Empowering Meghalaya's Youth: CM-INSPIRE Scheme Launched
The Meghalaya government launched 'CM-INSPIRE', a financial assistance scheme for aspiring civil servants. Successful candidates in the UPSC Civil Services Preliminary and Mains exams will receive Rs 50,000 and Rs 1 lakh, respectively. The scheme aims to increase state representation in civil services by reducing financial barriers.
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The Meghalaya government has unveiled the CM-INSPIRE scheme, offering financial support to aspiring civil servants who excel in the UPSC exams.
The initiative, announced by Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma, provides Rs 50,000 to those clearing preliminary exams and Rs 1 lakh for mains qualifiers. It aims to enhance Meghalaya's representation in civil services.
Applicants can apply for assistance through the Meghalaya Administrative Training Institute, ensuring financial constraints don't hinder qualified candidates.
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