Tata Motors conducts second round of tests for ITI's

Saturday, February 10, 2007, 16:29 [IST]

Kolkata, Feb 10: The Tata Motors today organised the second round of written test and interview of the Industrial Training Institute (ITI) candidates from Singur.

Altogether 15 candidates, who had earlier registered with the West Bengal Industrial Development Corporation (WBIDC), appeared for the test.

The qualified ones would be provided with a six-month training by the company.

Tata Motors had taken the initiative for the first batch on December 25, 2006. About 21 students appeared for the tests, a company release here stated today.

The company had already selected 11 candidates from the first batch, whose training facilities were already finalised.

All the trainees would be provided with hostel facilities along with a monthly stipend.

UNI

Topics: rganised, written, interview, industrial, training, institute, (iti)

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