Ministry of Law and Justice of the Republic of India

08/05/2026 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 08/05/2026 04:51

Central Skill Development Programmes

Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship

Central Skill Development Programmes

प्रविष्टि तिथि: 05 AUG 2026 4:16PM by PIB Delhi

Under the Government of India's Skill India Mission (SIM), the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship (MSDE) delivers skill, re-skill and up-skill training through an extensive network of skill development centres/institutes, etc. under various schemes, viz. Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana (PMKVY), Jan Shikshan Sansthan (JSS), National Apprenticeship Promotion Scheme (NAPS) and Craftsman Training Scheme (CTS) through Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs), to all the sections of the society across the country. The SIM aims at enabling the youth of India to get future-ready and equipped with industry-relevant skills including emerging sectors such as Artificial Intelligence, green energy, semiconductors, logistics and tourism.

Funds under PMKVY are released to implementing agencies for meeting the training cost as per prescribed norms. Under the JSS scheme, funds are released to Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) directly. Under NAPS, stipend support up to Rs 1500/- per month is released to apprentices through DBT and not to establishments covered. Day to day administration as well as financial control in respect of ITIs lies with the respective State Government/ UT Administration.

The details of funds released under schemes of MSDE, year-wise, during the last five years, are as under:

Figures in Rs. Crores)

Name of the Scheme

2021-22

2022-23

2023-24

2024-25

2025-26

PMKVY

643.77

305.46

839.18

1553.13

279.30

JSS

137.63

154.65

154.37

139.55

148.23

NAPS

177.07

309.03

594.30

585.96

577.03

Amongst the schemes of MSDE, under PMKVY, placements were tracked in the Short-Term Training (STT) component in the first three versions of the Scheme - PMKVY 1.0, PMKVY 2.0 and PMKVY 3.0, implemented from FY2015-16 to FY 2021-22, wherein a total of 1.11 Crore candidates were certified, out of which 24.38 lakhs were reported placed under the short-term training component of the scheme. Further, under PMKVY 4.0, the focus is to empower the trained candidates to choose their varied career paths, and they are suitably oriented for the same.

The details of number of candidates trained and certified, State-wise/UT-wise under various schemes of MSDE, during the last five years, are given at Annexure.

The impact of schemes for skill development has been assessed through their third-party independent evaluation as follows:

PMKVY: An independent third-party impact evaluation of the PMKVY 4.0 has been conducted by Arun Jaitley National Institute of Financial Management (AJNIFM), an autonomous Institution of Ministry of Finance, Government of India. As per the report, PMKVY training has contributed to a measurable shift in employment outcomes for STT candidates. The combined share of employed and self-employed STT respondents increased from 26.6% prior to training to 45.4% after PMKVY training, reflecting an 18.8 percentage point increase. Income-related outcomes also show positive movement, with 41.4% of STT candidates and 48.9% of RPL candidates reporting an increase in income following training and certification. Overall, PMKVY 4.0 has significantly expanded access to formal skill training and certification and has generated measurable improvements in skill confidence, employment participation, and income outcomes for a substantial proportion of beneficiaries.

JSS: A third-party evaluation of the Jan Shikshan Sansthan (JSS) Scheme was conducted by the Arun Jaitley National Institute of Financial Management, an autonomous Institution of Ministry of Finance, Government of India, in 2025 to assess the scheme's outreach, effectiveness and livelihood outcomes. The evaluation highlighted significant achievements of the scheme, with 33.94 lakh individuals enrolled, of whom 32 lakh were trained and 31.52 lakh certified, reflecting an overall success rate of 99 percent. Women constituted a dominant 82 percent share of total participants, while 73 percent beneficiaries belonged to marginalized sections, including SC/ST (36 percent) and OBC (37 percent). The livelihood impact has been noteworthy, with 90 percent alumni utilising acquired skills for income generation, 82 percent becoming economically engaged within six months of training, and 60 percent of previously non-earning individuals starting to earn post-training. The average monthly income of beneficiaries recorded a four-fold increase.

