Archive · 28 Jan 2026
HDFC Bank Launches Parivartan Skilling Centre in Meerut
HDFC Bank and Nasscom Foundation have opened a new training center in Meerut.
This center will teach 1,950 young people from poor communities important job skills.
The training will last over 3 years and will help people get jobs like data entry operators or sales associates.
At least 60% of the students will be women.
The center will teach digital skills, how to communicate well, and how to behave professionally.
After they finish training, the center will help them find jobs and support them in their new careers.
This project aims to help people get better jobs and improve their lives.
HDFC Bank and Nasscom Foundation launched a Parivartan Skilling Centre in Meerut to train 1,950 youth from underserved communities.
The initiative aims to provide sustainable employment opportunities, with at least 60% participation from women.
The center will offer hands-on training in digital and IT-enabled services (ITeS) roles, focusing on job readiness and employability.
Over 3 years, the project expects to place 1,365 participants in entry-level roles, supporting income stability and socio-economic mobility.
The training curriculum includes technical competencies, digital literacy, and essential soft skills, with post-placement tracking and mentoring for career progression.
- Who
- HDFC Bank and Nasscom Foundation
- What
- Launched a Parivartan Skilling Centre in Meerut
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Meerut, India
- Why
- To train 1,950 youth from underserved communities and provide sustainable employment opportunities
- Location
- Meerut
- Partners
- HDFC Bank, Nasscom Foundation
- Participants
- 1,950 youth from underserved communities
- Duration
- 3+ years
- Expected Placements
- 1,365 participants
- Focus Areas
- Digital and IT-enabled services (ITeS) roles
- Women Participation
- At least 60%
- Employment Rate
- Minimum 70% of trained candidates