NIELIT O-Level Project File || For Both Direct & Institute Candidates


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Hello friends, if you are doing NIELIT O-Level course there is one Project file that you need to submit it and there are no marks assigned for it. But it is mandatory without that you will not able to get O-level certificate.

So, both Direct & Regular (Institute) candidates can submit O-Level project by this method. Simply candidate can choose topic related to ITWD or C Language subject. The candidate may make a project under a Guide or under the supervision of a person with NIELIT A level with adequate experience of minimum five years’ experience (or) NIELIT B level / MCA (or) equivalent/higher qualification without any experience. The candidate must attach the final year certificate (marksheet) of his Guide and also Proforma of the Project Completion Certificate with the project file.

A fee of Rs.100/- (Rupees One Hundred only) should be remitted to NIELIT by a Demand Draft in favour of NIELIT payable at New Delhi

And send it to this given address by Speed post.

Project Wing
NIELIT Bhawan, Dwarka
Plot No. 3, PSP Pocket, Sector-8,
Dwarka, New Delhi-110077
Phone No. – 011-25308300 (Extn. no.- 524 and 532)

Don’t worry friends I will reduce all your burdens. I will make your project file of O-Level @ Rs 200 only with Guide certificate also attached to it.
Just you need to do is:
  1. Make DD (Demand Draft) of Rs 100 from any bank also applicant can be any one (you, yours father, friends, neighbor). Main thing is that it should be in favour of NIELIT and is payable at NEW DELHI
  2. Print all project file (which I will give you) in black & white but front page should be in coloured.
  3. Put all (DD + printed page) in A4 size envelope (Lifaafa)
  4. And finally Speed post it to above given address that’s all.
Nearly after 3-4 weeks your project will be submitted by NIELIT and you can also check this by login into your account on Click Here 
and then under Courses -> My Courses -> Detail 
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