In a major boost for engineering and trade graduates, Uranium Corporation of India Limited (UCIL) has rolled out recruitment for 91 apprenticeship positions. Announced on April 10, this initiative targets fresh talent to support India’s atomic energy ambitions.
The vacancies comprise 48 slots for Trade Apprentices, 30 for Technician Apprentices, and 13 for Graduate Apprentices. These roles span critical areas in uranium extraction, processing, and maintenance at UCIL’s operations.
Applications are accepted exclusively online via NAPS or NATS portals until May 9. Prospective applicants should prepare their educational certificates, ID proofs, and other documents in advance for seamless uploading.
Candidates must hold qualifications matching the post: High school for trades, ITI/NCVT for technicians, and graduate degrees in engineering or commerce for advanced roles from recognized institutions. Age eligibility is 18-25 years, calculated per May 9, with relaxations applicable for SC/ST/OBC/PwD as per government norms.
The merit list will emerge from academic performance, leading to document checks. Selected apprentices enjoy monthly stipends under statutory rules, plus exposure to cutting-edge nuclear projects.
Step-by-step application guide: Navigate to NAPS/NATS, click the UCIL link, register/login, input personal and academic info, attach scans, review, submit, and print confirmation. Stay updated via UCIL’s site for any addendums.
UCIL, a Navratna PSU under the Department of Atomic Energy, continues to nurture young professionals through such programs. With India’s push for self-reliance in nuclear fuel, these apprenticeships promise stable pathways to rewarding careers.
