Union Education Minister Pralhad Joshi reviewed the implementation of the Prime Minister’s initiative to provide free online coaching to youth preparing for competitive examinations.
Joshi held a meeting with senior officials of the Department of Higher Education to assess the progress of the initiative and discuss measures to strengthen its implementation.
The programme aims to create a robust national digital platform offering high-quality learning content, expert guidance and structured preparation strategies to students across the country. By providing these resources online, the initiative seeks to make quality competitive-exam preparation more accessible to students, irrespective of their location or financial background.
The Education Minister emphasised the importance of ensuring that the platform delivers reliable and useful learning resources to young aspirants. The initiative is expected to support students preparing for various competitive examinations by providing them with access to structured study material and expert-led guidance.
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The government’s move is aimed at reducing barriers to competitive-exam preparation and expanding access to quality educational resources through digital platforms.
The review comes as the Centre continues to focus on using technology and digital learning to widen educational opportunities for young people across India.
