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Date: 2025-08-04 Category: Not Applicable State: Union Government Country: India

Parliament Question: Youths Benefited through PMIS in Karnataka

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**Executive Summary:** The Ministry of Corporate Affairs launched a Pilot Project of the Prime Minister Internship Scheme (PMIS) on October 3, 2024, following the announcement of PMIS in the Budget 2024-25. PMIS aims to provide internship opportunities to one crore youth in top 500 companies in five years, with the pilot project targeting 1.25 lakh opportunities in one year. The scheme seeks to enhance employability by bridging the gap between academic learning and industry requirements. Round I commenced on October 3, 2024, and Round II commenced on January 9, 2025. **Key Points / Main Content:** * **Objectives and Components of PMIS:** * Aims to enhance youth employability and skills by providing real-world working experience. * Bridges the gap between academic learning and industry requirements. * **Internship Opportunities:** * Round I: Over 1.27 lakh internship opportunities were posted nationwide. * Round II: Over 1.18 lakh internship opportunities were posted nationwide. * **Karnataka and Bengaluru Urban District:** * Annexure I contains details of internship opportunities and offers made in Karnataka and Bengaluru Urban district in Round I and Round II. * Round I: Karnataka had 10,022 internship opportunities posted and 3,098 offers made. Bengaluru Urban had 6,089 internship opportunities posted and 713 offers made. * Round II: Karnataka had 9,928 internship opportunities posted and 2,245 offers made. Bengaluru Urban had 5,511 internship opportunities posted and 543 offers made. * Offer acceptances/joining for Round II are in progress. * **Partner Companies and Sectors:** * Over 110 companies in Bengaluru Urban district participated in Rounds I and II. * Diverse sectors include Aviation, Automotive, Banking, IT, Healthcare, and Energy. * Roles are in sales, accounting, supply chain management, and manufacturing. * **Emerging Sectors:** * The Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) will consider companies wanting to participate in under-represented sectors. * **Collaboration:** * Participation is voluntary. * Companies can partner with those in their supply chain, including Startups, MSMEs, and Research Institutions. * The Ministry is collaborating with state and central government entities and industry associations. * **Support Mechanisms:** * Interns receive a one-time grant of Rs. 6,000. * Monthly assistance includes Rs. 4,500 from the government and Rs. 500 from the company's CSR funds. * Companies bear training costs from CSR funds. * A grievance redressal mechanism with a call center is in place. * **Clarification:** * PMIS is not a job placement scheme. * It aims to enhance employability through training and skill development. **Impact Analysis:** * **Youth:** * *Impact:* Benefit from internship opportunities to gain experience and enhance employability. * *Action Required:* Apply for internships, utilize the grievance redressal mechanism if needed. * **Companies:** * *Impact:* Opportunity to train potential employees and contribute to skill development, can utilise CSR funds. * *Action Required:* Post internship opportunities, provide mentorship, and bear training costs from CSR funds. * **Ministry of Corporate Affairs:** * *Impact:* Oversee and promote the scheme's implementation. * *Action Required:* Monitor the scheme, address grievances, and collaborate with stakeholders. * **Startups, MSMEs, and Research Institutions:** * *Impact:* Potential to partner with larger companies to provide internship opportunities. * *Action Required:* Explore partnership opportunities with companies in their supply chain.