NAPS: A third-party evaluation study of Pradhan Mantri National Apprenticeship Promotion Scheme (PMNAPS-2) from FY 2022-23 to FY 2025-26 (Data upto 30th November 2025) was conducted by the Arun Jaitley National Institute of Financial Management (AJNIFM), an autonomous Institution of Ministry of Finance, Government of India. As per the report, PMNAPS 2 achieved significant scale during the evaluation period, engaging 34.69 lakh apprentices against a cumulative target of 46 lakh, translating into an overall achievement of approximately 75 percent. The institutionalisation of DBT has improved financial transparency and predictability. Cumulative DBT disbursement exceeded ₹1,094 crore, with annual disbursement rising from ₹327.2 crore in FY 2023-24 to ₹500.16 crore in FY 2024-25.

To improve employability and promote entrepreneurship in emerging sectors and new age future skills including Artificial Intelligence, Green energy, Semiconductors, Logistics and Tourism, MSDE has undertaken the following initiatives:

(i) Under PMKVY 4.0, the dedicated job roles under "Future Skills" category has been introduced with an aim of preparing youth for opportunities in new and emerging technologies. Government has rolled out skill enhancement initiatives in emerging fields such as Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Green energy, Semiconductors, Logistics and Tourism across schools and higher-education institutions nationwide. This enhances acceptability among employers. Additionally, industry partnerships at the implementation level help shape curriculum, support placements, and ensure the relevance of skills imparted to current market needs.

(ii) Apprenticeship training is imparted under 266 designated trade and over 750 Optional trades including Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Robotics.

(iii) Directorate General of Training (DGT) under the aegis of MSDE has introduced new age/future skills courses under CTS in Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) and National Skill Training Institutes (NSTIs) to provide digital training in emerging areas such as Artificial Intelligence, Mechatronics, Internet of Things, Cybersecurity, Semiconductor, etc.

(iv) With a view to adopt the best practices in the digital skill training, DGT has signed Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with leading IT tech companies like IBM, CISCO, Amazon Web Services (AWS), and Microsoft. These partnerships facilitate the provision of technical and professional skills training in modern technologies, including Artificial Intelligence (AI), Big Data Analytics (BDA), Block chain, Cloud Computing, etc.

(v) DGT has collaborated with entities including IBM India, Microsoft, Cisco, Adobe India, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Future Right Skills Network (FRSN), Edunet Foundation, Auto Desk etc, for skilling initiatives under Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). These partnerships facilitate the provision of technical and professional skill training in modern technologies. A module on 'Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (AI) Duration: 7.5 Hours' has been introduced in the subject of Employability Skills underthe trades of CTS.

(vi) MSDE has launched the Skill India Digital Hub (SIDH), a unified digital platform aimed at enhancing skill development in youths across the country by providing access to industry-relevant courses, job opportunities, and entrepreneurship support. It offers a diverse selection of AI and Machine Learning (ML) courses-ranging from introductory programs like Fundamentals of Azure AI Speech and Machine Learning to advanced modules such as Google Cloud Generative AI and AI Strategy to Create Business Value in Healthcare-designed to support learners at all proficiency levels and prepare them to thrive in the fast-changing technology landscape.

(vii) The National Council for Vocational Education & Training (NCVET) has developed the National Programme on Artificial Intelligence (NPAI) Skilling Framework, which outlines the national roadmap, structure and guidelines for skilling in AI, data science and emerging technologies serves as the foundational document for developing standardised, industry-aligned courses and curricula.

(viii) National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) under the aegis of MSDE has partnered with a number of international organizations such as AWS, Microsoft, Intel, Redhat, Pearson VUE, Boston Consulting Group (BCG), Cisco Networking Academy for providing digital courses.

(ix) MSDE launched a national-level initiative, SOAR (Skilling for AI Readiness), aimed at embedding AI awareness and foundational skills among school students (Classes 6-12) and building AI literacy among educators. The programme seeks to bridge the digital divide by ensuring equitable access to AI education across geographies, thereby supporting the national agenda of inclusive, future-ready skilling.

(x) PMKVY 4.0 courses enabling global digital job participation include AI/ML Foundation & Advanced, Robotic Process Automation, Drone Pilot Technician, Industrial IoT and Data Analytics. Through FutureSkills job roles under the PMKVY framework, Skill India Digital Hub provides global job matching; Rojgar Melas and placements ensure employment linkages. NSQF Level 5-7 certifications ensure global portability of PMKVY qualifications.

