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UP govt invites applications for CM Fellowship Programme Scheme aims to connect the youth with government policymaking, project implementation

Lucknow – In order to appoint one research scholar for each of the 100 backward blocks of the state to undertake research and development work, the Uttar Pradesh government has invited applications from eligible candidates for one-year Chief Minister’s Fellowship Programme in the state.

The state Cabinet on July 19 gave its nod to launch Mukhyamantri Fellowship Programme,which aims to connect the youth with government policymaking, management, project implementation and monitoring.

The applications for the fellowship programme will be accepted from August 10 to August 24. The applicant should be of 40 years of age or less, must be proficient in reading and writing in Hindi as they will be posted in rural parts of the state.

As per the qualifying criteria, an applicant must have completed graduation with at least 60% marks in first class from a reputed university or institute. Those possessing a Diploma in Rural Development, Environment & Climate, Banking & Finance, Public Policy, Education, Health, Sanitation & Skill Development, Energy, Tourism & Culture, Artificial Intelligence, I.T. Bio-Technology, among others can also apply.

The applicants must also have excellent computer skills, ability to work on Information and Communication Technology applications and good communication skills.

To apply, the applicants must log on to http://cmfellowship.upsdc.gov.in/.A 500-word statement of purpose will also have to be submitted.

Each candidate will be marked on a scale of 75 which will include 50 marks for objective screening and 25 in interview.

Applicants will be given points on the basis of their educational qualification, degree, any national or international award, any special achievement, voluntary work, work experience etc.

With a salary of Rs 30,000 per month to each fellow along with travel allowance of Rs 10,000 per month and a one-time payment of Rs 15,000 for a tablet, the government is anticipating an expenditure of Rs 5.58 crore on the scheme.

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