This task is shared between various ministries and the Ministry of Finance which aims to skill 150 million through the National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) during the same period. Skill development has been identified as a single solution for socio-economic problems, which are serious challenges facing the government. Skill Development in India
According to the Planning Commission of Indi
a skill development is a national priority, particularly in rural areas where over 70% of India's population lives, imparting vocational skills provides much needed employment to the rural youth and improves industrial productivity. The annual budget for skill development is over GBP 800 million. The National Skill Mission aims to achieve the Prime Minister's vision to skill 500 million people by the year 2022. In order to achieve this target, 18 Central Government Ministries and departments have been allocated specific targets. The government established the National Council on Skill Development as an apex body to set the vision and develop strategies. The ever changing IT industry has always a place for talents and this is where we dream of "Bridging Education to Employment" through G-TEC “EDUCATE INDIA.”parameters for each stage of software training and development lifecycles. G-TEC COMPUTER EDUCATION has become the largest computer education network in a very short span of time