In the first phase, it will be in 18 divisional headquarters of the state, where coaching will be provided physically and online. Officers will also give their time and experts will also be posted there.
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has announced to launch free coaching facility across the state from next month to help students prepare for various competitive examinations. CM Adityanath said during his address on the state’s foundation day, the coaching facility named ‘Abhyudaya’ will start from the upcoming Basant Panchami, the day of worship of Saraswati, the goddess of education. The Chief Minister said “From the day of Basant Panchami, ‘Abhyudaya’, free coaching facility will be started for the students of the state appearing in various competitive examinations”.
“In the first phase, it will be in 18 divisional headquarters of the state, where coaching will be provided physically and online. Officers will also give their time and experts will also be posted there. The Chief Minister said that educational infrastructure of various universities and colleges will be used to provide free coaching to students in the state, for which a panel will also be formed.
“The classes will be conducted physically as well as virtual and will be guided for various exams like NEET , IIT JEE, NDA, CDS or UPSC etc. CM Adityanath said, the coaching centers will give a new platform to the youth and inspire them to take a new flight and take it to new heights. Also Read: Sarkari Naukri 2021: Big opportunity to serve the country through Indian Army, Navy and Air Force, see details of recruits
Recalling his promise of last year, the Chief Minister announced the provision of free coaching that no student of Uttar Pradesh will have to go out of the state for coaching in other states. The chief minister promised to fight the challenge of bringing more than 30,000 students back to UP in Rajasthan’s Kota, where he was taking coaching for various competitive examinations amid the outbreak of Covid-19.
