In a major push towards creating equal opportunities, the Indian government has launched a transformative initiative aimed at supporting 1.25 lakh aspirants preparing for competitive exams.
Designed specifically for individuals from economically weaker sections, the program offers financial assistance, coaching, and mentorship to help candidates excel in various competitive exams, ensuring they have the resources to succeed.
Union Minister for Education, Dharmendra Pradhan highlighted the government's dedication to empowering talented individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds. The program aims to make education more accessible to those who face financial challenges, enabling them to pursue their dreams without barriers.
The government’s initiative includes several key features designed to provide comprehensive support to aspiring candidates:
The program offers financial aid to cover essential expenses such as exam fees, study materials, and other related costs, removing financial obstacles for deserving aspirants. Online and offline coaching options will provide personalized guidance from experienced mentors, and helping candidates stay focused and prepared. Aspirants will receive high-quality study materials, access to online courses, and other resources to ensure thorough exam preparation. Counselling services will help candidates manage exam-related stress, while expert exam strategies will be shared to enhance their performance.
To be eligible for this program, candidates must meet the following criteria:
- Age: Between 18-35 years
- Educational Qualification: Graduation or equivalent
- Income Limit: Candidates from economically weaker sections or those below the poverty line can apply.
According to reports of India TV News, applications can be submitted online through the official website, and candidates will be selected based on merit and eligibility. The government has partnered with leading educational institutions and organisations to provide quality coaching and resources. The initiative aims to create equal opportunities, support talented individuals, and enhance employability by providing the resources needed for success in competitive exams.