Hunar Se Rozgar Tak
Hunar Se Rozgar Tak provides financial support to institutes for skill development in hospitality for underprivileged individuals.
Key facts
| Benefit | Free 6–8 week training in a hospitality trade |
|---|---|
| Also provided | Free uniforms and meals during training, plus a stipend of ₹1,500–2,000 a month |
| Trades | Multi-cuisine cook, food & beverage service steward, room attendant, front-office associate, housekeeping and more |
| Who | Youth aged 18–28 from economically weaker sections |
| Run through | Institutes of Hotel Management (IHMs) and empanelled institutes |
| By | Ministry of Tourism (under the CBSP scheme) |
| Cost | Free |
| Application window | Training runs in batches through the year at IHMs and empanelled institutes (institutes apply in quarterly cycles). Approach your nearest IHM / empanelled institute to join a batch. |
Benefits
Beneficiaries receive access to skill development programs in hospitality trades, supported by financial assistance to the institutes conducting these courses.
Full guide
What the scheme gives you
Hunar Se Rozgar Tak (HSRT), run by the Ministry of Tourism, gives young people from weaker sections a free, quick route into hospitality jobs. It is a short course — usually 6 to 8 weeks — in a hospitality trade such as multi-cuisine cook, food & beverage service, room attendant, front office or housekeeping. The training is free, trainees get free uniforms and meals during the course, and a monthly stipend of ₹1,500–2,000, so cost is not a barrier to learning a job-ready skill.
Who can apply
The programme targets young people who need a start. You are eligible if:
- You are aged between 18 and 28
- You are from an economically weaker section
- You are willing to complete the short residential/non-residential course
How to join
The courses are conducted at Institutes of Hotel Management (IHMs) and empanelled institutes, which run batches through the year (the institutes are funded by the Ministry in quarterly cycles). The practical step is to approach your nearest IHM or empanelled institute, ask about the next HSRT batch and the trades on offer, and enrol with your documents.
Documents you need
- Proof of identity, age and residence
- Educational qualification proof
- Aadhaar card and a passport-size photograph
- Bank account details (for the stipend)
Who can apply
- For: student, artisan
- poor household
Eligible applicants include students and artisans from poor households. There are no specific exclusions mentioned, but the focus is on those in need of skill development.
Who is not eligible
- People outside the 18–28 age group
- (The programme targets youth from economically weaker sections)
How to apply
Applications for the scheme can be submitted offline to the Ministry of Tourism.
- Prepare required documents including proof of identity, residence, age, educational qualification, Aadhaar card, photograph, and bank details.
- Submit the application to the Project Manager, PMUSD, Ministry of Tourism, New Delhi.
- Ensure to apply before the quarterly deadlines: March 31, June 30, September 30, or December 31.
- Wait for consideration by the Screening and Inspection Committees in the following quarter.
Documents required
- Proof of Identity
- Proof of Residence
- Proof of Age
- Marksheet of Class 8th or Higher Educational Qualification
- Aadhaar Card
- Passport Sized Photograph
- Bank Details
Common problems and how to fix them
| Problem | What to do |
|---|---|
| Where to get the training | The courses run at Institutes of Hotel Management (IHMs) and empanelled institutes. Approach your nearest one to ask about upcoming batches. |
| Is it really free? | Yes — the training is free, with free uniforms and meals during the course, plus a monthly stipend of ₹1,500–2,000. |
| Which trades | Short courses cover hospitality trades such as multi-cuisine cook, F&B service, room attendant, front office and housekeeping. |
| Age just above 28 | The programme is aimed at youth aged 18–28. Outside that band you may not be eligible for this course. |
Frequently asked questions
Who can apply for the Hunar Se Rozgar Tak scheme?
The scheme is open to students and artisans from poor households seeking skill development in hospitality.
What documents are required to apply?
Applicants need to provide proof of identity, residence, age, educational qualification, Aadhaar card, a passport-sized photograph, and bank details.
Is there a specific application format for this scheme?
While the source does not specify a format, applicants should ensure all required documents are included with their application.
How often can applications be submitted?
Applications can be submitted quarterly, with deadlines on March 31, June 30, September 30, and December 31 each year.
What types of courses are offered under this scheme?
The scheme offers short-term courses in various hospitality trades, including cooking, food service, and housekeeping.
How is the financial assistance provided?
Financial assistance is given to selected institutes to conduct the skill development programs, rather than directly to individuals.
Is the training free?
Yes — it is free, with free uniforms and meals during training and a monthly stipend of ₹1,500–2,000.
Who can apply?
Youth aged 18–28 from economically weaker sections.
What trades are taught?
Hospitality trades — multi-cuisine cook, food & beverage service, room attendant, front office, housekeeping and more.
How long is the course?
A short course, typically 6–8 weeks.
Where is it conducted?
At Institutes of Hotel Management (IHMs) and empanelled institutes.
Always confirm the latest details on the official portal before applying.
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