Mizoram: Assam Rifles to run free coaching centre for medical, engineering aspirants
Press Trust of India | July 21, 2023 | 10:14 PM IST | 1 min read
Assam Rifles will also give free accommodation to 30 meritorious students from poor financial backgrounds. The project will launch in September.
AIZAWL : Assam Rifles on Friday announced it will run a free coaching centre in Aizawl for 30 students from poor financial backgrounds to prepare them for medical and engineering examinations. Inspector General of Assam Rifles V K Nambiar told reporters that free accommodation will also be provided to the students. He said the project is expected to be launched in September and tutors will be brought from outside the state.
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"Thirty meritorious students preferably from poor financial backgrounds will be selected and provided with free coaching for medical and engineering examinations. Initially, the classes will be run for one batch and depending on its outcome, it will be continued for the next batch," he said. "The project is expected to be launched in September although modalities and eligibility criteria are yet to be worked out," Nambiar added.
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