About The Project


Capacity Building in IT and Digital Services (Including Digital Payments and GST) for State Govt Officials in NER

The course comprises of modules on Computer Concepts (CCC- Course on Computer Concepts),a course on Digital Literacy with additional modules on, Digital Payment, GST Training and e-Governance Services. It consists of 98 hours of course curriculum delivered over a 7 hour schedule daily for 14 days comprising of theory and practical classes.

Course on Computer Concepts will aim to provide the participants with an understanding of digital instruments needed regularly in official work such as word, excel, power-point, email and internet browsing.

The Digital Payments module will cover understanding of USSD, UPI, e-wallet, AEPS, Card, PoS, internet banking and online transactions. As the thrust of the Government on promoting cashless transactions through mobile phones is increasing, the course will provide hands-on experiences through DIY (Do it yourself) to carry out cashless transactions using digital financial tools. Cyber safety measures will form an important element of the training program.

The GST Skills Training module will cover important elements ensuring complete understanding and ease in use of GST; such as GST Registration, migration of existing tax payer, transition to GST, log in and other details, personalisation, uploading credentials and business details, filing returns, penalties, appeals etc.


  • To enhance the IT skills of fifty thousand state govt officials of NER by providing them with digital skills viz; digital literacy, digital payments, e- governance services and GST training
  • To facilitate adoption as well as regular use of IT and Digital Services as a way of life, and especially in official work.

The project will be implemented through the NIELIT network in NER comprising of NIELIT’s own centres which are operational in each state capital and major cities and a network of other centres classified as NIELIT extension centres, NIELIT accreditation centres and NIELIT facilitation centres. In total NIELIT has a network of 571 centres in NE Region. It will be NIELIT’s endeavour to conduct maximum trainings at NIELIT’s own centres/extension centres.


Details of NIELIT’s own and extension centres are as under:

S. No State Number of NIELIT’s own centres Locations
1 Arunachal Pradesh 3 Itanagar, Tezu and Pasighat
2 Assam 6 Guwahati, Dibrugarh, Jorhat, Tezpur, Silchar, Kokrajhar
3 Manipur 3 Imphal, Churachandpur, and Senapati
4 Meghalaya 2 Shillong and Tura
5 Mizoram 2 Aizwal, Lunglei
6 Nagaland 2 + 4 Centres on project mode for IT for Masses Kohima, Chuchumliyang
7 Tripura 1 Agartala
8 Sikkim 1 Gangtok
Total 24

The total project duration is 3 years (36 months). The total budget outlay of the project is Rs. 38.96 crores (Rupees Thirty eight crores, ninety six lakhs, eighty two thousand two hundred and fifty sixty only) payable over a period of 3 years for the training of 50,000 state govt employees.


  • The main stakeholders of the project are :
    project Structure
  • A Project PMU comprising of 7 members (Project Coordinator-1, Assistant Coordinators-2, Technical Assistants-3, & Multitasking Staff-1) will be set up at NIELIT HQs which will be responsible for on ground coordination, implementation, periodic reports, MIS, invoicing and receivables.
  • The centre directors of NIELIT centres in each state will be responsible for coordinating with various departments, mobilisation of trainees, training classes, trainers and finally certification of successful candidates.
  • The state will depute a nodal officer to coordinate with each district and state department to mobilise requisite trainees.



S. No. Training Module Duration(in hours)
1. Course on Computer Concepts (CCC) with Financial Services 80
2. e-Governance Services 06
3. Digital Payment 06
4. GST Skilling 06
5. Customised Soft Skills Training 02
Total 100

(A) Course on Computer Concepts (CCC) – 80 hours

Course Structure

The course is designed to equip a person to use computers for professional as well as day to day use. It provides theoretical background as well as in depth knowledge of Software/ packages. After completing the course the incumbent will be digitally literate and will be able to:


  • Acquire confidence in using computer techniques available to users;
  • Recognise the basic components of computers and terminology;
  • Understand data, information and file management;
  • Create documents using Word processor, Spread sheet & Presentation Software;
  • Understand computer networks, and browse the internet, content search, email and collaborate with peers;
  • Use e-governance applications; and use computer to improve existing skills and learn new skills
  • Use internet for digital financial services

The module on financial literacy will enable the individuals to understand the various financial services and be aware of the various schemes of Government of India.