Key Entities Referenced

Prime Ministers Internship Scheme PMIS: A scheme launched to enhance employability and skills among youth by providing internship opportunities. Karnataka: A state in India where the number of interns benefited under the PMIS scheme is being tracked. Bengaluru Urban district, Karnataka: A district in Karnataka, India, for which specific data on interns benefited under the PMIS scheme is being tracked. Budget 2024-25: The Union Budget in which the Prime Minister Internship Scheme PMIS was announced. Ministry of Corporate Affairs: The ministry that launched a pilot project of the PMIS scheme. Ministry of Road Transport and Highways: A ministry which Shri Harsh Malhotra is the Minister of State. MSMEs: Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, potential partners for internship placements. Artificial intelligence, semiconductors, green energy and digital services: Emerging sectors in Bengaluru for expanding internship opportunities.
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GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF CORPORATE AFFAIRS LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 2482 ANSWERED ON MONDAY THE 04TH AUGUST, 2025 SRAVANA 13, 1947 (SAKA) YOUTHS BENEFITED THROUGH PMIS IN KARNATAKA QUESTION 2482. Shri P C Mohan: Will the Minister of CORPORATE AFFAIRS be pleased to state: (a) the objectives and key components of the Prime Minister’s Internship Scheme (PMIS) launched to enhance employability and skills among youth; (b) the number of interns who have been benefited under this Scheme in Karnataka, with specific data for Bengaluru Urban district, since its inception; (c) the sectors and institutions in Bengaluru that have partnered under the Scheme to offer internship opportunities; (d) whether there is any specific targets or incentives for expanding internship opportunities in emerging sectors such as artificial intelligence, semiconductors, green energy and digital services in Bengaluru; (e) whether the Government has collaborated with Start-ups, MSMEs and Research Institutions in Karnataka to broaden internship placements and if so, the details thereof; and (f) the support mechanisms put in place to ensure stipend, mentorship and job placement for interns in the region? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE OF THE MINISTRY OF CORPORATE AFFAIRS AND MINISTRY OF ROAD TRANSPORT AND HIGHWAYS [SHRI HARSH MALHOTRA] (a): The Prime Minister Internship Scheme (PMIS) announced in the Budget 2024- 25, aims to provide internship opportunities to one crore youth in top 500 companies in five years. As an initiation to this Scheme, Ministry of Corporate Affairs has launched a Pilot Project of the Scheme on 3rd October, 2024, which is targeted to provide 1.25 lakh internship opportunities in one year. Guidelines of the PMIS Pilot Project is available at https://pminternship.mca.gov.in. Under the PMIS Pilot Project, the company is expected to provide the person an actual working experience on a skill in which the company is directly involved. It provides an opportunity to the youth to get training and gain experience and skills within the real-life environment of various businesses or organizations with the objective of enhancing their employability by bridging the gap between academic learning and industry requirements. (b): In the round I of the pilot project, which commenced from 3rd October, 2024, more than 1.27 lakh internship opportunities were posted by the partnercompanies across the country. In the round II of the pilot project, which commenced on 9th January, 2025, the partner companies have posted over 1.18 lakh internship opportunities (new and edited unfilled opportunities of previous round) across the country. Details of the internship opportunities posted by the companies, in Karnataka and Bengaluru Urban district, and offers made to the candidates from the state of Karnataka and Bengaluru Urban district, in Round I and Round II is placed at Annexure I. (c) & (d): In Round I and Round II of the Pilot Project, over 110 companies have posted internship opportunities in Bengaluru Urban district. List of the partner companies covers a large number of diverse sectors like Aviation and Defence, Automotive, Banking and Financial Services, Chemical Industry, Consulting services, IT and Software Development, Healthcare, Infrastructure and Construction, Metals and mining, Oil, Gas and Energy and roles in different areas such as sales, accounting, supply chain management, process associate, manufacturing associate and plant operation etc. Further, to promote internships in emerging sectors, pilot project guidelines have a provision that any company/ bank/ financial institution desirous of participating in the Scheme may approach the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA), which would take a view keeping in view under represented sectors. (e): Participation of the companies in the scheme is voluntary. The guidelines provide that in case the partner company cannot directly provide internship opportunities, it may tie-up with companies in its forward and backward supply chain (e.g. suppliers/ customers/ vendors) or other companies/institutions in its group; or otherwise, which may include Start-ups, MSMEs and Research Institutions. Further, the Ministry of Corporate Affairs is actively working with various stakeholders such as state governments, central government ministries including Ministry of Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises and industry associations for promotion and implementation of the scheme. (f): Under the pilot project, a one-time grant for incidentals of Rs.6,000/- is disbursed to the interns by the Government. In addition, monthly assistance is paid to the interns, with Rs. 4,500/- per month provided by the Government and Rs.500 per month by the Company, from its CSR funds. Expenditure associated with the training of interns is borne by the company from its CSR funds, as per the extant rules. In case any Company wishes to provide monthly assistance over and above Rs.500, it may do so from its own funds. A robust grievance redressal mechanism has been established, including a dedicated call center, to address the concerns and issues faced by stakeholders to ensure timely resolution and enhance overall satisfaction of the users. The PMIS pilot project is not a scheme to provide employment. It provides an opportunity to the youths to get training, gain experience and skills within the real-life environment of the businesses or organizations that helps in bridging the gap between academic learning and industry requirements, in turn, assisting enhancement of her/his employability.Annexure Annexure to the Lok Sabha Unstarred Question no. 2482 part (b) to be answered on 04.08.2025. Details of Internship opportunities posted by the companies and offers made to the candidates from the state of Karnataka and Bengaluru Urban District. Internship Opportunities posted by Offers Made to candidates from companies Karnataka and Bengaluru Urban Round I Round II Round I Round II* Karnataka 10022 9928 3098 2245 Bengalaru 6089 5511 713 543 Urban *Currently rolling out of offers and the process of acceptances/joining by interns in round II is in progress. *****

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