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ITI first-year practice
NIMI Mock Test 1st Year 2026 — Free Tests Across ITI Trades
Attempt verified first-year NIMI mock tests across ITI trades — Electrician, Fitter, COPA, Welder, Mechanic Diesel and more — with NCVT-pattern questions and instant scoring.
Electrician 1st Year: 50 questions · 60 minutes. Checked questions, score at the end, no payment and no login needed to start. Available languages are shown with the paper.
First-year ITI trade theory focuses on fundamentals — basic tools, safety practice, workshop calculation & science, and the foundational concepts for your chosen trade (computer basics for COPA, welding safety and processes for Welder, electrical circuits for Electrician).
Employability skills is a separate scoring section
Alongside trade theory, the NCVT AITT includes an Employability Skills paper — communication, workplace basics and digital literacy — which first-year students often underprepare for relative to its weight in the final score.
Current verified availability
First-year tests are playable across 100+ ITI trades — Electrician, Fitter, COPA, Welder, Mechanic Diesel, Turner, Plumber and more. Every listed test's bank passed an individual verification check against the official answer key; trades still completing that check show their syllabus instead.
Yes — every listed first-year test is free to attempt and the demo needs no login. A free account unlocks the full score report and answer review.
What does the 1st-year NIMI test cover?
First-year practice covers basic trade theory, workshop calculation & science and employability skills in the NCVT AITT computer-based pattern.
Which trades can 1st-year ITI students practise?
100+ trades have playable first-year tests, including Electrician, Fitter, COPA, Welder, Mechanic Diesel and Turner — pick your trade from the main NIMI page's trade index. A trade without a verified bank yet shows its syllabus and pattern instead of a test.