Berojgari Bhatta Yojna: This scheme’s primary goal is to give state-employed, educated adolescents who are looking for work financial support in the form of unemployment benefits. This programme assists educated and skilled individuals who, because of the financial crisis, are unable to make enough money to apply for government or other positions.
What are the benefits
- The government would give young people financial support in the amount of Rs. 1,000 to Rs. 1,500 until they land the job they want.
- All positions, both public and private, are posted on one portal.
- online application portal.
- Ability to look for jobs by department, location, category, and salary.
Eligibility Criteria
- The applicant needs to live in Uttar Pradesh permanently.
- Applicants must have completed exams equivalent to the tenth grade (high school).
- The applicant must not be employed by the government or any private company and must be unemployed at the moment.
- Additionally, each applicant must fall between the age range of 21 to 35.
- The candidates’ combined annual family income from all sources cannot be more than Rs. 3 lakhs.
How to apply
- Go to the official website first.
- Click the “New Account” link from the main menu on the homepage, or go straight here.
- Now complete the registration form with all necessary information, then click submit.
- Log in now to finish their profile and submit the online application for the UP Berojgari Bhatta Yojana.
- Click the “Submit” button to send the application to the relevant authorities for approval after completing the profile and submitting it.
Documents Needed
- Residential proof.Aadhar card
- Income certificate
- Birth certificate
- Caste certificate (if eligible)
- Notary-certified Affidavit
- Registration certificate of employment exchange
- Proof of educational qualification (mark sheets, certificates, etc.)
In Uttar Pradesh, the UP Unemployment Allowance programme has been put into place by the UP government. This programme has only been made available by the government to state residents who, although having a degree, are unemployed.
