The NCVT 2017 Result was released in August 2017. The results revealed the performance of the students who took the exams in the respective trades. This article provides an overview of the NCVT 2017 Result and insights into the performance of the students in various trades.
NCVT 2017 Result Overview
The NCVT 2017 Result was released in August 2017. The results revealed the performance of the students who took the exams in the respective trades. The results were based on the marks obtained by the students in the various national level exams conducted by the Government of India.
The overall pass percentage was around 79%, which was a significant improvement from the previous year. The pass percentage for the trades of Automobile, Electronics, Electrical and ITI was higher than the overall pass percentage. The pass percentage for the trades of Carpentry, Fitter, Machinist, Welder and Turner was lower than the overall pass percentage.
Exam Performance Insights
The performance of the students in the various trades was also assessed. The results showed that the students in the Automobile, Electronics and Electrical trades had performed better than the students in the other trades. The performance of the students in the Carpentry, Fitter, Machinist, Welder and Turner trades was lower than the other trades.
The results also showed that the students in the ITI trade had performed better than the students in the other trades. The performance of the students in the ITI trade was higher than the overall pass percentage. The performance of the students in the Carpentry, Fitter, Machinist, Welder and Turner trades was lower than the overall pass percentage.
The performance of the students in the other trades was also assessed. The results showed that the students in the trades of Plumber, Mason, Painter, Mechanic and Refrigeration had performed better than the students in the other trades. The performance of the students in the trades of Carpentry, Fitter, Machinist, Welder and Turner was lower than the overall pass percentage.
Overall, the NCVT 2017 Result provided a good insight into the performance of the students in the various trades. The results showed that the students in the Automobile, Electronics and Electrical trades had performed better than the students in the other trades. The performance of the students in the ITI trade was higher than the overall pass percentage. The performance of the students in the Carpentry, Fitter, Machinist, Welder and Turner trades was lower than the overall
The National Council for Vocational Training (NCVT) recently released its much-anticipated 2017 results. According to a press release, a total of 3.42 million candidates had taken the NCVT written and practical exams, of which 2.54 million students were eligible to take part in the results.
The NCVT is one of the most respected vocational training institutions in India and certifies candidates with trades and skills in the non-agricultural sectors. It is affiliated to the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship and provides students with valuable skills and specialized knowledge in the fields of engineering, architecture, fashion, textiles, hospitality, rubber, leather and cosmetic trades as well as other skilled trades.
This year, NCVT was delighted to announce that the results for 2017 yielded an overall pass rate of 87.86 per cent, an increase from last year’s rate of 86.9 per cent. Of the 2.54 million eligible candidates, over 2.2 million students who sat for the exams succeeded in passing the exams with flying colours.
Since its establishment in 1956, the NCVT has dedicated itself to the upliftment of India’s youth by providing them with the necessary skills for the successful career opportunities for their future. It is proud to have provided students with the education and training needed to strive in the competitive job market, thus reducing unemployment and enabling them to contribute to India’s growth, as well as the nation’s economy.
The NCVT encourages students to be creative, innovative and to develop their specialised abilities, in order to make an impact wherever they choose to pursue their career dreams. The 2017 result serves as a testimony to NCVT’s continual commitment to building India’s future.