(c): The broad monitoring and assessment mechanism of the schemes of MSDE is as follows:

PMKVY:-Under PMKVY, a robust, multi-layered monitoring and impact assessment framework is followed under PMKVY. All candidates, training providers, and employment outcomes are tracked on a digital platform (SIDH). Periodic third-party assessments, and employer feedback shape ongoing improvement. Continuous data analytics and reporting facilitate adaptive decision-making and evidence-driven scaling of emerging technology skilling initiatives.

The training centres are mandated to install an Aadhaar-enabled biometric attendance system (AEBAS) machine to keep track of candidates' attendance for the training. To ensure compliance, the payment to the training centres has been linked to attendance. Concurrent Monitoring of training centres and candidate skilling lifecycle progress by using the monitoring tools, such as Call Validation, Surprise Centre Visits, Virtual Verification, Outcome outcome-based payment to training centres is also put in place.

NAPS:- Under NAPS, a National Steering Committee (NSC) and a Scheme Monitoring and Review Committee (SMRC) have been established at the central level to monitor the scheme. Similarly, State Implementation Review Committees (SIRCs) have been constituted at the State/UT level.

JSS:- MSDE monitors the implementation of the Scheme through periodic review meetings and field visits. The scheme implementation is also monitored through the Skill India Digital Hub (SIDH) portal. At the State level, the monitoring and supervision of the JSSs is done by the Regional Directorate of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship (RDSDEs). The RDSDE officials periodically visit and inspect the JSS under their jurisdiction for effective monitoring. A 16-member committee known as Board of Management (BoM) has been established in each JSS, which periodically reviews the programmes implemented by the JSS.

CTS:- DGT periodically reviews the affiliation standards and norms for ITIs to ensure their relevance and effectiveness. The curriculum of courses under the CTS is also updated regularly in consultation with industry partners, to incorporate the latest technological advancements and evolving skill requirements-ensuring that the training remains aligned with market demand. Further, the respective State Governments, in coordination with the Central Government, conduct periodic joint inspections of ITIs, which ensures standards in infrastructure, faculty qualifications, curriculum implementation, and training delivery in ITIs are up to date.

Annexure

The details of number of candidates trained and certified, State-wise/UT-wise under various schemes of MSDE, during the last five years, year-wise.

(i) JSS :

