New Delhi, November 30, 2025:
India made a remarkable entry on the global skills stage by finishing 8th at the WorldSkills Asia Competition (WSAC) 2025, held in Chinese Taipei from November 27–29. This debut marked a major milestone, as India competed against 29 nations and showcased excellence across high-demand and emerging skill categories.
Medal Haul and Outstanding Performances
The Indian contingent, led by the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship (MSDE) and supported by NSDC and technical partners, included 23 competitors across 21 skill areas, accompanied by 21 experts. India secured one Silver, two Bronze medals, and three Medallions for Excellence, highlighting the nation’s fast-growing reputation in global skills competitions.
Medalists:
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Silver: Painting & Decorating – Muskan
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Bronze: Industrial Design Technology – Komal Panda
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Bronze: Robot System Integration – Shivam Singh & Dinesh R
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Medallion for Excellence: Software Application Development for Business – Mohamed Mafaz P R
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Medallion for Excellence: Web Technologies – Aditya Nandan
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Medallion for Excellence: Electrical Installations – Dhanush M G
Women competitors stood out, contributing significantly to the medal tally and earning the “best in country” medal for scoring the highest among all Indian participants.
Rigorous Selection and Training
India’s competitors were selected through the IndiaSkills National Competition 2024 and underwent months of intensive industry-led training by leading academic institutions, Sector Skill Councils, and global experts. This rigorous preparation ensured world-class readiness for the WSAC 2025 stage.
National Commitment to Skills Excellence
Speaking on the achievement, Shri Jayant Chaudhary, Minister of State (I/C) for Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, praised the participants, trainers, and industry partners for their dedication. He highlighted that India’s performance reflects the country’s growing strength in skills development and its ambition to become a global hub for skilled talent.
Looking Ahead: Worldskills asia 2025
India’s debut at WSAC 2025 sets a strong precedent for future international competitions. The event brought together over 500 young competitors from 29 Asian nations across 44 skill categories, providing a platform to showcase innovation and future-ready capabilities.
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Source: PIB
