Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Govt. to Partner with Bajaj Auto to Boost ITI Job Skills
The government is teaming up with Bajaj Auto to help students in Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) get better job skills.
They plan to use a program called Bajaj Manufacturing Systems (BMS) to teach students practical skills.
This is because many ITI graduates have trouble finding jobs.
The program will start in five different ITIs across Karnataka.
Bajaj Auto already has a successful program in another state, training people to work on cars.
This new program hopes to improve the skills of ITI students so they can get good jobs or start their own businesses.
The government is partnering with Bajaj Auto to enhance ITI student employability.
The partnership will implement Bajaj Manufacturing Systems (BMS) for ITI students.
The initiative aims to address employment challenges for ITI graduates in Karnataka.
A pilot program will launch in five ITIs across different regions of the state.
Bajaj Auto has a successful upskilling program in Chhindwara, Madhya Pradesh.
- Who
- The government and Bajaj Auto, along with ITI students
- What
- Partnership between the government and Bajaj Auto to enhance ITI student job skills.
- When
- The partnership is in its final stages.
- Where
- Karnataka, India
- Why
- To improve ITI graduates' employment opportunities.
- Partner
- Government and Bajaj Auto
- Focus
- Industry-relevant employability skills
- Program
- Bajaj Manufacturing Systems (BMS)
- Pilot ITIs
- Five ITIs across Karnataka
- Existing Program Location
- Chhindwara, Madhya Pradesh