
Dungarpur Nagar Parishad has started free coaching classes for economically weak youth preparing for competitive exams. The classes began at the Sundar Singh Bhandari auditorium, with the opening ceremony led by state cleanliness brand ambassador K.K. Gupta, council president Sushila Gupta, and vice president Anil Patel.
President Sushila Gupta said many talented youth cannot afford expensive private coaching due to financial constraints. The initiative aims to give such youth a chance in government service. In the first phase, preparation will be done for the CET exam scheduled in December. Gupta said free classes would also be run for other government recruitments in future.
Chief guest K.K. Gupta praised the president's initiative and urged youth to take advantage of the facility and study diligently to fulfill their dreams.
The free coaching addresses a clear barrier: private coaching costs, which often exclude talented youth from poorer families. By centering the first phase on the December CET exam, the council has set a concrete, measurable target. The initiative's impact will depend on whether the classes actually reach those most in need, and whether the city council extends them beyond CET to other recruitments as promised. Sushila Gupta's statement suggests a broader plan, but the source leaves details like student capacity, syllabus coverage, and faculty unspecified. The next step to watch is the December CET exam and whether the council follows through on expanding the classes.
The move is a direct intervention in a common problem in small towns, where aspirants often rely on private coaching to crack state exams.
Source: bhaskar.com
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