NSDC signs MoU with Relevel to Provide Employment and Upskill Youth

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The National Skill Development Corporation or the NSDC signed an MoU with an Unacademy Group company, Relevel, which is one of the leading platforms in India for jobs and skill development. This collaboration between NSDC and Relevel will take place over the coming five years covering many strategic pillars, the main objective being enabling youth to find employment. With this MoU, the aim is to make over 20Lac youths take tests from Relevel and upskill according to the industry requirements. Relevel will support those who clear these tests with placement opportunities with top companies in India on salary levels that are market-oriented.


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