTA Lahore Admission 2024

GOVERNMENT OF PUNJAB TEVTA Opens Admission for 2024 at Government Technical Training Institute

The Government of Punjab, through the Technical Education and Vocational Training Authority TEVTA, has announced open admissions for various short courses for the year 2024 at the Government Technical Training Institute located at 96-HI Gulberg-II, Lahore. This notice pertains to admission for both the first and second shifts.

The announcement indicates a need for increased female enrollment, particularly for the proposed dormitories. This initiative aims to provide better accommodation facilities for female students, thereby promoting inclusivity and accessibility to technical education.

Courses Offered at TEVTA

The courses being offered include:

Mobile Phone Technician
Building Electrician and Solar Technician
Welder
Professional Cook
Computer Operator
Web Designing & Development
Industrial Automation & Robotics

These courses cater to a diverse range of skills, addressing the growing demand for technical expertise in various sectors.

Admission Procedure

Prospective students interested in enrolling for these courses must follow the outlined admission procedure:

Obtain the admission form from the institutes office or designated locations.

Pay the required admission fee of Rs. 130, which can be done through designated bank accounts.
Submit a separate application if applying for more than one course.

52 seats are reserved for minorities and children with disabilities, ensuring inclusivity and equal opportunities.
20 seats are reserved for children of ex-employees, acknowledging their contribution and providing benefits to their families.

Vaccination status is considered for admission, emphasizing the importance of health and safety measures.
Ensure compliance with admission criteria to secure a seat in the desired course.

Contact Information

For further inquiries or clarifications, interested individuals can contact:

Matarba Shimi, Dil Dia Mark, and Merrick for Mobile Phone Technician course.

Rear and Mali N. Erkin for Building Electrician and Solar Technician course.
Al-Fal for Welder course.
Professional combat for Professional Cook course.
Dil Dia Mark, Heart or Mark, and Merrick for Computer Operator course.
Taril Ulrman and Veer Kiss for Web Designing & Development course.
Modrab Al-Ahraf Al-Mal Min Al-Mawali for Industrial Automation & Robotics course.

Conclusion

The TEVTAs initiative to open admissions for various short courses at the Government Technical Training Institute in Lahore reflects the governments commitment to providing quality technical education and vocational training. By offering diverse courses and prioritizing inclusivity, the program aims to empower individuals with the skills needed to thrive in todays competitive job market. Prospective students are encouraged to seize this opportunity and embark on a journey towards personal and professional growth.