Yuva Sathi Camp List 2026

What You'll Learn

• Which Yuva Sathi camp dates applied in February 2026 and why they are now past.
• What the official notification says about age, residence, education and unemployment.
• Which documents the official form and department material list for the application.
• How to use the live portal for status, notices and help after submission has closed.

Yuva Sathi Camp List 2026 refers to the assembly-wise application camps for West Bengal’s Banglar Yuba Sathi scheme. It should not be read as a current camp invitation. The live government portal now carries an application-closed notice. Readers who already applied should use the official status route or help desk rather than submit personal documents through a third-party article.

This updated guide separates the historical camp schedule from the scheme rules and the current portal position. The scheme notification was issued by the West Bengal Department of Youth Services & Sports on 13 February 2026. The article uses that notification, the department’s scheme presentation, the official application form and the live portal as its reference set.

What the Yuva Sathi camp list was for

Banglar Yuba Sathi is a West Bengal Government scheme for educated unemployed youth. The official notification says eligible applicants can receive monthly financial assistance. Applications were collected at notified camps arranged across the state’s Assembly Constituencies, followed by scrutiny and verification by designated officials.

The camp list was therefore a route for submitting a signed application and self-attested copies of the required documents. It was not an approval list and it did not mean that every visitor would receive assistance. The department material describes camps across all 294 Assembly Constituencies. The competent authority would verify the application before sanction.

For a separate explanation of the historical hours and date pattern, readers may consult the site’s Yuva Sathi camp-timing reference. It is background material only, and the live government portal should be checked for any later notice.

For a broader scheme explanation, readers may review the site’s Banglar Yuba Sathi overview. A guide written before the camp window closed may still contain useful background, but its application instructions must be checked against the live portal.

Camp dates, closing time and current portal status

The official department presentation gives the assembly-wise camp period as 15 February to 26 February 2026, excluding 22 February. It gives the camp timing as 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. These dates are over and should be shown as historical dates, not as an open application opportunity.

The live Banglar Yuba Sathi portal says that the online application submission period has officially ended. Its closed page also says that no new application or modification will be accepted after the closing time. This is the most important current-status fact for anyone finding an old camp-list article through search.

Who met the official Banglar Yuba Sathi conditions?

The official notification and department presentation describe the main conditions as follows. The applicant must be a permanent resident of West Bengal, must be aged 21 to 40 years as on 1 April 2026, must have passed the Madhyamik examination or an equivalent examination, and must be unemployed.

The official presentation also states that the applicant should not be covered under a social-security scheme and should not be receiving a State Government allowance, except a scholarship or educational benefit. The notification requires the applicant to declare that the information and documents supplied are correct and to inform the authority if employment or another disqualifying condition arises.

Meeting a condition does not itself prove sanction. The notification describes an official verification and recommendation process. Eligibility can also cease to exist later. Readers should rely on the authority’s decision and current notice rather than on a blog’s eligibility calculation.

Monthly assistance, duration and direct transfer

The official scheme notification states that the financial assistance is ₹1,500 per month. It says the assistance may continue for a maximum of five years or until employment or enrolment in another scheme, whichever is earlier. The department presentation similarly describes support until employment or for a maximum of five years, whichever comes first.

The notification says that sanctioned assistance is transferred directly to an Aadhaar-linked bank account held solely by the eligible unemployed youth. The presentation describes Aadhaar-based Direct Benefit Transfer. This explains the payment mechanism, but it is not a promise that every applicant will be approved or paid on a particular date.

For a status-focused reference, readers may use the site’s Yuva Sathi status-check guide. Use the official portal and the application reference details you already hold. Do not publish an Aadhaar number, bank-account number, OTP or other private information in a comment or message.

Documents listed in the official application form

The official application form and department presentation list documents for the application process. These include the Madhyamik or equivalent admit card, the Madhyamik or equivalent marksheet or educational-qualification certificate, Aadhaar card, voter card, and a self-attested copy of the first page of the bank passbook or a cancelled cheque. The form also includes a category-certificate field for applicants claiming SC, ST or OBC status.

