Jharkhand to Open University of Digital Skills to Increase Youth Employment

To give less educated youth job-oriented education, Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren has announced the opening of a digital skills university in the state. The estimated cost to create the university is between Rs 300 and Rs 400 crore. CM Soren highlighted the government's efforts to carry out skill development projects in his remarks at the IIIT's 2nd Convocation in Ranchi. To increase youth employment, Jharkhand plans to open a university of digital skills. Creating a digital skills university intends to empower undereducated youngsters and improve their employment opportunities by offering technical education. Hemant Soren, the chief minister of Jharkhand, declared on Thursday that a Digital Skills University would be established there to offer less educated youth job-oriented education.

At the Indian Institute of Information Technology (IIIT), Ranchi's 2nd Convocation, Soren told the students that the institution would be built for between Rs 300 and 400 crore. Hemant Soren, the chief minister of Jharkhand, declared on Thursday that the state would establish a Digital Skills University to offer less-educated youth job-oriented training.

Focusing On Technology

In addition to highlighting the value of technology in the modern world, CM Soren noted the growth of educational institutions in the state, including IIT-ISM, BIT Mesra, IIM, XLRI, NIT, and the newly opened IIIT in Ranchi. He commended the Jharkhandi youth for their outstanding accomplishments in the field of education, both domestically and overseas.

Doors Of Opportunity

The university for digital skills will be crucial in providing young people with the digital skills needed in today's rapidly changing work economy. Individuals will gain practical knowledge and competence thanks to the emphasis on job-oriented education, improving their employability and aiding the state's overall development.

Widening Perspectives

Creating the digital skills university is part of Jharkhand's effort to close the education gap and give young people fewer schooling possibilities.