NATS is a Government of India initiative under the Ministry of Education that provides practical industrial training to Graduate, Diploma and Engineering candidates through recognised establishments.

You can register by creating a candidate account on the official NATS Portal using a valid mobile number and email address, then completing your profile.

Eligibility generally covers Diploma Holders, Degree Holders, Engineering Graduates and Technical Graduates, subject to the specific apprenticeship opportunity and official notification.

Yes, Diploma holders are generally eligible for technician-level engineering and production-oriented apprenticeship roles under NATS.

Yes, Degree holders are generally eligible for technical, administrative and professional apprenticeship roles under NATS.

Yes, Engineering Graduates are commonly eligible for core engineering and technology-focused apprenticeship opportunities.

Age requirements are set in the apprenticeship notification issued by the respective employer or organisation, so candidates should check the specific notification.

Commonly required documents include Aadhaar Card, passport photo, signature, degree or diploma certificate, semester mark sheets, bonafide certificate (if applicable), bank passbook, mobile number and email ID.

A bonafide certificate may be required in certain cases to confirm your enrolment status; check the specific establishment’s requirements.

Yes, eligible apprentices generally receive a monthly stipend according to applicable apprenticeship guidelines and the policies of the respective establishment.

The stipend is generally paid by the host establishment as part of the apprenticeship contract.

Stipend structures are governed by applicable Government guidelines and may be revised over time, so candidates should check the official portal for current information.

You receive a recognised apprenticeship completion certificate after successfully finishing your training and passing the required assessment.

Yes, the certificate carries national recognition based on standardised training and assessment criteria.

Training duration generally ranges from several months to one year, depending on the discipline and establishment.

Establishments are expected to provide structured training, mentorship and timely stipend disbursement in line with the apprenticeship contract.

Yes, establishments review applications and shortlist candidates based on their own requirements before final selection.

Check that you are using the correct registered mobile number or email, and use the official portal’s password reset or support options if issues continue.

Application status can be tracked through your candidate dashboard on the official NATS Portal.

After candidates apply, establishments review applications, shortlist suitable candidates, and finalise selection before generating an apprenticeship contract.

Once selected, an apprenticeship contract is generated between the candidate and establishment, after which structured training begins.

Training combines hands-on technical work at the host establishment with guidance from experienced professionals, tailored to your discipline.

The assessment evaluates the practical and technical skills gained during training and determines eligibility for the completion certificate.

Candidates can generally apply to multiple relevant opportunities through their portal dashboard, subject to the portal’s application rules.

You can continue applying to other suitable apprenticeship opportunities listed on the portal based on your qualifications.

Opportunities vary by location and are posted by participating establishments, so availability depends on current listings in your region.

No, NATS also covers other technical and professional disciplines such as computer science, IT, architecture and production engineering.

Apprentices may find opportunities in PSUs, Government departments, engineering companies, manufacturing industries, technology companies and research organisations, subject to current notifications.

While not guaranteed, many establishments consider well-performing apprentices for long-term roles after successful completion of training.

No. Registration and selection should only be done through the official NATS Portal; be cautious of anyone demanding payment for guaranteed selection.

Verify any offer directly through the official NATS Portal or the concerned establishment, and avoid sharing personal or financial details with unverified sources.

Yes, recent graduates can apply for NATS apprenticeship opportunities suited to their qualification and discipline.

Yes, NATS is a structured, Government-regulated apprenticeship with a recognised certificate and stipend, distinct from a typical short-term internship.

Always refer to the official NATS Portal and related Government notifications for the latest and most accurate scheme details.