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Block Level Institute for Rural Skill Acquisition (BIRSA)

The scheme aims to provide free, localized skill training to candidates at the block level in Jharkhand. The program is non-residential and operates in 24 districts across 80 blocks in the first phase.

State In Kind

States / UT: Jharkhand

Nodal department: Labour, Employment, Training and Skill Department

Scheme for: Individual

Scheme profile

DBT (direct benefit transfer): No

Categories: Skills & Employment

Sub-categories: Employment services and jobs, Career information, Training and Skill Up-gradation

Target beneficiaries: Individual

Tags: Skill Development, Training, Employment, Youth

Details

The “Block Level Institute for Rural Skill Acquisition (BIRSA)” is a component of the umbrella scheme “Mukhymantri Sarthi Yojana” launched by the Department of Labour, Employment, Training and Skill Development, Jharkhand. It aims to provide free, localized skill training to candidates designed for both general and reserved categories, the scheme focuses on mobilizing youth who prefer to train and work within their local areas. The program is non-residential and operates in 24 districts across 80 blocks in the first phase.

Benefits

  • 1. Localized Training: Skill development centers set up at block levels ensure easy accessibility.1. Free Materials: Beneficiaries receive handbooks and essential materials at no cost.1. Diverse Training Trades: Candidates can choose trades based on interest with proper counseling.1. Employment Opportunities: Post-training support for jobs and self-employment
  1. Localized Training: Skill development centers set up at block levels ensure easy accessibility.1. Free Materials: Beneficiaries receive handbooks and essential materials at no cost.1. Diverse Training Trades: Candidates can choose trades based on interest with proper counseling.1. Employment Opportunities: Post-training support for jobs and self-employment.

Eligibility

  • The applicant should be a resident of Jharkhand.
  • The applicant's age should be 18-35 years and up to 50 years for SC/ST/OBC reserved categories.

Application Process

Offline

Candidate registration by TSP:

  • The candidate visits the nearest Training Service Provide Center for registration under the "Mukhymantri Sarthi Yojna" scheme.
    NOTE: Candidate registration would be Aadhaar-based & hence Aadhaar number at the time of candidate registration would be mandatory.

Online

Self-Registration by Candidate:

Create Profile:

  • Provide basic information such as First Name, Last Name, Username, Password, Identity Type (e.g., Aadhaar), Identity Number, Date of Birth, Gender, Mobile Number, and Email.
  • Submit to receive a User ID and Password via SMS and email.

Login and OTP Validation:

  • Log in using the provided Username and Password.
  • Enter the OTP sent to your registered mobile number to activate the User ID.

Manage Profile:

  • After login, access the ‘Registration’ link.
  • Update and save user profile details such as Personal information and optional bank account details.

Contact and Educational Qualification Information:

  • Enter and save your contact details, including address and communication preferences.
  • Fill in education details if literate, or select preferred languages if illiterate.
  • Save and submit information to the Training Service Provider (TSP).

Registration ID Generation:

  • On final submission, the system generates a unique Registration ID and notifications for successful registration will be sent via SMS and email.

NOTE: Aadhaar number is mandatory for registration and prevents duplicate entries.

Clarifications

Additional points from the scheme information published on myScheme (not legal advice).

Who is eligible for this scheme?
Candidates aged 18-35 years (up to 50 years for reserved categories) who are residents of Jharkhand.
Is the training free of cost?
Yes, all training under this scheme is completely free.
Is the training residential?
No, the training is non-residential.
What is the age limit for reserved categories?
The age limit for SC/ST/OBC candidates is up to 50 years.
How many blocks are covered in the first phase?
Training is currently operational in 80 blocks across Jharkhand.
What are the training center requirements?
Centers should have a minimum of 5000 square feet of infrastructure.
What trades are covered under this scheme?
Trades aligned with NSQF levels I, II, and III are included.
What is NSQF?
NSQF stands for the National Skills Qualification Framework, which standardizes training courses.
How many trainees are targeted per year?
Each center has a target of training 500 candidates annually.
How is attendance monitored?
Attendance is tracked through an Aadhaar-enabled biometric system.
Can trainees choose their training trade?
Yes, trades are selected based on counseling sessions.
How is the scheme implemented?
Through training centers set up in government or private block-level buildings.

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