Latest Admission in Govt Technical Training Institute (W) Township Lahore 2025

The Government Technical Training Institute for Women in Township Lahore conducts 2025 session admissions through the TEVTA Online Admission System. Candidates can sign up at the TEVTA portal whereas the system offers admission instructions together with an application form that works for the present academic year. The vocational institution was launched in 1986 as part of various training facilities that focus on teaching technical skills to women. Females can obtain certificates and diplomas from this institute through three, six, twelve, or twenty‑four month courses in Computer Applications, Beautician services, Professional Cookery, Graphic Designing, Architectural Drafting, and Dress Designing. Candidates need to check important deadlines announced for each program during their application process.

Admission Process

The admission application process takes place through the TEVTA portal by user creation and subsequent trade choice selection at the Government Technical Training Institute for Women in Township Lahore. Candidates need to fill out their personal information while providing educational records and set their category between open merit and reserved quotas within the same online application. Prospective applicants need to provide digital copies of their either CNIC or B‑Form alongside their academic certificates and a profile photograph. The candidates perform either a non-refundable bank challan process or choose to pay online after formally submitting their application. Students receive their admission slip after successful payment because this document will serve as proof during document verification at the institution.

Eligibility Criteria 

Eligibility guidelines at the institute state that all applicants must be female, as it is a women only vocational training center. Educational requirements differ depending on the course level, primary certificate courses only require a Primary School Certificate, middle-level courses require a Middle School pass, matric level courses require a Secondary School Certificate, and advanced courses require an Intermediate (Higher Secondary) Certificate. Applicants must have a valid Punjab domicile and must provide either a CNIC if they are over eighteen or a B-Form if they are younger. Other age restrictions and particular program requirements in reference to criteria can be found in the TEVTA admissions manual. Seats are assigned based on open merit, with reserved seating for persons with disabilities and other priority groups.