1. Choose the Program
- Visit the NIIT website or the nearest NIIT center to explore the various programs offered (such as IT, Banking, Data Science, Digital Marketing, Software Engineering, etc.).
- Select the program that aligns with your interests and career goals.
2. Register Online/Offline
- Online: You can register on the official NIIT website. Create an account, fill out the application form, and select the course you're interested in.
- Offline: You can visit any NIIT center and complete the registration process in person by filling out a form and submitting necessary documents.
3. Eligibility Check
- NIIT will check your eligibility based on the program requirements. For example, some programs may require specific academic qualifications like a 10+2 or a bachelor's degree.
- You may be asked to provide documents like educational certificates, ID proof, etc.
4. Entrance Test/Assessment (if applicable)
- Some programs, especially in advanced fields like data science or programming, may require an entrance test or assessment to evaluate your skills.
- If applicable, you will receive details regarding the test schedule, format, and preparation.
5. Counseling Session
- NIIT may schedule a counseling session to guide you through the program details, career prospects, and help you make an informed decision.
- This could be in-person, over the phone, or through an online platform.
6. Fee Payment
- Once you're accepted into the program, you will need to pay the course fee. NIIT offers various payment options like online payments, EMIs, or bank loans.
- Be sure to check if there are any scholarship options or discounts available at the time of admission.
7. Course Commencement
- After completing the formalities, you can start your classes on the specified date. Some programs may offer a blend of classroom and online learning, while others could be fully digital.
8. Student ID and Study Materials
- Once enrolled, you’ll receive your student ID, access to study materials, and online resources (if applicable).
- You may also get access to mentorship, industry interactions, and practical projects, depending on the program.
