Bhagwant Mann, the chief minister of Punjab, has announced the opening of eight cutting-edge training facilities to offer instruction for prospective UPSC exam aspirants. Mann is worried about the decreasing number of applicants from Punjab appearing in central services exams, particularly UPSC exams. He wants to buck this trend by providing top-notch coaching to the state’s bright young people.

Aiming To Improve Candidates’ Success

Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann recently voiced his concerns on the declining number of Punjabi candidates passing the UPSC exams during a meeting. He ascribed the loss to two main causes: the desire of young people to seek out chances abroad and a lack of top-notch coaching facilities in the state. Mann’s government is dedicated to creating cutting-edge training facilities to provide free and excellent coaching to UPSC hopefuls in an effort to remedy this problem.

Empowering Youth To Become Officers

The proposed centres would train individuals for coveted jobs in the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Police Service (IPS), Indian Revenue Service (IRS), and other significant organisations. Punjab has a long history of generating outstanding bureaucrats who have made important contributions to the socioeconomic growth of the nation.

Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann hopes to foster a new generation of competent and dedicated officers through these training facilities who can serve the country with commitment and excellence.

Equity Of Opportunities Ensured

These training institutions would be crucial in granting equal opportunity to eligible candidates, helping the state achieve its goal of empowering Punjabi youth to hold top positions and contribute to the development of the country.

To ensure that candidates can perform to their full potential in UPSC exams, the government aims to provide free, high-quality training. To further assist UPSC hopefuls across Punjab, the government is also looking into the introduction of online training.