Lucknow,

Nov 10 (HS): Financial circumstances will no longer hinder the dreams of

talented youth. The Chief Minister's Abhyudaya Yojana is providing a new ray of

hope for students from low-income groups unable to afford expensive coaching

for competitive exams. Under this initiative of the Social Welfare Department,

19,856 candidates are currently preparing for competitive exams at 157 centers

across the state. Here, they are provided with expert guidance and the

opportunity to prepare for the exam.

Through

the scheme, candidates are being prepared for various competitive examinations

including the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC), Uttar Pradesh Public

Service Commission (UPPSC), NEET, JEE, and SSC. This is particularly beneficial

for those youth who find it difficult to approach private coaching institutes

due to financial constraints. Guidance from experienced teachers, subject-wise

study, and preparation tailored to competitive exams are providing youth with

the opportunity to move forward towards their goals. The impact of the scheme

is now beginning to show in the form of success. So far, 15 candidates have

been selected for JEE Mains, UPPCS Lecturer, and Junior Assistant from three

centers operating in Kanpur.

Minister

of State for Social Welfare (Independent Charge) Asim Arun said that the Chief

Minister's Abhyudaya Yojana aims to provide quality guidance to economically disadvantaged

but talented youth. The government's effort is to ensure that no youth is

deprived of their dreams solely due to financial constraints.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi