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Controrerffi STATECoUNClLFoRTECHNlCALEDUCATloNANDvocnrWr-T el e -0 67 4 -239291 3 I 239 1 632 (F AX\. VIII, NEAR RAJ BHAWAN, ODISHA, BHUBANESWAR-12. No 60t{Ll tr, >Vlt/f NOTIFICATION. The Government lndustrial Training lnstitutes of the State as per list enclosed are hereby declared as Trade Testing Centres for conducting AITT (Craftsmen)-January-2015 under Yearly Pattern and 2nd Semester-February-2015. All the trainees of Private lndustrial Training lnstitutes of different districts shall appear the above examination in the Government lndustrial Training lnstitutes/Polytechnics mentioned against each. 6l^ ot,fi'.r ,onroU@ t Memo No \CIIS r Dd l2/1Ll Copy-lo t6e rrincipals of"+l 'r(t Cor"inment & Private Industrial Training lnstitutes for information and necessary action. ^ : controrerffi Copy forWdrded to the Director of Technical Education and Training, Odisha & chairman, centre selection committee for favour of kind information. Controller Memo no 6 0 t,Dtdz-Crylf Copy forwarded to the Additional'secretary to Government, E&TE&T Department for favour of kind information. contro,er ",@" List of rrade Testing centres for Alrr(supplementary), January'2 o|s L 2n > SEt Name of the -.l.No. I Trade Testing Centres I r\dllte ul t.r,* l 1 Govt. lTl, Angul AII the trainees of Private lTls of Angul District. 2 Govt ITl, Balasore All the trainees of Private lTls of Balassore District J Govt. Polytechnic, Jajpu r All the trainees of Private lTls of Bhadrak & Jajpur Distncl 4 Govt. lTl,Bolangir All the trainees of Private lTls of Bolangir District 5 GandhamardanGovt. lTl, Bolangir All the trainees of own institution o Govt. lTl, Boudh All the trainees of Private lTls of Boudh District. 7 Govt. lTl, Bargarh All the trainees of Private lTls of Bargarh District. 8 Govt. lTI, Cuttack All the trainees of Private lTls of Cuttack District. o Madhusudan Govt. lTl, Cuttack. All the trainees of Private lTls of Jagatsinghpur District. 10 Govt. lTl Dhenkanal All the trainees of Private lTls of Dhenkanal District 11 Govt. lTl, Chandragiri Ail the trainees of Private lTls of Gajapati District 12 Govt. lTl, Berhampur AII the trainees of Private lTIs of Ganjam District. '13 Govt. lTl, Chhatrapur AII the trainees of own institution. 14 Govt. lTl,Hinjilicut All the trainees of own institution '15 IJES, Jharsuguda All the trainees of Private lTls of Jharsuguda District. 16 lGovt. ITl, Bhawanipatna All the trainees of Private lTls of Kalahandi District 17 Govt. lTl, Phulbani(Kandhamat) All the trainees of Private lTls of Kandhamal District. ,18 SIPT Govt. lTl, Pattamundai All the trainees of Private lTls of Kendrapara District. 19 Govt. lTI,Barbil All the trainees of Private lTls of Keonjhar District. ZU Govt lTl, Anandapur All the trainees of own institution. 21 Gapobandhu Govt lTl, Ambaguda All the trainees of Private lTts of Koraput District 22 Govt. lTl, Bhubaneswar All the trainees of Private lTls of Khurda District. Z5 Govt. lTl, Malkanagiri All the trainees of Private lTls of Malkanagir District. 24 TTI , Takatpur, Mayurbhanj All the trainees of Private lTls of Mayurbhanj District )E, Govt. Polytechnic, Nayagarh, All the trainees of Private lTls of Nayagarh District. zo Govt. lTl, Umerkote All the trainees of Private lTls of Nawarangpur District. 27 Govt. lTl,Khariar Road, Nuapada. All the trainees of Private lTls of Nuapada District 28 Govt. lTl, Puri All the trainegs of Private lTls of Puri District. 29 UGMIT, Rayagada All the trainees of Private lTls of Rayagada District 30 Govt. lTl,Hirakud All the trainees of Private lTls of Sambalpur District. 31 Govt. lTI, Sonepur All the trainees of Private lTls of Sonepur District 32 Govt lTl Rourkela All the trainees of Private lTIs of Sundargarh & Deogarh District..
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