State/UTs

2021-22

2022-23

2023-24

2024-25

2025-26

Trained

Certified

Trained

Certified

Trained

Certified

Trained

Certified

Trained

Certified

Andaman and Nicobar

900

900

1,800

1,800

1,800

1,800

1,800

1,800

1,797

1,790

Andhra Pradesh

11,699

11,671

16,200

16,169

10,800

10,779

10,769

10,767

10,795

10,785

Arunachal Pradesh

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Assam

9,139

8,996

12,600

12,599

9,000

8,995

10,799

10,798

10,798

10,777

Bihar

28,769

27,709

56,594

55,901

37,786

37,747

36,733

35,898

37,073

35,853

Chandigarh

1,600

1,600

2,700

2,698

1,800

1,799

1,770

1,507

1,462

1,455

Chhattisgarh

18,151

18,002

37,777

36,042

23,376

23,374

24,967

24,844

25,158

25,099

Dadra And Nagar Haveli And Daman And Diu

2,379

2,376

3,255

3,214

3,179

3,059

2,417

2,377

3,197

3,197

Delhi

5,440

5,409

8,099

8,067

5,398

5,391

5,391

5,385

5,363

5,338

Goa

1,740

1,740

2,700

2,640

1,800

1,800

1,700

1,700

1,799

1,798

Gujarat

19,228

19,068

23,917

23,741

14,160

14,020

14,311

14,307

14,889

14,889

Haryana

8,939

8,691

10,728

10,194

7,181

6,959

3,333

3,225

3,437

3,353

Himachal Pradesh

8,424

8,406

28,244

28,090

18,630

18,621

18,052

17,945

18,865

18,806

Jammu And Kashmir

2,396

2,067

500

-

1,020

1,020

680

559

2,297

2,297

Jharkhand

9,964

9,924

25,220

24,845

22,439

22,426

20,976

20,915

23,063

22,978

Karnataka

18,735

18,731

31,492

31,441

21,532

21,518

21,509

21,501

21,377

21,356

Kerala

16,148

16,147

24,300

24,175

16,198

16,195

15,929

15,890

16,199

16,139

Ladakh

-

-

600

-

212

-

-

-

717

717

Lakshadweep

-

-

1,481

1,401

1,772

1,772

900

900

999

999

Madhya Pradesh

52,222

51,720

70,259

69,712

49,089

49,025

51,477

51,302

52,082

52,063

Maharashtra

38,479

37,015

52,934

52,709

37,273

37,249

36,861

36,808

37,612

37,552

Manipur

6,285

6,164

10,278

8,676

7,197

7,037

7,219

7,219

7,200

7,065

Meghalaya

-

-

1,660

1,660

1,800

1,800

1,780

1,780

1,759

1,759

Mizoram

900

887

2,472

2,472

1,800

1,800

963

945

922

919

Nagaland

1,812

1,778

1,999

1,877

2,631

2,619

540

540

2,560

2,540

Odisha

40,635

40,325

71,765

70,435

50,828

50,414

52,123

51,983

52,151

52,086

Punjab

3,567

3,567

4,138

4,138

3,560

3,560

2,980

2,978

3,458

3,457

Rajasthan

12,443

12,373

20,651

20,632

14,831

14,781

15,534

15,469

16,180

16,161

Tamil Nadu

14,045

13,970

19,784

19,503

14,780

14,760

15,124

14,962

15,818

15,703

Telangana

10,398

10,378

15,639

15,618

10,300

10,299

10,787

10,786

10,793

10,789

Tripura

2,610

2,592

5,397

5,397

3,600

3,600

3,480

3,458

3,567

3,560

Uttar Pradesh

88,648

87,918

1,22,510

1,22,288

84,573

84,521

82,475

81,776

82,532

82,178

Uttarakhand

12,433

12,369

20,687

20,256

14,393

14,388

13,978

13,969

14,304

14,300

West Bengal

13,868

13,842

17,904

17,570

12,599

12,575

13,133

13,096

14,118

14,084

(ii) PMKVY:

