Madhya Pradesh government is running Mukhya Mantri Seekho Kamao Yojana for young people aged 18 to 29 years, and candidate registration on the MMSKY portal is open through the year. Trainees get on-the-job training at a registered company and a monthly stipend between ₹8,000 and ₹10,000, out of which 75 percent comes from the state government by DBT payment and 25 percent from the company.
As per portal data in 2026, over 4.82 lakh candidates and about 22,880 establishments have registered so far, and more than 19,400 trainees have completed their training. Revised scheme rules were issued by the Directorate of Skill Development through letter number 339-340 dated 10 June 2026, so applicants should read the latest rules before applying.
Mukhya Mantri Seekho Kamao Yojana Online Registration 2026
Registration is done only online on the MMSKY portal. Samagra ID is the base for identification, so keep the mobile number linked with Samagra active for OTP. There is no application fee.
STEP 1 - Open the official portal at mmsky.mp.gov.in and click on the 'Candidate Registration' option on the homepage. Read the instructions and the eligibility list shown on that page before moving ahead.
STEP 2 - Enter your Samagra ID in the box, then verify your mobile number using the OTP that comes to the number registered with Samagra. Your basic details will load automatically from the Samagra database.
STEP 3 - Submit the form. A username and password will come by SMS and the portal logs you in on its own. Save that registration number and password for later use.
STEP 4 - Log in and fill your educational qualification, then upload the marksheets and other documents. Courses matching your qualification will show up on the screen.
STEP 5 - Pick the course and the district or place where you want to do the training, then apply against the vacancies posted by companies. After a company selects you, an online agreement is signed between you, the company and the state government, and training starts after that.
Highlights of Mukhya Mantri Seekho Kamao Yojana
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Scheme Name | Mukhya Mantri Seekho Kamao Yojana (MMSKY) |
| State | Madhya Pradesh |
| Main Department | Technical Education, Skill Development and Employment Department |
| Eligible People | MP youth aged 18 to 29 years, 12th or ITI pass and above |
| Stipend | ₹8,000 to ₹10,000 per month |
| Government Share | 75 percent by DBT payment, 25 percent by the company |
| Training Duration | Usually 1 year |
| Courses | Over 1,133 courses in 46 sectors |
| Application Mode | Online |
| Help Number | 0755-2525258 (9 AM to 6 PM), mmsky-mp@mp.gov.in |
| Official Website | mmsky.mp.gov.in |
Stipend Amount as per Qualification
Stipend depends on the highest qualification of the trainee and is paid every month during the training period. Company pays at least 25 percent of it into the bank account, and the state government sends the rest as DBT payment.
| Qualification | Monthly Stipend |
|---|---|
| 12th Pass | ₹8,000 |
| ITI Pass | ₹8,500 |
| Diploma Pass | ₹9,000 |
| Graduate or Higher | ₹10,000 |
Who Can Apply
Rules for candidates are simple and are checked from Samagra and the uploaded certificates. Companies have a separate set of rules.
- Age must be between 18 and 29 years on the date of applying.
- Applicant must be a local resident of Madhya Pradesh, proved by domicile or Samagra records.
- Minimum qualification is 12th pass or ITI pass, and diploma or degree holders can also join for a higher stipend.
- Companies with a valid GST registration can take student-trainees up to 15 percent of their total workforce, including regular and contract staff.
Documents Required
Keep clear scanned copies ready before starting the form, because uploads are needed in the same session.
- Samagra ID and Aadhaar card linked with an active mobile number
- Madhya Pradesh domicile certificate
- Marksheets and certificates of 12th, ITI, diploma or degree
- Passport-size photograph
- Bank passbook of an active account seeded with Aadhaar for DBT payment
- Caste certificate, if it applies
New Changes in 2026
Revised scheme rules dated 10 June 2026 have been uploaded on the portal, and trainees as well as companies should go through them once. Attendance is now marked on the MMSKY mobile app with face authentication, so every trainee has to register their face first before marking attendance. If the face does not match, it can be reset from the OJT authorised person login.
Attendance and payroll modules are live on the portal, and companies have to update attendance and create payroll for joined trainees, otherwise stipend payment gets stuck. Directorate has also started removing inactive profiles, which covers candidates who registered but never completed the profile or never applied for any vacancy, and companies who never posted a vacancy. So if you registered earlier and left it midway, log in and complete the profile to keep the account alive. A panel list of Third Party Aggregators as on 18 May 2026 is also published on the portal, and the portal itself is being moved to the SDC 2.0 cloud setup.
Benefits for Trainees
Training is industry based, so the work is done on real machines and real processes at the company. Along with the monthly stipend, trainees get SCVT certification from Madhya Pradesh State Skill Development and Employment Generation Board after finishing the course, which helps in getting regular work later. Around 2,915 certificates have already been issued as per portal figures. Provident fund, bonus and Industrial Disputes Act rules do not apply to student-trainees, since this is a training arrangement and not a job.
Youth looking at other state options can also check free ITI training in Madhya Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh Tourism Board internship policy for related training and stipend support.
Help and Complaint Support
For portal problems, stipend delay or agreement issues, call the MMSKY help desk on 0755-2525258 between 9 AM and 6 PM on working days, or write to mmsky-mp@mp.gov.in with your registration number. Complaints can also be raised on the CM helpline 181.
References
Official sources for this scheme are given below.
Revised MMSKY Guidelines dated 10 June 2026
Original Government Order of the Scheme
FAQ's
Is Mukhya Mantri Seekho Kamao Yojana still running in 2026?
Yes. Registration of candidates and companies is open on mmsky.mp.gov.in, and revised scheme rules were issued on 10 June 2026.
How much stipend is paid every month?
₹8,000 for 12th pass, ₹8,500 for ITI, ₹9,000 for diploma and ₹10,000 for graduates and above. Company pays 25 percent and the state pays the remaining 75 percent by DBT.
What is the age limit?
18 to 29 years, and the applicant must be a local resident of Madhya Pradesh.
Is Samagra ID must for registration?
Yes. Candidate registration starts with the Samagra ID and OTP verification on the mobile number linked to it.
How long does the training last?
Usually one year, though it depends on the course chosen. Stipend is paid for the training period fixed for that course.
What is the new face authentication rule?
Attendance on the MMSKY mobile app now needs face registration first. If the face does not match, the trainee can reset it through the OJT authorised person login.
Will the profile get deleted if left incomplete?
Yes, inactive profiles are being archived. Candidates who never completed the profile or never applied for a vacancy should log in and finish it.
Does the trainee get a certificate?
Yes, SCVT certification is issued through MPSSDEGB after the training is completed, and it can be used while applying for jobs.
Does the scheme give a permanent job?
No job is promised. Training gives work experience and a certificate, and many companies hire trainees based on performance.
Whom to contact for stipend delay?
Call 0755-2525258 from 9 AM to 6 PM or email mmsky-mp@mp.gov.in with your registration number.