State plans to start residential training centre in Delhi for competitive exam aspirants
The State government plans to establish a residential training centre in Delhi for youth preparing for competitive exams. This initiative aims to support candidates from economically disadvantaged backgrounds. The Minister emphasized the importance of education and the state's commitment to enhancing school facilities.
- ▪The residential training centre will cater to youth aspiring for Civil Services and Defence examinations.
- ▪Two candidates from each taluk will be provided accommodation and study opportunities.
- ▪The initiative aims to assist candidates from poor and rural areas in accessing coaching in the national capital.
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The State government will construct a residential training centre in Delhi for youth who aspire to take competitive examinations like the Civil Services and Defence examinations, Public Works Minister Satish Jarkiholi said in Belagavi on Sunday.This will benefit candidates from poor and rural areas trying to find coaching in the national capital. Two candidates from each taluk of the districts will be provided with an opportunity to stay and study, the Minister said.He was speaking after felicitating over 280 meritorious students from across Belagavi and Chikkodi districts who performed well in the SSLC and PU examinations at the Suvarna Soudha here.The district administration and the Zilla Panchayat organised the event where four youth who cleared various UPSC examinations were also…
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