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Zero-fee admission for 1.85 lakh undergraduate students in Assam: CM

Zero-fee admission for 1.85 lakh undergraduate students in Assam: CM
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The Assam government has provided fee waivers to over 1.85 lakh undergraduate students to improve access to higher education. Officials noted that this initiative is part of a broader effort to increase the state's gross enrolment ratio in line with national education goals.

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State-funded education initiatives are crucial for increasing social mobility and meeting national targets for higher education participation.

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More than 1.85 lakh students in Assam secured admission for undergraduate courses without paying any fee, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said on Friday (June 19, 2026).

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