How to use MY Bharat well
MY Bharat is the government's free youth platform, run by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports. By mid-2026 it listed about 25,000 short hands-on programmes and 1.5 lakh volunteering roles. Here's how to pick ones that actually help your plans.
EasyApply is not part of MY Bharat and is not endorsed by it. Checked on 28 Oct 2026.
Five steps
- Sign upOn the MY Bharat website or app. Under 18? Do it with a parent.
- Pick by career, not by countOne programme that fits your plan beats five random ones.
- Check hours and placeClose to home, and it fits around school or college.
- Finish and get verifiedThe host confirms you finished, and a digital certificate follows.
- Add it to your portfolioUpload the certificate to EasyApply with one thing you learned.
Programmes that match careers
Examples of real hosts on MY Bharat. Search the platform for these names.
| If you're thinking of… | Look for programmes with… |
|---|---|
| Doctor, Nurse, Public health | State and District Health Departments |
| Journalist, Media | Prasar Bharati |
| Engineer, Research | IISc's nano-science centre (CeNSE); Ministry of Road Transport and Highways |
| Pharmacist | PMBI (Jan Aushadhi medicine stores) |
| Civil services, Public work | Department of Posts; Food and Civil Supplies departments |
| Social work and development | Ministry of Tribal Affairs |
Good to know
- The programmes are free. They are not paid internships.
- Under 18, the legal limits on hours still apply. See the limits.
- MY Bharat also runs youth parliaments and leaders' dialogues. We add their dates to Key dates once they are announced on the official site.
- Looking for paid routes? Check the government schemes.