Madhya Pradesh government is running the Gausevak Training (Initial and Refresher) scheme for educated unemployed rural youth who want to learn primary animal care and start their own work. The Animal Husbandry Department runs this scheme, and selected candidates get free training along with a monthly stipend.
Training lasts for six months, and each selected Gausevak gets a stipend of ₹1,000 per month, which comes to ₹6,000 in total, plus a training kit worth ₹1,200. People who finish the initial training can come back for refresher training, where the stipend is ₹500 along with study material worth ₹100.
Gausevak Training (Initial and Refresher) - Introduction
The scheme helps educated youth from villages who are sitting without work because they do not have any special skill. After the training, these youth can offer primary veterinary services in their own villages and nearby areas, where getting a doctor for animals is often difficult. This creates a long-term way to earn a living while also making sure animals get timely basic treatment.
Training is fully funded by the department, so the candidates do not have to pay anything for it. The trained youth are called Gausevaks, and they work as cow helpers who take care of basic animal health needs at the village level. Training is given at the local Gram Panchayat, so selected candidates do not have to travel far.
Key Information
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Scheme Name | Gausevak Training (Initial and Refresher) |
| Level | State |
| Scheme For | Individual |
| Beneficiary State | Madhya Pradesh |
| Category | Agriculture, Rural & Environment, Skills & Employment |
| Benefit Type | Cash Stipend |
| Main Department | Animal Husbandry Department |
| Official Website | mpdah.gov.in |
Benefits
Selected candidates get full financial support during the training period. The department pays for the training, gives a monthly stipend, and also provides the kit and study material, so the candidate does not have to spend money from their own pocket.
| Training Type | Financial Support |
| Initial Training | ₹6,000 stipend (₹1,000 per month for 6 months) + ₹1,200 training kit |
| Refresher Training | ₹500 stipend + ₹100 study material |
In simple numbers, a Gausevak gets total support of ₹7,200 in the initial training, which includes the stipend and the kit. For the refresher round, the total support comes to ₹600. Unemployed youth who want monthly help while looking for work can also check MP Berojgari Bhatta Yojana, which gives unemployment allowance in the state.
Eligibility
The scheme is open to rural youth of Madhya Pradesh who are educated but unemployed. The conditions are simple and the same for all categories, and there is no application fee.
- Applicant must be a resident of a rural area in Madhya Pradesh.
- Age must be between 18 and 35 years.
- Applicant should have passed at least class 10th.
- Applicant should be unemployed and interested in animal care work.
Application Process
Application for Gausevak Training is done offline. The application form is available free of cost at the local veterinary offices, and the selection is done at the panchayat level. Follow the steps given below to apply.
STEP 1 - Go to the nearest Veterinary Officer office, the local veterinary dispensary in-charge office, or the Deputy Director of Veterinary Medicine office in your district, and collect the Gausevak Training application form.
STEP 2 - Fill the form with correct details and attach all the required documents, like the Aadhaar card, MP domicile certificate, and class 10th marksheet.
STEP 3 - Submit the filled form along with the documents at the same office from where you collected it. For the initial training, your selection is done at the Gram Panchayat level with the approval of the Janpad Panchayat.
STEP 4 - Selected candidates are informed through SMS or email. For refresher training, Gausevaks who have already completed the initial training are selected based on their seniority.
Youth who are registered for job help in the state can also keep an eye on the My MP Rojgar Portal for other employment options in Madhya Pradesh.
Documents
Keep these documents ready before applying, because the form has to be submitted with all the required papers. Without these, the application may be returned.
- Recent passport-size photograph.
- Aadhaar card.
- Madhya Pradesh domicile certificate.
- Caste certificate, if applicable.
- Class 10th pass certificate or marksheet.
- Samagra ID.
- Bank passbook or account details.
Contact Details
For any help related to the application or training, contact the Directorate of Animal Husbandry and Dairying, Government of Madhya Pradesh. The office is at Kamdhenu Bhawan, Vaishali Nagar, Kotra, Sultanabad, Bhopal - 462003. Helpline number is 0755-2772262 and the helpdesk email is dirveterinary@mp.gov.in.
References
Madhya Pradesh Animal Husbandry Department Official Website
FAQ's
What is the objective of Gausevak Training (Initial and Refresher)?
The scheme trains educated unemployed rural youth so that they can become self-employed and provide primary veterinary services in remote villages.
Who manages this scheme?
The Animal Husbandry Department of Madhya Pradesh handles the rollout of the scheme.
What are the eligibility limits for initial training?
Applicants should be between 18 and 35 years old, should be rural residents of Madhya Pradesh, and should have passed at least class 10th. They should also be unemployed.
Who can apply for refresher training?
Gausevaks who have already finished the initial training can apply for refresher training, and selection is based on seniority.
How long does the initial training last?
The initial training program runs for six months, and the stipend is paid every month during this period.
Are training materials covered?
Yes. The department provides the training kit for initial sessions and study material for refresher courses at no cost.
How will I be selected for the program?
For initial training, the Gram Panchayat recommends candidates and the Janpad Panchayat approves the selection. For refresher training, selection depends on your seniority as a Gausevak.
