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  • GRIT
  • MSME Gujarat
  • IITRAM

Open for 2027–2031 submissions

We are counting the Future Graduates

Your answers save as a draft — start now, finish later.

One row per programme. Illustrative figures.

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Skill Requirement Analysis & Employment Mapping from MoU-led Investments in Gujarat

The Skill Requirement Analysis and Employment Mapping Project aims to understand the emerging employment opportunities and skill requirements arising from MoU-led investments in Gujarat, particularly investments associated with the Vibrant Gujarat initiative.

The project seeks to map the expected demand for skilled manpower across different sectors and regions of Gujarat and assess how well the existing higher education institutions, technical education institutes and Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) are aligned with these emerging requirements.

The findings will help identify skill gaps, emerging occupations and areas for capacity building, supporting better alignment between education, skills and employment opportunities in Gujarat.

The objective is simple: to understand what skills industries will need, and help ensure that Gujarat's education and skill ecosystem is prepared for the jobs of tomorrow.

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In collaboration with GRIT, MSME Gujarat and IITRAM

Three organisations sit behind this form. Here is what each one is.

  • Gujarat Rajya Institution for Transformation

    GRIT

    Gujarat Rajya Institution for Transformation

    The Gujarat government's state think tank — a knowledge and innovation hub for the strategic planning behind the state's socioeconomic development. It guides and funds this study.

  • Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, Gujarat

    MSME Gujarat

    Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, Gujarat

    The MSME arm supporting micro, small and medium enterprise development across Gujarat — the segment that accounts for much of the state's industrial employment.

  • Institute of Infrastructure Technology Research and Management

    IITRAM

    Institute of Infrastructure Technology Research and Management

    An autonomous state university in Ahmedabad, established in 2013, working on infrastructure technology, research and management.

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Six steps, and you can go back.

Move back and forth between the steps until you submit. Keep your programme-wise sanctioned intake and graduate projections to hand before you reach step five.

  1. 01InstitutionRegistered name, AISHE and AICTE codes, year established.
  2. 02Campus locationDistrict, taluka and address, with optional GPS coordinates.
  3. 03ProfileManagement type, affiliating university, and who is responding.
  4. 04ProgrammesEvery programme you will report on, with its specialisation.
  5. 05Course-wise numbersSanctioned seats and expected graduates, 2027 to 2031.
  6. 06Review and submitCheck the figures against your records, then submit.
Duration

One sitting, usually

It depends on how many programmes you run. The numbers step asks for six figures per programme.

Drafts

Progress saves as you go

Close the page whenever you need to and pick up where you left off. Nothing is lost while your response is a draft.

Finality

Submitting locks the response

Your figures become read only. Ask the survey administrator to reopen the response if you need to correct something.

Scope

No documents, no photographs

This form collects figures and contact details only. There is nothing to upload. Recording the campus GPS position is optional.

Add your institution to the count.

Every response sharpens the state's picture of who Gujarat can put to work, and when.