Overview

• Official Name: Central Board for Workers Education (CBWE), Nagpur
• Common Short Names: CBWE Nagpur
• Type: Autonomous Institute under Ministry of Labour and Employment, Government of India
• Year Established: 1999
• Campus Location: Nagpur, Maharashtra, India
• Approvals & Affiliations: Operating under Government of India Ministry of Labour & Employment; Not a university, hence not UGC/AICTE/NAAC accredited.
• Official Website: https://labour.gov.in/central-board-workers-education

Quick Facts

• Founder/Head: Headed by a Chairperson appointed by the Ministry of Labour & Employment
• Student Population: Not applicable; functions as a training and research board
• Departments/Faculties Count: Programs mainly focus on workers' education and training modules rather than distinct faculties
• Contact: Central Board for Workers Education, Nagpur, Maharashtra, Ministry of Labour & Employment, Govt. of India
  Phone: Not publicly listed separately
  Email: Not publicly listed separately
  Address: Ministry of Labour & Employment, CGO Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi - 110003 (source)
• NAAC Grade: Not Applicable
• Rankings: Not Applicable

Courses & Programs

• Major Faculties: Focus on Workers' Education including Labour Laws, Social Security, Labour Welfare, and Skill Development
• Popular Programs:
  • Training programs for Workers’ Educators and Union Leaders
  • Workshops and Seminars on Labour-related social issues
  • Duration: Generally short-term (days to weeks)
  • Mode: Primarily regular (in-person) and sometimes online with the Ministry's support

Admissions

• Admission Modes: Participants are selected via nomination from trade unions, government departments, or labour organizations; direct applications are limited
• Accepted Exams: Not applicable, as admission is not through standard entrance exams like JEE/NEET/CUET
• Admission Timeline: Depends on the schedule of short-term courses announced by CBWE or Ministry of Labour, typically throughout the year
• Application Process: Interested candidates usually get nominated or sponsored by affiliated labor organizations; official calls and schedules are published on Ministry of Labour website: CBWE Portal

Eligibility Criteria

• Eligibility: Generally targeted at workers, labour leaders, union members, and educators engaged in worker development
• Educational Qualification: Varies with specific program; often open to literate workers or union representatives
• Documents Required: Nomination/sponsorship letter from trade union or government department, identification proof, educational certificates (if applicable)

Fee Structure & Scholarships

• Fees: Most training programs under CBWE are free of cost or funded by the Ministry of Labour & Employment
• Scholarships: Not applicable

Placements & Career Outcomes

• Placement Highlights: CBWE conducts capacity building and training to enhance skills and leadership in labor organizations rather than placement in companies
• Top Recruiters: Labour unions, Government labour departments, social welfare organizations
• Placement Cell: Not applicable
• Internship Support: Not offered

Campus & Facilities

• Infrastructure: CBWE uses government facilities primarily; residential facilities available for course participants at central/state locations
• Facilities: Basic classrooms, audio-visual aids, limited hostel accommodation arranged during training programs
• Other: No dedicated sports or research labs; initiatives integrated with Ministry of Labour programs

Faculty & Research

• Notable Faculty: Experts appointed by Ministry of Labour & Employment, experienced in labour studies and social research
• Research Centres: CBWE primarily focuses on training; research is conducted under Ministry of Labour auspices
• Grants & MoUs: Collaborates with labour organizations and government bodies; specific MoUs not publicly listed

Rankings & Reputation

• Rankings: CBWE is a government autonomous training board, not listed in NIRF, NAAC, QS India or mainstream university rankings

Results, Cut-Offs & Seat Matrix

• Results & Certificates: Participants receive certificates upon completion of training programs
• Seat Matrix & Cut-Offs: Not applicable; selection based on nominations rather than merit cut-offs

How to Reach

• Nearest Airport: Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport, Nagpur (NAG)
• Nearest Railway Station: Nagpur Junction Railway Station
• Local Connectivity: Well-connected by road; taxis, auto-rickshaws, and local buses available within Nagpur city

FAQs

• Q1: Is CBWE a university offering degrees?
  No, CBWE is an autonomous training board under Ministry of Labour for workers' education and skill development.
• Q2: How can I apply for CBWE courses?
  Typically, you need to be nominated by a trade union or relevant government labour department.
• Q3: Are the training programs free?
  Yes, most programs are funded by the government and free for nominated participants.
• Q4: Does CBWE conduct regular academic courses?
  No, they conduct short-term training, workshops, and seminars focused on workers’ education.
• Q5: Can non-workers participate in CBWE programs?
  Generally no, programs are mainly intended for workers, union leaders, and labour educators.
• Q6: Does CBWE provide placements or internships?
  No, CBWE focuses on capacity building rather than job placements.
• Q7: How do I get course completion certificates?
  Certificates are issued directly after successfully completing nominated training programs.
• Q8: Is there an online mode for CBWE courses?
  Some training workshops may be conducted online, especially post-pandemic, details on the official portal.
• Q9: Who heads CBWE?
  A Chairperson appointed by the Ministry of Labour & Employment leads the board.
• Q10: Where can I find updates about new training schedules?
  Visit the official Ministry of Labour CBWE page: CBWE Official Website.