Graduate Apprentices jobs in India at Tamil Nadu State Transport Corporation Ltd.

Tamil Nadu State Transport Corporation Ltd. Notification for engagement of Graduate Apprentices under the apprenticeship (Amendment) Act 1973 for the year 2022 – 23

TNSTC - Villupuram, TNSTC - Kumbakonam, TNSTC - Salem, TNSTC –Madurai, TNSTC – Dindigul, TNSTC – Dharmapuri, TNSTC – Virudhunagar, and SETC TN - Chennai invites Online application from eligible Graduate holders in Engineering(passed during 2020, 2021 & 2022),hailing from Tamilnadu, for undergoing one-year Apprenticeship training under the Apprenticeship (Amendment) Act 1973

Subject field: Mechanical Engineering / Automobile Engineering / 177 Posts

Qualification: A Degree in Engineering or Technology (Regular – Full time) with First Class granted by a Statutory University in a relevant discipline
A Degree in Engineering or Technology (Regular – Full time) with First Class granted by an Institution empowered to grant such degree by an Act of Parliament in a relevant discipline.
Graduate examination with First Class of Professional bodies recognized by the State Government or Central Government as equivalent to above.

Monthly Stipend: Rs.9000

DURATION OF TRAINING: The duration of Apprenticeship training will be for a period of one year as per the Apprenticeship (Amendment) Act 1973.

SELECTION PROCEDURE:Board of Apprenticeship Training (SR) is interested in the task of preparing of shortlist from the online application data. Shortlisting of candidates will be done based on the percentage of marks obtained in the basic prescribed qualification as applicable to the respective disciplines. Shortlisted candidates shall be intimated through their registered Email id.

Shortlisted candidates have to appear for Certificate Verification in Chennai.

In 1944, British Government appointed a Committee to analyze public transport in the Country and the Committee recommended the nationalization of the transport sector in India• In 1947, private buses operated in Madras presidency were nationalized by the Government, and ‘Government Bus Service’ was started and then changed to ‘State Transport Department’ and then converted into ‘Public Sector Undertaking’ for improving efficiency through operational autonomy• On 01.01.1972, Pallavan Transport Corporation was established under the Companies Act, of 1956, and buses operated in Chennai and Chengalpattu were brought under it and paved the way for the inception of other State Transport Undertakings• 21 STUs were created by bifurcation from 1972 to 1996
• Again merging of STUs started in 2001, STUs are functioning as “Eight” from 2004