Pragyan Bharati Scheme Opens Doors to Higher Education for Assam’s Students

Over ₹1,000 crore invested and ₹126 crore set aside this year, the state ensures college admissions remain free for every deserving learner.
Image of the Pragyan Bharati Scheme poster
Image of the Pragyan Bharati Scheme poster
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Guwahati: The Government of Assam has reaffirmed its commitment to free higher education through the Pragyan Bharati Scheme, which provides cost-free admission to students in colleges and universities across the state.

Over ₹1,000 crore has been spent on the programme so far, with an additional ₹126 crore earmarked for the current year. The initiative covers admission fees for higher secondary, degree, and postgraduate courses in government institutions and also provides book grants and financial incentives to meritorious students.

Officials said the scheme was launched to remove financial barriers that prevent deserving students from pursuing higher studies. It has already enabled thousands of young people especially from economically weaker and rural families to continue their education without debt or stress.

The Pragyan Bharati Scheme has become a symbol of the state’s commitment to educational equity, ensuring that every talented student in Assam has the opportunity to learn, grow, and contribute to society.

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