New Delhi, Nov 30 (LatestNewsX) – India celebrated a landmark moment on the world skills stage by finishing 8th at the WorldSkills Asia Competition (WSAC) 2025 in Taipei, Taiwan, out of 29 competing nations.
The delegation delivered impressive results across both traditional and technology‑focused skill categories.
India earned one silver, two bronze medals, and three Medallions for Excellence in disciplines such as industrial design technology, robot system integration, software application development, web technologies, electrical installations and painting & decorating.
Women competitors stood out, contributing significantly to the medal count and underscoring the growing influence of young women in India’s skilling ecosystem. They excelled in non‑traditional skills and captured the “best in the country” medal for their top placement among all Indian participants.
Under the Leadership of the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship (MSDE) and with the support of NSDC and other training partners, 23 athletes entered 21 events accompanied by 21 experts.
Speaking on India’s performance, Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Skill Development and Entrepreneurship Jayant Chaudhary said:
> “India’s performance at WorldSkills Asia 2025 reflects the confidence, creativity, and discipline of our young talent. Every medal and every recognition earned here is a testament to the hard work of our competitors, the dedication of their trainers, and the growing strength of India’s skills ecosystem. As we move towards a more technology‑driven and globally connected economy, these achievers remind us that skills are not just tools of employability—they are instruments of national progress. Congratulations to all our winners and participants for making India proud.”
These achievements illustrate the strength of India’s rigorous talent pipeline. Competitors were selected through the IndiaSkills National Competition 2024 and underwent months of intensive, industry‑led training from leading academic institutions, Sector Skill Councils, and global experts, ensuring world‑class readiness for the WSAC stage.
India’s showing at WSAC 2025 sets a strong benchmark for future international competitions and reinforces the country’s ambition to become a global hub for skilled talent. With preparations underway for major upcoming global skill events, India’s momentum continues to build—powered by its youth, strengthened by its training ecosystem, and driven by a national commitment to excellence.
The country’s steady rise in global skills contests highlights the effectiveness of nationwide skilling initiatives and the growing aspirations of young professionals. The performance also reflects the dedication of trainers, industry partners, and Sector Skill Councils who worked intensely to prepare competitors for world‑class standards.
WorldSkills Asia 2025 brought together hundreds of young competitors from across the continent, offering a platform to showcase excellence, innovation, and future‑ready capabilities. The third edition of the prestigious continental competition saw over 500 participants in 44 skill categories from around 29 Asian member and guest countries, providing valuable opportunities to promote local education, economies, tourism, and international exchanges.
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