Government

i.  Training Partner ID abbreviated as TP ID is a unique identification tool through which Training Partners are identified and through this, they can access the Skill India Digital Hub (SIDH). 
ii. Training Centre ID abbreviated as TC ID is a unique identification tool through which Training centres are uniquely identified. 
 

I. Free training for candidates between age group 15-45 years, Candidates with prior learning experience (RPL) age group is 18– 59 years.      
ii. Convergence of vocational and formal education 
iii. Skill Training in NSQF compliant Future Skills Courses 
iv. Easy access to vocational skill training 
v. Transportation facilities for PWD and transgender facilities 
 

I.    School Dropouts (6th – 12th standard)   
II.    College Dropouts 
III.    Out of education candidates 
IV.    In school students 
 

I.    Institutes of National Importance (IITs/NITs/IIM etc) 
II.    Central/State Government/ Private University/ College 
III.    Private Universities/Colleges/Engineering Colleges 
IV.    Government University/Colleges/ UGC Colleges 
V.    Skill University & MSME Institutes 
VI.    Government Polytechnic & Private Polytechnic 
VII.    Schools such as KVs, JNVs, EMRS, State Schools,CBSE etc. 
 

PMKVY 4.0 is implemented through National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) and is supported by the state education department and agencies. 

The Ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship (MSDE) in consultation with the Ministry of Education introduced the “Skill India Centers” under the Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana 3.0.   

I.  Establish permanent infrastructure and resources for skills development. 
II.  Ensure contiguous availability of skill centres for easy access.  
III. Introduce vocational learning early with clear pathways for learners. 
III.  Provide vocational offerings for different target segments. 
IV. Align vocational offerings with economic and local needs, adapting programs to meet changing industry demands.