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Odisha Free Education Scheme Enrolment Hits 1.79 Lakh with 14,758 New UG Admissions
✍️ India Today
🗓 08 Nov 2026, 10:37 AM
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Odisha's free education initiative has recorded 14,758 new undergraduate admissions, pushing the total enrolment figure to 1.79 lakh students.
The Government of Odisha has reported significant growth in its free education scheme, with the total number of enrolled students reaching 1.79 lakh. This milestone reflects the increasing participation of students in the state's initiative to provide higher education without financial burden.
According to recent data, 14,758 new undergraduate (UG) admissions have been added to the scheme. This substantial increase indicates a strong uptake among young students seeking affordable educational opportunities within the state.
The scheme aims to make higher education accessible to a broader demographic by covering tuition fees and other related costs. The rise in enrolment figures suggests that the policy is effectively reaching its target audience.
State authorities view this increase in undergraduate admissions as a positive indicator of the scheme's impact on educational access. The focus remains on maintaining the quality of education while expanding the reach of these financial support measures.
According to recent data, 14,758 new undergraduate (UG) admissions have been added to the scheme. This substantial increase indicates a strong uptake among young students seeking affordable educational opportunities within the state.
The scheme aims to make higher education accessible to a broader demographic by covering tuition fees and other related costs. The rise in enrolment figures suggests that the policy is effectively reaching its target audience.
State authorities view this increase in undergraduate admissions as a positive indicator of the scheme's impact on educational access. The focus remains on maintaining the quality of education while expanding the reach of these financial support measures.