If you’re a student or recent graduate in India searching for internships or government schemes, you might have come across ads or videos talking about a “Berojgari Bhatta Internship 2025.”
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I’ve seen dozens of these too — so I decided to dig deep and clear up what’s real and what’s just a catchy buzzword. Here’s what you really need to know if you’re hoping for a government “berojgari bhatta” with internship benefit this year.
What is Berojgari Bhatta?
First things first — Berojgari Bhatta means Unemployment Allowance in Hindi.
It’s not an internship. It’s a government welfare scheme where state governments (not the central government) sometimes give a small monthly allowance to registered unemployed youth — to help cover basic job-search expenses until they find work or join a skill development program.
For example:
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Rajasthan Berojgari Bhatta Yojana
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Uttar Pradesh Berojgari Bhatta
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Bihar Berojgari Bhatta
Each state has different rules, amounts (₹1,000–₹3,500/month max), and eligibility conditions. Usually, you need to be:
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A registered unemployed youth with your state’s Employment Exchange
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Aged 18–35 (varies)
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Below a certain family income limit (annual limit differs by state)
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Not working or studying full-time
So, is There Really a Berojgari Bhatta Internship?
No — not exactly.
There is no official “Berojgari Bhatta Internship” by the Indian government.
What’s happening is that some skill development centers and training providers combine free training, short unpaid internships, and berojgari bhatta registration to attract students.
For example, they’ll say:
“Join our free internship + training — we’ll help you apply for Berojgari Bhatta.”
It’s not fake, but it’s not an official government internship. It’s just a private training or placement cell helping you claim the allowance while you do a short training or certificate course.
Where This Actually Happens
Some states combine Berojgari Bhatta with Skill India, PMKVY, or state skill missions.
For example:
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Rajasthan has Berojgari Bhatta + Skill Development Scheme — they push students to do short apprenticeships or skill courses.
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Bihar runs Kushal Yuva Program — here you get training + some states link it with Berojgari Bhatta.
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UP sometimes combines it with Kaushal Vikas Yojana.
So, technically you might do:
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Register for Berojgari Bhatta through your state Employment Exchange.
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Join a skill internship or training through a local partner center.
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Get a certificate + small allowance from the state.
How Much Money Can You Get?
Don’t expect big money — most Berojgari Bhatta is ₹1,000–₹3,500 per month for 12 months max.
You don’t get a separate stipend for the “internship.” You get:
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A certificate (from the training center)
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The Berojgari Bhatta (from the state)
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Maybe an interview opportunity at the end
Documents You Need
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Aadhar Card
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Proof of age and residence
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10th/12th marksheet
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College degree or dropout proof
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Income certificate
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Registration slip from your local Rojgar Karyalaya (Employment Office)
How to Apply
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Register on your state’s official Employment Exchange portal.
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Get your Employment ID card.
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Check your state’s official Skill Mission website for internship/skill training centers linked with Berojgari Bhatta.
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Never pay big upfront fees — it’s a welfare scheme, not a paid course.
Common Scams to Avoid
Some shady training centers charge students huge fees claiming “100% government internship + big berojgari bhatta.”
Always check:
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Official state website (.gov.in)
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Local District Employment Office
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Skill India’s verified training centers list
If it’s not on the official list — it’s not guaranteed.
FAQs – Berojgari Bhatta Internship 2025
- Is there a real Berojgari Bhatta Internship?
Not directly. The real scheme is Unemployment Allowance, sometimes linked with free training or apprenticeships. - Do I get paid for an internship under this?
Not separately. You may get a small state allowance only. - How do I claim it?
Register with your state Employment Exchange and follow official instructions. - Can students apply?
Usually for unemployed youth, not full-time students — depends on state. - Does the central government run this?
No — it’s run by states only, not by the central government.