Frequently Asked Questions

Bharat Assets Protection Institute™ (B.A.P-I) is a research and policy institute for critical infrastructure, strategic manufacturing and supply chain resilience. Its work is organised into twelve Research Focus clusters and their sectors, and carried out through National Mission Centres, publications, interface programmes and partnerships. See About B.A.P-I.

The institute has its leadership and governance bodies, twelve National Mission Centres linked to the national interest domains, a Research Council, and an ecosystem of researchers, partners and companions. See Leadership and Organisation and National Mission Centres.

The Viswaguru Project (Bharat National Resilience Mission) is the institute's framework for understanding, assessing and strengthening national resilience across six focus areas and four resilience metrics. See The Viswaguru Project.

Bharat Assets Publications include journals, books and monographs, occasional papers, proceedings and reports, and web publications such as editorials, policy briefs and research papers. See Bharat Assets Publications.

Read the guidance on Write with us and Publish with us, then register as an author through the Join B.A.P-I window. Every submission goes through editorial review before release.

Material may be quoted with full citation. Reproduction of substantial parts, translation or commercial use needs written permission from the institute. See Intellectual property and Rules and Regulations.

Open Research Focus, choose a cluster and then a sector. Each sector page lists its articles and related publications.

Governments, institutions, universities, think tanks and companies can propose a partnership through the Join B.A.P-I window. The partnership tracks are described on Global Partnerships.

The Bharat Assets Resilience Consortium is the institute's membership network across government, industry, academia and professional domains. See BHARAT-ARC.

Through CSR, donations and sponsorship, or as a Resource Support Companion. See CSR, Donations and Sponsorships and Resource Support Companions.

Yes. Research and field internships are described on Internship Programmes. Apply through the Join B.A.P-I window.

A three-stage certification pathway that moves from foundational skills, through supervised real-world exposure, to validated professional certification. See Skill-Building and Placement.

Register as a researcher or fellow through the Join B.A.P-I window. The office reviews each registration and routes it to the right Centre or programme. Appointed staff posts are listed separately under Careers.

Capstone, BNRI-aligned, professional, skill-building and facility survey certificates, each with the embossed institute seal. See Certifications.

Each category of recognition has its own criteria and review. See Recognition and Accreditation.

Write to the institute with the certificate holder's name and the certificate reference, and the office will confirm its status.

Please write to the institute with the page address and a short description. Corrections are made as quickly as possible.

Use Log in. If you do not have an account yet, register through the Join B.A.P-I window first.

The institute aims to meet common accessibility standards. See the Accessibility Statement to report a barrier.