In a significant move to support students, the Assam government has announced financial assistance of ₹300 per month for six months to all Class 10 students.
This initiative aims to help students afford tuition and enhance their academic performance ahead of their matriculation exams.
Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma made the announcement on April 1, 2025, during a public event.
The scheme is designed to provide financial relief to students and their families, ensuring they receive additional educational support to excel in their studies.
Taking to X (formerly Twitter), CM Sarma shared the news with students, writing, "For all my Bhagins in Class 10, soon we will credit ₹300/month for 6 months to matriculation candidates so that they can take tuitions and perform better in their exams."
He also posted a video of the announcement, emphasizing the government's commitment to student welfare.
For all my Bhagins in Class 10,
— Himanta Biswa Sarma (@himantabiswa) April 1, 2025
Soon we will credit ₹300/ month for 6 months to matriculation candidates from poor families so that they can take tuitions and perform better in their exams. pic.twitter.com/KdNwMWo6TD
This initiative is expected to benefit thousands of students across the state, particularly those from economically weaker backgrounds.
The financial aid will help them access better tuition facilities and improve their preparation for the crucial Class 10 board exams.
The move has been widely appreciated by students, parents, and educators, who believe it will have a positive impact on academic performance.
The government is expected to release further details regarding the distribution process and eligibility criteria in the coming days.
With education being a key focus of the Assam government, this scheme marks another step toward empowering students and ensuring equal learning opportunities for all.