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Odisha to spend ₹5,467 crore for free education from KG to PG over next five years

Aimed at making quality education more accessible, equitable and affordable for students, the scheme says eligible students admitted to regular mode courses in government and government-aided institutions will be provided complete waiver of admission fees.

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