India AI Skilling Initiative 2026 has recorded 60,253 applications and enrolments in Phase I, highlighting the growing demand for artificial intelligence skills in the country. The government is currently finalising the details of Phase II. Launched by Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw in March 2026, the initiative aims to develop an AI-ready workforce through structured learning modules. More than 4,600 participants have completed at least two modules, while over 500 have completed all four modules. Phase I includes four modules covering AI Essentials, Prompting Essentials, Introduction to Generative AI and Generative AI Leader. Together, the modules provide 33 hours of learning focused on AI productivity, effective prompting, generative AI, responsible AI and workflow automation.The strong enrollment highlights India’s focus on building practical AI skills among its workforce. The upcoming Phase II could expand opportunities for learners seeking structured training in emerging AI technologies.
India AI Skilling Initiative 2026: 60,253 Enrolments in Phase I
