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Karnataka Unveils 2025–32 Skill Policy With ₹4,432 Crore to Train 3 Million by 2032

The seven-year blueprint sets measurable targets with a dedicated outlay to scale inclusive training statewide.

Overview

  • Chief Minister Siddaramaiah launched the policy at the Bengaluru Skill Summit 2025, which runs November 4–6.
  • The plan seeks to raise women’s enrolment in Industrial Training Institutes to 33% with targeted support for underrepresented groups.
  • District-level skilling capacity will be doubled while international job-placement linkages expand through the International Migration Centre–Karnataka.
  • The government announced a new Skill University in Sandur to strengthen advanced vocational education.
  • The framework emphasizes lifelong learning, reskilling, apprenticeships and industry partnerships, building on a base of 1,160 ITIs and 270 engineering colleges producing over 1.6 lakh graduates annually.