Kamal Ghorui
The University Grants Commission (UGC) has extended the deadline for the Yuva Sangam programme Phase 6 till March 25, 2026. Eligible and interested candidates can visit the official website to register for the same. Previously, the last date to register was March 18, 2026.The Department of Higher Education has launched Yuva Sangam, an exchange program for youth that enables them to visit states and Union Territories other than their own. It works on the basis of Unity in Diversity, matching the regions in order to promote the purposeful cultural and educational interaction. The participants are not merely tourists but learners, and they will be interacting with local communities, institutions, and systems of governance to know how various sections of India operate and change with time. There are 5Ps, which influence the experience in Yuva Sangam: Paryatan, Parampara, Pragati, Paraspar Sampark, and Prodyogiki.
Yuva Sangam Phase 5: Who is eligible?
The programme is accessible to a large group of youths who include:
- Youth aged between 18 and 30 years
Higher Education Institutions Students- Volunteers of National Service Scheme (NSS)
- Volunteers of Nehru Yuva Kendra Sangathan (NYKS)
Young professionals
Yuva Sangam Phase 6 registrations 2026: Steps to apply
Candidates can follow the steps elucidated here to apply for the Yuva Sangam Phase 6 registrations 2026:
- Check eligibility: Age 18–30, student, NSS/NYKS volunteer, or young professional.
- Prepare APAAR ID: Required for registration.
- Visit official portal: Go to ebsb.aicte-india.org or ekbharat.gov.in.
- Register online: Click the Yuva Sangam Phase 6 registration link.
- Fill application form: Enter personal, educational, and contact details.
- Upload documents: Submit APAAR ID and any required files.
- Submit application: Review and click Submit.
- Save confirmation: Download or screenshot the confirmation for reference.
Candidates can click on the link provided here to apply for the Yuva Sangam Phase 6 registrations 2026.The programme is executed with the help of a government approach that involves Central ministries, State governments, and nodal Higher Education Institutions. The integrated system is used to make sure that logistics, learning experiences, and cultural interactions are handled accordingly.On a larger scale, Yuva Sangam is consistent with the vision of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 that pays much attention to experience and cross-cultural knowledge as essential elements of education.
