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For the question paper, please refer to the link provided below: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/bihar-iti-2026-question-paper-and-answer-key-solutions-pdf
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Hello Student,

To pursue ITI Electrician,  you generally need to pass Class 10 from a recognised board. The course is usually 2 years long and includes practical training in electrical wiring, equipment, maintenance, and safety. Admission is conducted through the state ITI admission process. Eligibility requirements can vary by state,

Hello, if you fail in one trade at ITI, you may be able to change to another trade, but it depends on the ITI and the admission rules. You should check with your institute about the trade-change option and eligibility.

Hello, you can check the ITI merit list on your respective state's official ITI admission website. The process and website may differ from state to state.

You can find the state-wise ITI merit list links and steps to check them here: ITI Merit List 2026

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You can get directly find, check, get more information here:

• https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/haryana-iti-merit-list

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ITI exams generally fall into two categories: the Entrance Exam (to get admission) and the Main Trade Exams (conducted during the course).
1. Entrance Exam (For Admission)

• Subjects:

  • Mathematics: Basic 10th-level math (Algebra, Profit/Loss, Geometry).

  • General Science: Physics, Chemistry, and Biology basics.

  • General Knowledge: Current affairs, history, and geography.

• Marking:

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As per your question, you have completed ITI course, and you are absolutely eligible for the RRB ALP exam, and you can apply for the same without a second thought and can easily get the job, once you qualify the exam. This will be

Correct Answer: Total fertility rate

Solution : The correct answer is the Total fertility rate.

In the field of human geography, TFR stands for "Total Fertility Rate." This rate is a statistical measure that represents the average number of children a woman would bear over her lifetime if she