CM’s Abhyuday Yojana helps 10 aspirants clear RO/ARO exam

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Lucknow: Ten candidates, including nine men and one woman, who prepared under the Chief Minister’s Abhyuday Yojana have made it to the final list of the Review Officer and Assistant Review Officer (RO/ARO) examination, the results of which were declared recently.

In the examination conducted by the Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission, Vishesh Prajapati from Saharanpur secured the 37th rank in his first attempt. He said he had prepared for just over two years under the Abhyuday Yojana, where he received free coaching, a disciplined environment, and proper food facilities. “The Abhyuday Yojana not only strengthened me academically but also enhanced my confidence, enabling me to move towards my goal with full focus,” he said.

Deepesh Kumar Khare, a native of Mahoba, said, “I came to know about the scheme through a notification. Patience, consistent practice, and learning from one’s mistakes are essential for success in any competitive examination.”

Deputy director of the social welfare department, Anand Kumar Singh, said the number of aspirants joining the scheme is increasing every year, reflecting its popularity and success. The scheme, he added, aims to provide free coaching for several important competitive examinations to economically weaker yet meritorious students.
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