TC State

FY-21-22

FY-22-23

FY-23-24

FY-24-25

FY-25-26

Trained

Certified

Trained

Certified

Trained

Certified

Trained

Certified

Trained

Certified

Andaman And Nicobar Islands

613

656

310

480

648

131

909

939

30

-

Andhra Pradesh

13,199

12,988

5,798

6,807

32,449

19,163

35,471

23,085

3,094

3,759

Arunachal Pradesh

8,884

10,808

667

3,624

4,152

705

10,054

5,934

125

510

Assam

24,517

36,441

8,721

11,112

38,190

17,278

75,182

46,316

5,902

7,609

Bihar

47,643

32,762

12,213

18,270

23,613

12,506

99,982

54,471

4,451

13,039

Chandigarh

893

757

491

383

319

253

628

512

148

112

Chhattisgarh

9,495

7,355

4,356

3,192

8,385

4,956

16,452

10,377

490

834

Delhi

19,965

14,884

2,262

4,197

10,686

6,149

12,277

8,441

2,769

2,701

Goa

604

358

176

222

183

26

236

305

12

-

Gujarat

35,001

27,300

6,503

6,501

19,975

8,941

39,762

27,300

949

1,820

Haryana

18,191

13,087

8,963

7,322

27,411

12,966

75,942

50,803

8,308

15,887

Himachal Pradesh

8,724

7,426

3,539

4,186

5,348

3,644

19,341

12,843

3,582

3,479

Jammu And Kashmir

21,339

9,121

7,352

17,023

28,895

15,280

85,557

68,307

4,689

8,523

Jharkhand

34,233

20,901

5,302

6,828

8,796

5,321

30,034

17,835

1,785

3,434

Karnataka

23,153

18,579

8,410

7,790

13,025

6,631

69,486

32,251

7,339

22,515

Kerala

12,968

9,501

5,673

6,514

8,832

4,416

10,449

5,427

1,118

1,268

Ladakh

731

10

246

437

445

247

312

345

-

17

Lakshadweep

120

-

-

52

-

-

120

-

-

-

Madhya Pradesh

46,659

31,622

21,345

22,506

34,884

19,849

2,59,871

1,47,966

16,686

45,163

Maharashtra

39,864

31,508

14,913

16,940

35,284

16,746

75,368

45,334

8,180

13,360

Manipur

6,424

6,111

1,146

2,295

2,879

572

20,798

13,124

1,067

1,711

Meghalaya

3,406

3,875

1,245

1,928

2,502

1,024

7,938

3,952

1,168

1,150

Mizoram

4,742

3,970

1,162

1,455

3,533

1,055

6,871

3,586

1,384

1,342

Nagaland

4,184

2,793

1,803

2,952

3,830

1,269

7,299

4,311

662

905

Odisha

12,645

10,966

12,116

7,526

21,457

12,296

26,231

16,399

2,189

2,522

Puducherry

1,622

1,756

689

834

1,556

1,087

3,096

1,756

646

745

Punjab

18,539

14,257

7,568

6,963

11,836

6,377

1,06,699

79,907

10,259

16,966

Rajasthan

38,511

32,927

9,232

13,781

23,564

11,379

2,80,156

2,03,959

10,856

36,673

Sikkim

1,322

959

381

602

2,802

714

2,874

1,041

-

228

Tamil Nadu

29,057

17,250

8,029

12,811

34,533

19,093

85,689

62,587

10,786

16,178

Telangana

13,107

9,440

8,040

6,804

15,390

10,885

22,188

16,038

6,344

5,829

The Dadra And Nagar Haveli And Daman And Diu

252

175

31

33

301

107

1,407

883

75

337

Tripura

4,490

7,476

1,608

2,342

5,081

2,719

14,363

8,995

1,906

1,724

Uttar Pradesh

69,015

52,949

25,568

31,373

71,771

35,731

4,63,503

3,10,748

28,823

63,747

Uttarakhand

10,522

7,358

2,942

3,945

11,669

6,442

35,364

22,470

3,650

5,316

West Bengal

31,406

21,472

12,370

12,672

25,768

12,157

36,410

22,231

3,916

5,277

(iii) CTS:

