NIACL Apprentices Recruitment 2026 Notification Out

The official NIACL Apprentice Recruitment 2026 notification PDF contains all details including category-wise vacancies, state-wise seat distribution, certificate formats for SC/ST/OBC/EWS/PwBD candidates, and guidelines for the selection process. Download the Official NIACL Apprentice 2026 Notification PDF

Understanding the eligibility criteria is the first and most critical step before applying. Here is a detailed breakdown of all conditions you must satisfy. All applicants must be citizens of India . Candidates must hold a graduate degree in any discipline from a recognized university, or an equivalent qualification recognized by the Central Government. Crucially, the final year mark sheet date must fall between January 1, 2022 and June 1, 2026 (both dates inclusive). Graduates who passed before January 1, 2022, or after June 1, 2026, are not eligible . Candidates must not have previously undergone apprenticeship training under the Apprentices Act 1961 - either with NIACL or any other organization. Candidates currently pursuing an apprenticeship anywhere are also ineligible. Candidates with one or more years of job experience after graduation are not eligible. Date of birth range for General/EWS candidates: Not earlier than June 2, 1996, and not later than June 1, 2005.

Online Applications Are Now Open (June 23 – July 6, 2026) The application process is a two-step procedure. Both steps must be completed for your application to be valid. Step 1 - Register on the NATS Portal: Apply via the official NATS (National Apprenticeship Training Scheme) portal run by the Government of India: https://nats.education.gov.in (Complete 100% of your profile and click "APPLY" against The New India Assurance Company Limited.) Step 2 - Complete Application & Pay Fee on BFSI Portal: After NATS registration, proceed to: https://beep.bfsissc.com/candidate_login (Update your personal information, NATS enrolment number, documents, state preference, and pay the examination fee.) Important: Your application is only considered complete after the examination fee is successfully paid online. Incomplete applications will be automatically rejected.

All fees must be paid online. No offline payment mode is accepted. GST at 18% is charged over the base fee. Once paid, the fee is non-refundable under all circumstances, including application rejection or withdrawal.

Here is a clear walkthrough of exactly what you need to do to successfully submit your application. Gather these before starting the registration to avoid interruptions: Aadhaar Card Valid personal email ID (for account activation and login) Active mobile number Passport-size photograph (JPEG format, under 1 MB) Qualifying degree or provisional certificate (PDF format, under 1 MB) 1. Register on NATS Portal Visit https://nats.education.gov.in , create your account, and ensure your profile is 100% complete . Then apply specifically for The New India Assurance Company Limited's apprenticeship listing. 2. Note Your NATS Enrolment Number After applying on NATS, you will receive a unique NATS enrolment number. This is mandatory for the next step. 3. Apply on BFSI SSC Portal Go to https://beep.bfsissc.com/candidate_login . Fill in personal details, upload documents, enter your NATS enrolment number, choose your preferred state, and pay the examination fee. 4. Select Only One State Candidates can apply for only one state . Your training, if selected, will be at a Regional Office within that state based on the company's requirements. 5. Confirm Payment & Save Application After successful payment, take a printout of your completed online application form. No changes are permitted after final submission.

Selection happens in two main stages after fee payment. Here is what to expect at each stage. The online exam is held from home (proctored), using your own camera-enabled device - desktop, laptop, tablet, or smartphone. Duration: 60 minutes Tie-breaking rule: If two candidates score equally, the older candidate is ranked higher (descending age order). Candidates who clear the online written test are shortlisted in 3× the number of available seats per state per category for this stage. Candidates who studied the regional language of their chosen state in Class 10 or 12 are exempt from the language test. All others must demonstrate proficiency (reading, writing, speaking, and understanding) in the specified local language of the state. Candidates failing the language test cannot be engaged as apprentices . Carry originals plus self-attested photocopies of: Photo ID proof (Aadhaar / PAN / Voter ID / Driving License / Passport) Class 10 certificate (as proof of date of birth) Class 12 marksheets and graduation marksheets (semester/year-wise) with degree CGPA-to-percentage conversion certificate (if applicable) SC / ST / OBC / EWS / PwBD certificates with required declarations

This section covers what apprentices receive during training and the rules governing their engagement. Monthly stipend: ₹12,300 Payment is made by the 10th day of the following month No additional benefits, allowances, or statutory contributions (PF, Mediclaim, etc.) are provided Pro-rata deduction applies for unauthorized absences 1 day of leave per month , credited at the beginning of the next month Leave can be carried forward but not more than 2 days at a time All accumulated leave lapses at the end of the contract Apprentices are entitled to all company-observed public holidays Training period: 12 months On completion, apprentices undergo an assessment (theory by BFSI SSC + practical by NIACL) Successful candidates receive an Apprenticeship Certificate from BFSI SSC Calculate your exact in-hand Salary in 10 seconds - Calculate Now It is important to note clearly: this is not a job offer . NIACL is under no obligation to offer employment after training, and apprentices have no right to claim a job. This is a training engagement, not a contract or regular employment.

NIACL has 28 Regional Offices across India. Your training location depends on the state you select during application and the company's seat availability. Here are some key state-to-regional-office mappings:

Certain candidate groups have specific rules they must be aware of before applying. Only Non-Creamy Layer OBC candidates are entitled to OBC reservation benefits. Creamy layer OBC candidates must apply under the General (Unreserved) category and meet General category age criteria. An undertaking regarding non-creamy layer status must be submitted at the time of fee payment. Candidates must produce an Income and Asset Certificate for financial year 2025–26, issued by a competent authority after March 31, 2026. Gross annual family income must be below ₹8 lakh , and the family must not own 5+ acres of agricultural land, 1000+ sq. ft. residential flat, or qualifying residential plots. Minimum disability of 40% is required for reservation benefits. Eligible disability types: Visual Impairment (VI), Hearing Impairment (HI), Locomotor/Orthopedic (OH), Intellectual/Autism (ID), Multiple Disabilities (MD). PwBD candidates using a scribe get 20 minutes of compensatory time per hour . The scribe must not be a co-applicant for the same exam and cannot serve as scribe for more than one candidate.