In the state of Maharashtra, the Directorate of Technical Education was established in 1948 to entrust the responsibility of providing technical education at all levels. In the short term after independence, the state of Maharashtra has taken a huge leap in the short term. Due to significant changes in industrial production components in the industrial sector, the technical trained manpower required at various levels and the facilities of recycling education in the state increased drastically. Two directors, such as the Directorate of Business Education and Training, were created. Of these, secondary and higher secondary level business courses are implemented under business education and under the business training, the Central Government -sponsored sculpture training scheme and the nomination papers are implemented.

• The Department of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, Government Resolution No. ITC-2217/ Pr.No.99/ Vyashi-3, dated 29.05.2019 has been approved to provide the benefit of vocational training fee reimbursement to the trainees belonging to the socially and educationally backward and economically weaker sections of the open category.
• Approval has been given under the Department of Social Justice and Special Assistance, Government Resolution No. Vyprashu-2019/ Pr.No.173/ Shikshan-1, dated 01.08.2019, to provide the benefit of vocational training fee reimbursement to trainees belonging to the Scheduled Caste category.
• Tribal Development Department, Government Resolution No. AIVV-2019/ Pr.No.74/ Ka-12, dated 29.07.2019 has been approved to provide the benefit of vocational training fee reimbursement to trainees belonging to the Scheduled Tribe category.
• The Department of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, Government Resolution No. ITI-2019/Pr.No.57/Vyashi-3, dated 20.09.2019 has been approved to provide the benefit of vocational training fee reimbursement to trainees in the disabled category.
• The benefit of reimbursement of vocational training fees to trainees belonging to the Vimukta Jatis and Nomadic Tribes, Other Backward Classes, and Special Backward Classes has been approved by the Other Backward Bahujan Welfare Department, Government Resolution No. ITI 2019/Pr.No.68(Part-1)/Education, dated 02.08.2021.

• Trainees who have taken admission through the Centralized Online Admission Process for courses under the Craftsman Training Scheme are eligible for admission to the seats available for admission under the Public Private Partnership Scheme (PPP) in Government Industrial Training Institutions and the seats available for admission in Private Industrial Training Institutions if they fulfill the other eligibility criteria.
• Trainees who take admission in Management Seats and Institute Level Seats in private industrial training institutes are not eligible for the benefits under this scheme.
• The admitted units require affiliation with the National Council for Vocational Training (NCVT) or State Council for Vocational Training (SCVT).
• The trainee must not have previously taken admission in any course in a government or private industrial training institute, i.e. trainees who are taking admission in an industrial training institute for the first time are eligible.
• The trainee should not have previously benefited from any training programs awarded by the Central or State Government or local authorities/companies/corporations under their jurisdiction.
• The trainee should be a holder of a domicile certificate of the state of Maharashtra.
• The benefit of the scheme will be limited to only 2 children in the family.

• Trainees belonging to socially and educationally backward and economically weaker sections of the open category whose combined annual income of their families is less than Rs. 2.50 lakhs are allowed vocational training fee reimbursement of 100 percent of the remaining training fee after deducting the training fee fixed for courses in Government Industrial Training Institutes from the training fee prescribed for private industrial training institutions.
• Trainees belonging to socially and educationally backward and economically weaker sections of the open category whose combined annual income of their families is more than Rs. 2.50 lakhs and up to Rs. 8 lakhs will be allowed vocational training fee reimbursement of 80 percent of the remaining training fee after deducting the training fee fixed for courses in Government Industrial Training Institutes from the training fee prescribed for private industrial training institutions.
• Trainees belonging to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes who are undergoing training in vocational courses with an entry qualification of Class 10th pass and whose families have a combined annual income of up to Rs. 8 lakhs and trainees belonging to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes who are undergoing training in vocational courses with an entry qualification of Class 10th pass and whose families have a combined annual income of Rs. 2.51 lakhs to Rs. 8 lakhs will be allowed a vocational training fee reimbursement of 100 percent of the remaining training fee after deducting the training fee prescribed for courses in Government Industrial Training Institutes from the training fee prescribed for private industrial training institutions.
• Trainees from Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes categories who are undergoing training in vocational courses with an entry qualification of Class 10 are eligible for the Central Government’s Post Matric Scholarship Scheme.
• Vocational training fee reimbursement of 100 percent of the training fee will be admissible to trainees belonging to the disabled category.
• Trainees belonging to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, Other Backward Classes and Special Backward Classes whose families have a combined annual income of up to Rs. 8 lakhs will be allowed vocational training fee reimbursement of 80 percent of the remaining training fee after deducting the training fee fixed for courses in Government Industrial Training Institutes from the training fee prescribed for private industrial training institutions.