The chief minister of Rajasthan meets with deserving indigenous kids in Udaipur.
Udaipur, May 3 (PTI) On Wednesday evening, Ashok Gehlot, the chief minister of Rajasthan, spoke
with deserving indigenous students.
The students spoke with him about their future career goals and congratulated him for initiatives like
the Anuprati tutoring Scheme, which offers free tutoring for civil service, engineering, and medical
entrance test preparation. On Wednesday night, the engagement program took place in the Udaipur
Municipal Corporation’s auditorium.
According to Gehlot, the state administration is sensitive and committed to the subject of education
and to giving kids chances to develop.
In Rajasthan, he claimed, 250 colleges had opened in the last 70 years, whereas his administration has
opened more than 300 institutions in the previous five years.
According to the chief minister, the Anuprati Coaching Scheme now has 30,000 beneficiaries, up
from 15,000 previously, helping more youngsters launch their careers.
Gehlot gushed during the conversation about how pleased he was with the pupils’ assurance.
The personality of the students receiving coaching here under the Mukhyamantri Anuprati Coaching
Scheme, according to him, has much improved, and they have been given the chance to do something
with their lives.
He claimed that the Tribal Area Development Department currently offers free NEET coaching to 200
lady students.
Gehlot said that the school in the Dungarpur area of Punawada would be upgraded to the Senior
Secondary level in response to a girl student’s request.
CM celebrated his birthday by receiving Shrinathji’s Prasad.
During this time, CM Gehlot announced that the Punawada school in Dungarpur district would be
upgraded to Senior Secondary level in response to the desire of female students. On this occasion, the
Chief Minister celebrated his birthday just by accepting Shrinathji’s Prasad. The female students in the
program also sang a song to wish the Chief Minister a happy birthday.
Anuprati Coaching Yojana
The Rajasthan government intends to spend more than Rs 17 crore on the “Mukhyamantri Anuprati
Coaching Yojana” in the fiscal year 2022-2023. Students are given free coaching for competitive
exams under this scheme. The budget outlay for this fiscal year is larger than the Rs 3.5 crore outlay
for 2021-22.
Important information about the Mukhyamantri Anuprati Coaching Yojana-
Mukhyamantri Anuprati Coaching Yojana was introduced by Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot
in 2021-22.
This scheme was created since many deserving students are unable to attend coaching classes and
hence fall behind in competitive examinations owing to a lack of funds.
The scheme provides meritorious students with free coaching from famous coaching students,
allowing them to pursue their aspirations.
The administration has boosted both the funding and the number of seats to 15,000 as well.
Government funding for boarding and lodging amounts to an additional Rs 40,000 per year if the
student is assigned to a coaching centre in another city.
Benefits provided by the plan;
Students from scheduled castes, scheduled tribes, minorities, other economically and socially
disadvantaged sections, and students with special needs are eligible for free coaching if their family’s
yearly income is less than Rs 8 lakh.
As part of the program, students are prepared for a variety of competitive exams, such as the entrance
exams for medical schools, the IIT JEE, the Rajasthan Administrative Service, the Rajasthan
Eligibility Examination for Teachers (REET), and the Rajasthan State Subordinate Service Combined
Competitive Examination.
