The scheme does not explicitly mention any restrictions, so individuals with disabilities can apply if they meet the general eligibility criteria specified.

By imparting advanced/high-skilled training, the program enhances the skills of participants, making them more employable in the Coir industry.

No, applicants must either be natives of the Union Territory or have been continuous residents for the past 3 years to be eligible.

The department sponsors and pays the full course fees to the training units and institutions involved in the "Advance/High Skill Training in Coir" Component.

Yes, individuals with work experience can apply as long as they meet the specified eligibility criteria, including age and educational qualifications.

No, the age limit for applicants to the "Advance/High Skill Training in Coir" Component is between 18 to 35 years.

No specific restrictions on the type of Coir artisans are mentioned; however, applicants need to meet the set eligibility criteria.

Yes, individuals from outside Puducherry can apply if they have been continuous residents of the Union Territory for the past 3 years.

The full course fees for the training units and institutions are sponsored and paid by the Department of Industries and Commerce, Union Territory of Puducherry.

Trainees are charged ₹500 per month for accommodation as part of the scheme.

Yes, the scheme covers to-and-fro 2nd class sleeper train fare for the participants of the Coir training program.

Trainees receive a monthly stipend of ₹2,500 as part of the "Advance/High Skill Training in Coir" component.