Yantra India Limited Apprentice Result 2026: Check Merit List

Yantra India Limited Apprentice Result 2026 Status

The Yantra India Limited Apprentice Result 2026 is now being shown through the official TA 59 selection list page for the 59th Batch of Trade Apprenticeship at Indian Ordnance Factories. As of 22 April 2026, the official result interface is live and allows candidates to view the selection list by choosing the relevant category and factory details.

This is a merit-list style result. Candidates should not expect a conventional marksheet or exam scorecard. The practical output is a selection list for the applicable factory and trade combination, along with a separate rejected candidates list for cases where applications were not accepted or did not progress.

How to Check the TA 59 Selection List

To check the Yantra India Limited Apprentice Result 2026, visit the official TA 59 selection list page and use the filters provided on the page. The result interface is built around category and factory selection rather than a single universal PDF for all applicants.

1. Open the official selection list page.
2. Select the selection type.
3. Choose the factory name.
4. Select the trade name, where applicable.
5. Open the displayed selection list and search for your details.

If your name does not appear on the first attempt, check whether you selected the correct category, factory, and trade. Because the result is segmented, searching under the wrong option can make it look like your result is missing when it is simply listed elsewhere.

What the Result Actually Contains

The Yantra India Limited Apprentice Result 2026 is better understood as a selection list than a traditional result sheet. It is meant to identify provisionally selected candidates under the 59th Batch apprenticeship process.

In practical terms, candidates should expect the result system to point them to the relevant selection list for their category and trade. A separate rejected list is also available on the official portal. This setup is useful because it helps candidates distinguish between three different situations: selected, not selected on merit, and rejected at the application scrutiny stage.

• Selection list for provisionally selected candidates
• Rejected list for disallowed or incomplete applications
• Factory-specific and trade-specific result handling

How the Merit List Was Prepared

The original official advertisement makes it clear that this recruitment was merit-based. There was no written examination for the result now being checked. Instead, selection was to be prepared using qualifying marks and the merit rules laid down in the advertisement.

For the Non-ITI category, a factory-wise common merit list was to be prepared, and trades were to be allotted by the factory on a merit-cum-choice basis. For the Ex-ITI category, the merit list was to be prepared factory-wise and trade-wise, based on the prescribed simple average method using the qualifying marks as laid down in the official notice.

This means the result reflects document-based merit rather than performance in a separate test. It also explains why result checking is split by factory and trade rather than published as a single common list.

Vacancy Details for the 59th Batch

The official advertisement stated that the total number of vacancies was approximately 3,979 for the 59th Batch of Trade Apprenticeship at Indian Ordnance Factories under Yantra India Limited.

These numbers are useful while interpreting the result because they show that the selection list has to be read in the context of separate categories and factory requirements, not as one all-India open list for every applicant combined together.

Eligibility Used for This Result Cycle

Even though the current topic is the result, many candidates checking the list also want to confirm what qualification standard applied to this recruitment cycle. The official recruitment material distinguished between Non-ITI and Ex-ITI candidates.

• Non-ITI category: candidates who passed matriculation or 10th class, with Mathematics and Science as subjects.
• Ex-ITI category: ITI pass candidates with the required National Trade Certificate or provisional National Trade Certificate issued through NCVT or SCVT, as applicable to the designated trade.

The official advertisement also indicated that the minimum age for an apprentice was 14 years, and the upper age limit was 35 years, subject to the terms stated in the notice. These criteria matter when checking the rejected list, because some candidates are rejected at the scrutiny stage due to qualification, trade mismatch, age, or document issues.

What Selected Candidates Should Do Next

If your name appears in the selection list, treat it as an important but provisional step. The official recruitment process indicates that Yantra India Limited prepares provisional selected lists and sends them to the factories for document verification and final selection action.

That means selected candidates should immediately keep their records ready and monitor the concerned factory's instructions. At a minimum, candidates should keep the following documents prepared in original and photocopy form:

• 10th or matriculation certificate and marksheet
• ITI certificate and marksheet, if applicable
• Category certificate, if claimed
• Date of birth proof
• Identity proof
• Recent photographs
• Any other documents mentioned in the recruitment notice or factory communication

Do not assume that appearing in the selection list is the final end of the process. Missing or mismatched documents can still affect final selection at the verification stage.

What to Do If Your Name Is Missing

If you do not find your name in the selection list, do not conclude anything too quickly. First, recheck the exact filters you used. Because the result is segmented by selection type, factory name, and trade name, choosing the wrong combination can lead to a false negative.

After that, check the rejected candidates list available on the same official portal. That list helps candidates understand whether the issue is non-selection on merit or rejection during scrutiny.

• Verify you selected the correct category
• Verify the correct factory
• Verify the correct trade
• Check the rejected list separately
• Compare your application details with the original notification requirements

If your name is neither in the selection list nor clearly traceable under the expected options, keep a saved copy of your application details and monitor the official portal for any further clarification or updates.

Important Dates Linked to the Result

The result becomes easier to understand when seen against the recruitment timeline. The official long advertisement for the 59th Batch was indexed on 30 January 2026, and the online application window closed on 03 March 2026 at 23:59 hours.

If you applied near the closing date, make sure the personal details you use to search the list match the exact category and trade chosen during registration.

Important Links for Result Checking

Use the following official and institution-linked pages for result checking and background verification of the recruitment process.

For result-related use, the selection list and rejected list pages matter most. The long advertisement remains useful for checking merit rules, eligibility, category breakup, and the original recruitment terms.

Official Links

• Department of Defence Production - Our Organisations
• Directorate of Ordnance (Coordination and Services) Vacancies