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The National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) was established as a public-private partnership to address the growing demand for skilled workers in India. [1] It aims to boost private sector participation in skill development programs and provide funding support. [2] NSDC is a non-profit company with 51% private sector ownership and 49% government ownership. It is managed by a board of directors and professionals. [3] Key functions include funding skill development initiatives and providing support services to sectors such as automobiles, textiles, electronics, construction, food processing, IT, media, and healthcare.
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