PM National Apprenticeship Mela is live today, Monday, September 14, 2026, across districts nationwide. The mela runs on the second Monday each month, connecting employers with youth for paid training. Eligible attendees include Class 5–12 pass outs, ITI, diploma and graduates. Carry resumes and mark sheets for possible on‑the‑spot shortlisting.
Most venues operate 9 am to 5 pm, so arrive early to beat queues. Expect quick registration, document checks and a short interview with recruiters. As MSDE’s Secretary said, “apprenticeship training is an integral part of the Prime Minister’s vision”. Keep originals and photocopies ready for smooth verification.
How to find PM National Apprenticeship Mela districts and your nearest venue today
Use the Apprenticeship portal’s mela locator to identify the nearest ITI or institute venue. Many districts host companies across sectors, with selections sometimes finalised on the spot. If already enrolled, report directly to the venue with the required documents. Recheck the venue page this morning for any local updates.
Required documents for PM National Apprenticeship Mela
Pack three resume copies, three passport photos, and three copies of all mark sheets and certificates. Carry a government photo ID, preferably Aadhaar, plus the originals for verification. Bring your Aadhaar‑linked bank passbook, because stipend support is credited through Direct Benefit Transfer.
PMNAM stipend rules and NAPS benefits explained
Know how pay works before signing. Trade apprentices must receive at least 70 percent of local semi‑skilled wages in year one. It rises to 80 percent in year two and 90 percent thereafter. Separately, NAPS‑2 shares 25 percent of stipend, capped at ₹1,500 monthly, via DBT. Employers pay the balance; confirm the exact amount during interviews.
PMNAM on‑spot selection, offer letters and joining timelines
Many recruiters issue on‑the‑spot selections, followed by verification and portal contract generation. Others provide provisional offers and confirm joining after formalities are completed. Keep your Apprenticeship portal profile active, and respond quickly to employer communication. Keep soft copies ready in email or phone for quick sharing.
Quick interview tips and dress code for PM National Apprenticeship Mela
Dress in simple formals with closed shoes; carry a clean folder for documents. Prepare a one‑minute pitch on skills, projects, and preferred trades. Practice crisp answers; maintain eye contact and a calm smile. Ask about stipend, shifts, location, and duration before accepting offers. Switch your phone to silent and arrive at least thirty minutes early.