State/UT

2021

2022

2023

2024

2025

Trained

Certified

Trained

Certified

Trained

Certified

Trained

Certified

Trained

ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR ISLANDS

531

406

450

371

481

337

838

669

829

ANDHRA PRADESH

45612

36404

48110

36293

50568

36667

52447

41127

54213

ARUNACHAL PRADESH

497

379

674

532

733

496

669

474

697

ASSAM

3500

3105

3548

2923

5325

3369

4256

3212

5725

BIHAR

110399

92905

90830

66765

125625

88903

116293

80518

116754

CHANDIGARH

910

801

907

732

1083

719

898

642

1175

CHHATTISGARH

22320

18415

20816

16841

24226

11078

22237

11496

23970

DELHI

8774

7810

9261

7817

10288

5619

9368

5827

10970

GOA

2080

1836

2126

1795

2255

1365

2161

1400

2404

GUJARAT

81236

57066

84648

57363

98454

45688

78811

44783

90790

HARYANA

49032

40668

45161

33725

54944

30924

51465

32738

53477

HIMACHAL PRADESH

20332

18992

22691

19944

23371

17649

18801

14082

16973

JAMMU AND KASHMIR

8062

6625

8130

6244

8504

4708

8226

5034

10047

JHARKHAND

29760

23129

35573

25653

40108

27841

40263

28360

48331

KARNATAKA

66238

48183

73068

46806

78724

45322

64447

44229

71839

KERALA

35493

32046

34741

30168

33196

23713

30445

21946

30132

LADAKH

171

137

326

234

368

209

375

263

421

LAKSHADWEEP

374

301

303

227

360

220

341

167

210

MADHYA PRADESH

63306

44911

69194

45275

73224

41247

69309

40785

79970

MAHARASHTRA

112997

93507

121884

95802

128009

84035

115889

80573

130810

MANIPUR

108

60

668

443

812

389

721

320

894

MEGHALAYA

508

439

738

538

714

522

992

720

1000

MIZORAM

256

203

334

216

396

205

260

185

328

NAGALAND

186

161

267

212

240

136

379

252

324

ODISHA

57401

36884

54005

35122

65801

40042

54855

36693

61348

PUDUCHERRY

689

524

737

485

796

415

695

391

704

PUNJAB

39992

28742

39986

28115

43997

22465

40370

24695

44247

RAJASTHAN

95342

63910

99263

62042

109648

61841

90937

54729

88418

SIKKIM

181

169

424

369

312

181

353

258

431

TAMIL NADU

28496

22427

35078

24610

41127

20094

35466

20301

39119

TELANGANA

27183

21725

26480

18530

29579

18096

33583

21416

40452

THE DADRA AND NAGAR HAVELI AND DAMAN AND DIU

443

395

666

532

908

534

822

515

841

TRIPURA

1603

1234

2470

1444

2452

886

2240

1181

2714

UTTAR PRADESH

273714

181248

269106

168207

333024

184475

317044

189012

385871

UTTARAKHAND

8918

6992

10807

7297

11499

6898

8661

5527

11526

WEST BENGAL

29207

24786

37711

30861

44211

33583

40216

32734

42323

(iv) NAPS:

Name of State

2022-23

2023-24

2024-25

2025-26

Trained

Certified

Trained

Certified

Trained

Certified

Trained

Certified

Andaman And Nicobar Islands

41

2

48

12

199

22

177

73

Andhra Pradesh

16,424

4,428

21,701

4,957

22,075

6,963

26,446

4,952

Arunachal Pradesh

42

0

65

7

66

32

204

29

Assam

9,660

2,787

8,174

1,800

5,801

2,240

10,028

1,719

Bihar

5,543

1,148

5,317

1,323

5,502

1,905

9,013

1,660

Chandigarh

668

233

1,231

224

1,692

226

1,739

426

Chhattisgarh

4,875

4,049

5,249

3,281

5,362

3,359

6,820

3,429

Delhi

15,817

786

15,957

1,567

22,471

2,494

30,330

3,216

Goa

4,406

247

11,882

410

11,770

1,288

12,412

1,580

Gujarat

76,222

28,759

83,957

23,146

90,796

27,004

1,09,027

22,356

Haryana

62,867

23,201

66,714

22,002

66,504

20,106

85,979

20,759

Himachal Pradesh

6,825

689

10,212

950

9,257

1,458

10,891

1,837

Jammu And Kashmir

989

227

859

87

1,026

330

1,230

241

Jharkhand

9,151

6,994

11,883

5,719

9,686

5,409

10,674

5,207

Karnataka

58,629

7,023

78,457

10,008

92,843

15,186

1,16,343

21,066

Kerala

11,275

7,988

13,104

6,665

15,317

6,730

15,519

6,298

Ladakh

28

4

66

31

50

23

19

28

Lakshadweep

9

19

6

9

8

8

14

8

Madhya Pradesh

21,205

7,132

22,706

5,570

26,823

6,378

34,210

8,790

Maharashtra

1,86,010

28,385

2,63,245

42,902

2,78,423

68,949

3,01,910

70,316

Manipur

32

9

18

1

187

7

219

5

Meghalaya

181

17

212

33

328

21

175

46

Mizoram

4

0

12

1

146

0

280

13

Nagaland

22

0

15

1

24

3

40

4

Odisha

10,458

4,740

10,755

5,442

10,757

5,420

12,416

4,979

Puducherry

1,343

443

2,469

324

4,268

362

5,953

380

Punjab

15,361

3,208

14,761

3,348

15,510

4,659

25,649

3,940

Rajasthan

15,204

4,039

18,230

3,891

22,328

4,699

32,243

5,244

Sikkim

202

20

298

18

439

13

508

51

Tamil Nadu

72,311

12,716

1,01,553

9,346

1,01,788

11,766

1,43,236

12,200

Telangana

31,821

8,398

37,775

9,156

34,017

12,782

47,501

11,323

The Dadra And Nagar Haveli And Daman AND Diu

1,006

67

2,878

81

3,570

179

4,100

329

Tripura

368

18

383

90

449

163

533

171

Uttar Pradesh

56,946

13,835

71,505

14,461

78,966

14,789

1,06,269

16,775

Uttarakhand

16,436

1,968

21,058

1,999

22,887

2,771

30,643

4,086

West Bengal

26,109

3,523

29,538

4,103

23,324

7,314

35,153

6,517

* tracking of certification under NAPS has been initiated from 2022-23 onwards.

This information was given by the Minister of State (Independent Charge), Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship (MSDE), Shri Jayant Chaudhary in a written reply in the Rajya Sabha today.

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SH


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