Course Content:

S. No Chapter Theory Hours Tutorial Hours Practical Hours
1. Introduction to computer 2 1 4
2. Introduction to GUI Based Operating System 3 - 8
3. Elements of Word Processing 3.5 2 9
4. Spreadsheets 3.5 2 10
5. Introduction to Internet, WWW and web browsers 6 - 8
6. Communication and Collaboration 2 - 2
7. Application of presentations 4 - 8
8. Application of Digital Financial Services 1 - 1
Total Hours 25 5 50

S. No Chapter Hours
1

As the thrust of the Government is on promoting cashless transactions through mobile phones, the course content would have emphasis on to carry out cashless transactions using digital financial tools:

  • USSD
  • UPI
  • eWallet
  • AEPS
  • Card
  • POS
12
2

e-Gov Citizen Centric Services

  • G2C Services – Caste Certificate, Domicile Certificate, Income Certificate
  • Banking Services
  • IRCTC – Railway reservation
  • Insurance
  • Telephone/ Data card recharge
  • Election ID Printing
  • Electricity – bill payment
  • Pan Card
  • Passport

S. No Chapter Hours

1.

SECTION-I (Basic Digital Literacy and Financial Inclusion)

Introduction to Computers

  • Concept of computing, data and information
  • Applications of IECT : e-Governance, e-Commerce
  • Bringing computing to life

Introduction to Internet

  • Communication on Internet
  • Internet Accessing , Browsing,
  • Search Engines : Search for content

Cashless Transactions

  • Benefits of Digital Payments
  • Modes and Utilities of Digital Payments: Internet Banking, Unified Payment Interface (UPI), Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD), BHIM App, Bharat QR, Aadhar Enabled Payment System (AEPS) , Bharat Bill Payment Systems (BBPS)
02

2.

SECTION-II (GST Guide and Know-Hows)

(A) Introduction to GST

  • About New GST Regime
  • What is SGST, CGST & IGST
  • How will input tax credits be adjusted between states and centre
  • Time ,Place and Value of Supply

GST Registration

  • Procedure of Registration & Migration of existing Tax Payer
  • Procedure of Registration of new joinee
  • Transition to GST

Know Hows of GST Portal

  • Log-in: Registration & other details
  • Personalization
  • Uploading the credentials & other details regarding business

Know Hows of GST Portal

  • GST Returns
  • Penalties ∓ Appeals
  • Composition Scheme
  • Payments & Refunds
  • Accounts & Records
04

3.

SECTION-III (Securing Digital & Online Transactions)

(A) Cyber Safety

  • Importance of Cyber Safety & Security
  • Threats -Torrent and Infected Websites, Unsecured Wi-Fi

(B) Using Internet Safely:

  • Email Usage Best Practices, Spam Filter, Safe Downloading
  • Online Banking & Shopping
  • Securing Web Browser
  • Securing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
01

1. Customised Soft Skills Training 02



Total Target: 50000
Sr. No. State No. of Districts Target Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Total
1. Arunachal Pradesh 20 1517 303 607 607 1517
2. Assam 33 34185 6837 13674 13674 34185
3. Manipur 16 2985 597 1194 1194 2985
4. Meghalaya 11 3250 650 1300 1300 3250
5. Mizoram 8 1197 239 479 479 1197
6. Nagaland 11 2172 434 869 869 2172
7. Sikkim 4 667 133 267 267 667
8. Tripura 8 4027 807 1610 1610 4027
111 50000 10000 20000 20000 50000