Rajiv Gandhi National Institute of Youth Development Program Manager salaries in India

Likes

1. Students are from various states of India. 2. Cultural competence 3. Structural arrangement of the course 4. Fieldwork learning through various NGOs and industries 5. Learning opportunities are here but low payment

Dislikes

1. Low paid salary (consolidated) 2. No increament since 2019 3. Basic gadgets (Printer not available) 4. No allowances 5. No perks, incentives 6. No winter and summer vacations 7. Loss of pay during leave 8. Teaching experience will not be counted for promotion 9. Attending workshops and conferences is challenging 10. Getting difficult to manage family expenditure in the absence of increament

Likes

They have offered good subjects to students like life skills , personality development and Enterpreneurial skills .Thses subjects are very helpful in setting up one's own set-up.

Dislikes

As a faculty i am highly dissatisfied,they offer very low remuneration per hour with no increaments at all .Even the payments are not done on time

Likes

Very nice and encouraging place.

Dislikes

Regionalism - Malyali & Tamil people do a lot of regionalism in the institute from administration to faculty to students, it is everywhere. Majority of North Indian & North Eastern students suffer

Likes

RGNIYD Regional centre didn't support during Covid-19. RGNIYD terminated us in May 2021 due to Lockdown and didn't renew the contract. With our efforts, RGNIYD Regional Centre turned into income generating institute. But in pandemic time, instead of renewing the contract, they terminateed the contract of four faculty staff.

Dislikes

Misunderstanding between Headquarter and Regional Centre

Likes

RGNIYD is govt institution and I have worked in a contract basis. Work environment and profile was pretty good, one can work independently and impose our own knowledge towards your work and one can create your projects under the banner or the institute's missions.

Dislikes

The institute location is little far from the main town and felt the loneliness there.