Recruitment
National Career Service, India - Overseas Employment Regulator
National Career Service, India
Overview
The Ministry of Labour and Employment's national employment platform. Registers licensed recruitment agencies, publishes the approved-employer and demand-letter process, and sets out the protections that apply to citizens taking work abroad. Check an agency's licence here before paying anyone a fee.
Key details
- Location
- New Delhi, India
- Country
- India
- Intake
- Year-round
Eligibility
Overseas employment must be processed through an agency licensed by this authority
Guides for this route
Our own guides for students heading to or from India — worth reading before you contact the provider.
Job type 1 of 4Part-Time Work on a Student VisaWhat part-time roles students actually get, how hour limits really work, where to find legitimate openings, and what these jobs pay across the major destinations.Job type 2 of 4Internships for International StudentsWhich internships international students can legally take, what they pay across destinations, how CPT/OPT and placement schemes work, and how to land one.Job type 3 of 4Graduate Jobs and Post-Study Work RightsHow graduate schemes hire international students, the post-study work visa each destination offers, and the timeline to convert a degree into a career.India → United StatesStudying in the USA from India: F-1 Interview, OPT and LoansFor Indian students heading to a US college: the I-20 and F-1 interview, SEVIS and MRV fees, proof of funds, OPT and STEM OPT, and INR budgets.India → United KingdomStudying in the UK from India: 28-Day Funds Rule and Graduate RouteFor Indian students choosing a UK degree: UCAS and master entry, the CAS and credibility interview, the 28-day funds rule, IHS and the Graduate Route.India → JapanStudying in Japan from India: Language School to JLPT N2For Indian students ready to learn Japanese: the language-school ladder, school-filed COE, sponsor funds, 28-hour work rule and jobs after graduation.