The Rajasthan government will provide free education up to class 12 in private schools. The Chief Minister has approved the proposal to reimburse the fees of the students studying under the Right To Education and 46 crores will be spent on this.
A group of students from various regions of the state met with Ashok Gehlot at his residence. The Chief Minister emphasized the importance of education in Rajasthan and discussed the various provisions and schemes that have been established for the youth.
In adherence to the Right to Education Act, Govt will be providing free education to students from economically weaker sections (EWS) who are enrolled under the 25% quota in private schools, up to Class 12.
Ashok Gehlot said that the youth are the future of the country and the state government is working determinedly for the youth and students. Education is one of the main priorities of the state government. The quality of human resource develops in society only through good education.
Under Anuprati Coaching Scheme, free coaching classes will be provided for competitive exams to 30,000 students. Additionally, the Chief Minister of Rajasthan announced the construction of the Nehru Youth Transit Hostel and Facilitation Center in Delhi for students who are preparing for competitive exams. This center will provide a place to stay for these students.
The government has also taken steps to support the education and development of youth. This includes a 3-year scholarship program for research scholars, which will provide a monthly stipend of Rs 20,000. The state has allocated Rs 50 crore to improve the infrastructure and facilities at Rajasthan University.
Furthermore, the Rajiv Gandhi Scholarship for Academic Excellence has been established to enable 500 students to receive free education abroad. These efforts demonstrate the state's commitment to investing in the education and future of its youth.
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