The Mukhyamantri Abhyudaya Yojana, launched by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, is offering free coaching to economically disadvantaged students, ensuring access to quality preparation for prestigious exams like UPSC and UPPSC.
The scheme, which has been a game-changer for underprivileged students since 2021, has already supported over 82,209 students, helping 700 successfully pass competitive exams. It also covers medical and engineering entrance exams. Currently, 156 centres across the state provide free, high-quality instruction, with the highest number of centres in Lucknow (11).
The program’s popularity is soaring, as revealed by the surge in student registration. In 2021-22, 6,000 students enrolled, increasing to 25,380 in 2022-23. In the current 2023-24 session, 27,634 students registered, while 23,195 students have signed up for 2024-25 so far, according to Kumar Prashant, Director of Social Welfare.
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With centres operating under the guidance of the Abhyudaya Secretariat in Lucknow, this initiative continues to open doors for students from economically weaker sections, enabling them to pursue their aspirations in various competitive fields.