The form asks for identity, address, education, occupation, mobile and bank details. It also refers to an Aadhaar-linked bank account held by the eligible applicant. Because the submission window is closed, readers should not assume that the same list will apply to a future notification. A later notice can change documents, format or submission route.

The site’s Yuva Sathi application-form reference can help readers identify the historical form. Download forms only from the official department or portal and check the file date before using one.

How applicants can check status or seek help

The live portal exposes an application-status link and a public-notices route. Readers who submitted an application should start from yubasathi.wb.gov.in, use the public status option and follow the instructions shown there. If the status page changes, the portal’s current notice should take priority over a cached article.

The portal lists the Yuba Sathi Help Desk number as 6292248888 and the email address as yubasathi2026@gmail.com. Contact details can change, so confirm them on the live government page before calling or emailing. A help desk can provide assistance or explain the official route, but an article cannot verify an applicant’s eligibility or guarantee a result.

Readers can also review the site’s payment-status guide and registration-reference page for background. Those pages should be cross-checked with the current portal because registration instructions written during the camp phase may now be historical.

Verification, sanction and live-status rules

The official notification says that applications received at camps would be enquired into by designated officers. After verification, the officer would enter and check the application details and recommend eligible applicants to the sanctioning authority. The District Magistrate is the sanctioning authority in the relevant districts, while the Commissioner of Kolkata Municipal Corporation handles applicants within the Corporation’s jurisdiction.

The notification also states that the beneficiary’s live status is verified once a year. It allows assistance to be stopped or withheld when it was sanctioned on mistaken grounds or when an eligibility condition no longer exists, after the stated process. This is why the scheme should not be described as an unconditional five-year payment.

Common mistakes in old Yuva Sathi guides

The most common mistake is telling readers to visit a camp as if the February 2026 window were still open. The second is presenting ₹1,500 as an automatic payment rather than assistance subject to eligibility, verification and sanction. The third is mixing the scheme-effective date of 1 April 2026 with the earlier application-camp dates.

Another mistake is asking readers to send Aadhaar or bank details to a blog, agent or unverified number. The official form contains sensitive information because it was an application document. That does not make it safe to share those details publicly. Keep identity and bank information private and use only official government channels.

Finally, a camp list is not a beneficiary list. A location, date or form shows how an application was collected. It does not prove approval, payment release or continued eligibility.

The distinction is especially important when search results continue to display pages created during the application period. A dated camp notice can remain useful as a record of the process, but it cannot reopen a government window. The portal’s current announcement is the controlling reference for whether a new submission, correction or modification is accepted. If the portal later publishes a fresh notice, readers should compare its issue date, eligibility wording, document list and submission channel with the older material before taking action. The safest approach is to retain the acknowledgement issued at submission, use the public status route, and contact the listed help desk only through the details shown on the official portal. No third-party article can replace departmental verification or sanction.

Readers can also compare the site’s Yuva Sathi portal guide with the live government page. The guide is secondary background; the government portal remains the source for a current notice, status instruction or help-desk change.

Practical checklist for an applicant today

• Open the live Banglar Yuba Sathi portal and read the current announcement before relying on an old date.
• Recognise 15–26 February 2026, except 22 February, as the historical camp period.
• Use the official status route if you already submitted an application.
• Keep your acknowledgement or application reference private and available for the official status process.
• Do not submit a new form or modification when the government page says the window is closed.
• Confirm help-desk details on the portal before contacting the listed number or email.
• Do not share Aadhaar, bank, OTP or password information with a third party.
• Check a future official notification for any new window, document list or rule change.

Bottom line on the Yuva Sathi Camp List 2026

The Yuva Sathi camp schedule was a February 2026 application route for the Banglar Yuba Sathi scheme. Official material states a ₹1,500 monthly assistance, an age range of 21 to 40 years as on 1 April 2026, Madhyamik or equivalent qualification, West Bengal residence and unemployment conditions, with verification before sanction.

As of the official portal notice used for this update, online application submission has ended and no new application or modification is accepted after the stated closing time. Existing applicants should check status and notices through the government portal or its listed help desk. The article provides public information only and does not guarantee eligibility, approval, payment or a future reopening.