The procedure of registration is as follows: But, to become the VLE, one has to register. NIOS Services- Open Schooling in Rural Areas, Registration of Students, Payment of Examination Fees, and Declaration of Results will be encouraged through the NIOS service.Ĭommon Service Center portal is allocated only to the Village Level Entrepreneur (VLE).NIELIT Services- Online Registration/ Fee Collection, Online Examination Form submission and printing of examination.MKCL Services- the Maharashtra Knowledge Corporation Limited (MKCL) through online mode will offer various vocational and technical courses.There will be Investor Awareness Programmes, and NABARD Financial Literacy Programme as well. Digital Literacy- Through this service, computer courses that enhance the IT skills of ASHA and Anganwadi Workers and authorized Ration Card Holder will be encouraged.IGNOU Services- Students Admission, information about courses being offered, Examination Application Form, Results declaration, etc.Adult Literacy- Through this service, reading, writing, speaking, and listening services will be offered through TARA Akshar+.Under this, the following services are covered: The higher the participation the greater will be the success of this scheme. This has been done to encourage participation from the villages. The qualifications to become a VLE are very minimal. However, at the state level, the responsibility of hiring the VLE has been given to private companies known as the ‘Service Centre Agencies’. The entire thing will be a culmination of private and public partnership at the central level. At present, there are 2.5 lakh gram panchayats in the country. The aim is to have at least one CSC in each of the Gram Panchayats.
The job will be handed over to the ‘Village Level Entrepreneurs (VLEs)’ who will run Common Service Centers. This process includes the issuance of certificates, licenses and so on. The idea behind CSC is the digitization of several government schemes so that it becomes easier to carry out the process. At present, it is one of the 31 Mission Mode Projects under “Digital India”. The CSC started as part of the E-governance plans in the year 2006. It is stated to be a two-in-one solution that will help to revamp the front-end delivery systems of the public services and at the same time will encourage rural entrepreneurship in order to create jobs. The Common Service Scheme has been introduced as part of the “good governance” paradigm. What is it? What does it do? Will it benefit us in any way? Today we are going to discuss all these points and delve deep into what the CSC is all about. There has been a lot of confusion surrounding the Common Service Scheme or CSC.
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