Telecom Electrician (Basic) Apprentice

HRVS India Private Limited is hiring for Telecom Electrician (Basic) Apprentice in Noida. This opening was listed by HRVS India Private Limited on the official National Apprenticeship (NAPS) portal of the Government of India and was verified as still open on 24 September 2026. About HRVS India Private Limited HRVS India Private Limited is an establishment registered on the National Apprenticeship Promotion Scheme (NAPS) portal (establishment code E05230900009). Registration type: company. Establishment type code: ps. Jurisdiction: state. Workforce strength (as registered): 1100. Working days per week: 6. Present in 1 state(s). Posting sector: Telecom. Address: A Block Sector 63 Noida, Noida, Gautam Buddha Nagar, Uttar Pradesh, 201307. Internship description Telecom Eligibility criteria • Education: Not specified by the employer • Technical skills: see requirements below • Soft skills: as described in the requirements below • Experience: Not required — this is an internship • Stipend: ₹8,200–₹30,000/month (as stated) • Vacancies: 165 (available: 58) • Duration: 365 days on-the-job training (~12 months) • Training location: A Block Sector 63 Noida, Noida, Gautam Buddha Nagar, Uttar Pradesh, 201307 • Apply on the NAPS portal by 2026-09-30 Stipend • ₹8,200–₹30,000/month (as stated) (INR, as stated by the employer) Job location • Noida (as listed by the employer: Noida, Uttar Pradesh) Internship duration • 12 months (as stated by the employer) Work mode • Work From Office (WFO) Application deadline • 30 September 2026 (as stated by the employer on the official portal) Number of openings • 58 (as stated by the employer) How to apply Log in or register free on MyInternships.in, then click Apply Now — you go straight to HRVS India Private Limited's official posting for this role to complete your application. The link was checked on 24 September 2026 and still serves this exact opening. Full job description as published by HRVS India Private Limited Telecom Apprenticeship details (NAPS record AO722651): Trade / course: Telecom Electrician (Basic) (optional trade), course code CO072400129 Sector: Telecom NSQF level: 3 Qualification pack: Telecom Electrician (Basic) (TEL/Q4304), awarding body Telecom Sector Skill Council Eligibility (as listed): 10th - with 1 year experience Stipend: ₹8,200–₹30,000/month (as stated) Vacancies: 165 (available: 58) Duration: 365 days on-the-job training (~12 months) Training location: A Block Sector 63 Noida, Noida, Gautam Buddha Nagar, Uttar Pradesh, 201307 Apply on the NAPS portal by 2026-09-30 Requirements: Stipend: ₹8,200–₹30,000/month (as stated); Vacancies: 165 (available: 58); Duration: 365 days on-the-job training (~12 months); Training location: A Block Sector 63 Noida, Noida, Gautam Buddha Nagar, Uttar Pradesh, 201307; Apply on the NAPS portal by 2026-09-30.

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