Naman International Foundation for Education and Social Research (NIFESR)

Youth for Rural India Fellowship (YRIF)

Eligibility, Benefits & Selection Process

Eligibility Criteria

Applicants must meet the following minimum qualifications:

Graduate in any discipline OR B.Ed.
D.El.Ed. / D.Ed. OR Postgraduate in any discipline

Preference will be given to applicants with an interest in:

Education, Rural Development & Social Work
Community Leadership & Youth Development
Research & Public Service

Desired Qualities

We are looking for individuals who are:

Passionate about education & committed to social impact
Responsible, self-motivated & willing to work in rural communities
Good communicators and team-oriented
Innovative, solution-driven & dedicated to nation-building

Fellowship Benefits

Every selected Fellow will receive:

₹6,000 Monthly Fellowship Remuneration
National Fellowship Certificate & LOR
Rural Leadership Training & Professional Mentorship
Hands-on Grassroots Experience & Exposure
Networking & Alumni Network Membership

Certification & Recognition

All Fellows who successfully complete the programme will receive the official Completion Certificate issued by NIFESR. Outstanding Fellows may also receive:

Certificate of Excellence & Letter of Appreciation
Leadership Recognition & Outstanding Fellow Award

Selection Process

The Fellowship follows a transparent national selection process spanning across these stages:

1
Online Application
2
Document Verification
3
Profile Screening
4
Personal Interview (Online/Offline)
5
Final Selection
6
Offer Letter
7
National Orientation Programme
8
Fellowship Placement

Message from NIFESR

"The future of India will be shaped not only in its cities but in its villages. Through the Youth for Rural India Fellowship, we seek to inspire a generation of young leaders who believe that education, leadership, and service are the strongest foundations of national development. Every Fellow becomes a partner in our mission to build an educated, empowered, and self-reliant Rural India."