The MP ITI merit list 2026 is the common rank and selection lists prepared by MPSSDEGB from Class 8 or Class 10 marks for Government and Private ITIs. The 3rd selection list came on 31 July 2026 and the 4th on 8 August 2026. Vacant seats now go in the FCFS round, open from 10 to 15 October 2026.
MP ITI Merit List 2026
This page shows how to check your MP ITI rank and allotment, what the provisional result card shows, how upgradation works, what to do after allotment and how the CLC and FCFS rounds work.
How to Check the MP ITI Merit List 2026
You check your rank and allotment by logging in to the MP ITI Admission portal. No statewide PDF is needed; the portal also sends an SMS to your registered mobile number when a list is out.
- Open the MP ITI Admission portal and find the Candidate Login box on the home page.
- Enter your registration number, password and the captcha, and click Login.
- On the dashboard, open Provisional Result Card to see your marks, percentage and rank.
- Open Allotment Result to see the ITI and trade allotted to you in the current list.
- Pick one option (admission with or without upgrade, or upgrade only), lock it with the OTP sent to your mobile, and print the provisional allotment letter.
Forgot your password? Use Forgot Password on the home page with your registration number, date of birth and captcha. If you lost your registration number, use Forgot Registration Number with your name, father’s name, mobile number and date of birth; it is sent to your registered mobile.
What does the MP ITI provisional result card show?
The provisional result card in your login shows your common rank. It is a provisional rank: you can correct wrong marks only in the window given in the schedule, as on 26 and 27 July 2026.
If you chose Both, the card shows a separate rank for Class 8 and Class 10 marks. A rank does not guarantee a seat; that depends on your choices and the seats left.
How does MP ITI allotment and upgradation work?
Seats are allotted by rank, reservation and your choice order. After each list you choose one of three options before the next list.
| Option after allotment | What happens |
|---|---|
| Take admission and ask for an upgrade | You pay the fee and keep the seat. If a higher choice comes in the next list and you take it, the first admission is cancelled. |
| Take admission, no upgrade | You pay the fee and keep the seat. You are not considered in later lists. |
| Do not take admission, ask for an upgrade | You pay nothing now. If you get no admission in the next list either, you leave the process. |
If you were allotted your first choice and do not take admission, the allotment is cancelled and you cannot take part in further counselling.
What should you do after you get a seat?
- Print the provisional allotment letter from your login.
- Go to the allotted Government ITI with all original documents, two sets of photocopies and two photographs. For a Private ITI seat, get the documents verified at a nearby Government ITI first.
- After verification, pay the admission fee online from your login (Government ITI) or at the Private ITI.
- Print the provisional admission slip and submit it at the ITI to complete admission.
In a Government ITI the 1st instalment is Rs 3,250 at admission. If you do not get your documents verified in the given time, the admission is cancelled. The fee details are on the MP ITI Admission 2026 page.
What are the MP ITI CLC and FCFS rounds?
College-level counselling (CLC) and First Come First Serve (FCFS) rounds fill the seats left after the selection lists. Both are run through the same portal.
- CLC round: you register and fill choices, then report at the ITI on the fixed date. The ITI marks attendance on the portal and a selection list of those present is issued. Careers360 reported the 6th CLC round with choice filling from 25 to 29 August 2026.
- FCFS round: from 10 to 15 October 2026 you choose one trade in one ITI, lock it with Rs 50 and get verified at the ITI the same day.
- An allotment not completed in the FCFS round is cancelled after 1 PM on the next working day.
- After all rounds, a final list of admitted trainees is published and seats still vacant stay vacant.