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Odisha’s KG to PG free education scheme boosts college admissions by 14,758

Odisha’s KG to PG free education scheme boosts college admissions by 14,758

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  • center · 1 outlet

    Bhubaneswar: Odisha government’s KG to PG free education scheme has resulted in a significant increase in enrolment across the state, with 14,758 more students taking admission in regular undergraduate courses during the current academic season as compared to the previous year, a minister said. The…

    — Orissa Post

  • right · 1 outlet

    Kalahandi and Koraput recorded the highest admission rates among aspirational districts, while the state also announced new posts in colleges and universities

    — The Hindu BusinessLine

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Kalahandi and Koraput recorded the highest admission rates among aspirational districts, while the state also announced new posts in colleges and universities

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Odisha’s KG to PG free education scheme boosts college admissions by 14,758

Kalahandi and Koraput recorded the highest admission rates among aspirational districts, while the state also announced new posts in colleges and universities

Orissa Post Center Eastern Media Ltd (Sambad Group)

KG to PG free education scheme boosts enrolment in undergraduate courses: Odisha minister

Bhubaneswar: Odisha government’s KG to PG free education scheme has resulted in a significant increase in enrolment across the state, with 14,758 more students taking admission in regular undergraduate courses during the current academic season as compared to the previous year, a minister said. The…

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