Central University of Rajasthan establishes first learner support centre in Jaipur
The Central University of Rajasthan has opened its first learner support centre at a women's college in Jaipur to expand access to distance and online education. This initiative is part of the university's broader goal to make higher education more accessible to working professionals and students.
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The expansion of distance learning infrastructure is crucial for increasing higher education enrollment rates and providing flexible learning opportunities in India.
The Central University of Rajasthan has established its first learner support centre at a women’s college in Jaipur to promote the open and distance learning (ODL) and online modes for half a dozen academic programmes. The centre will expand access to higher education and provide academic support to learners.
The university, headquartered at Bandar Sindri in Ajmer district, has recently secured the 79th position in the Nature Index 2026 Research Leaders ranking, having been included among India’s top 100 institutions.
A memorandum of understanding was signed between Central University of Rajasthan’s Registrar Amardeep Sharma and Kanoria P.G. Women’s College Principal Seema Agrawal on the university campus, formally recognising the college as the first centre for the ODL and online courses.
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