Hindustan Copper has announced 171 trade-apprentice seats at its Malanjkhand Copper Project in Madhya Pradesh. The notice, dated November 3, sets an application window from November 5 to 24.
The official advertisement lists 19 trades, including electrician, fitter, welder, computer assistant and mine-related training. Training periods vary by trade, from one to three years.
Applicants should check the qualification table carefully: some categories admit Class 10 pass candidates, while others require the relevant ITI qualification. The stated age range is 18 to 25 as of November 1, with applicable category relaxations.
Selection is based on academic marks under the notice’s prescribed formula. The shortlist is scheduled for December 8. Registration on the apprenticeship portal and a separate online application through Hindustan Copper are both required.
The company stresses that this is a training opportunity and does not create a right to employment after completion. Candidates should review all eligibility conditions and apply for the single trade that fits their qualifications.
Illustrative archive photograph of copper-wire coils in an industrial setting, not Malanjkhand or its apprenticeship programme. Photo: Industrial Photography: Copper Wires-002 by Flavio~, via Flickr, CC BY 2.0. Display may be resized or cropped.
