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AESL signs MoU with CRPF Family Welfare Association for Scholarships

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July 6, 2025
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Aakash Educational Services Limited (AESL), a known name in test preparatory services, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Central Reserve Police Force Family Welfare Association (CWA) to provide comprehensive academic support, scholarships, and career guidance to the children and families of CRPF personnel across India.

 The MoU was formalised in New Delhi by Shri Pauly P.P., DIG (Welfare), Directorate General, CRPF, representing CWA, and Dr. Yash Pal, Chief Academic and Business Head, AESL. The initiative covers CRPF personnel, including families of martyrs, gallantry awardees, retired officers, and serving personnel, ensuring that no child of a CRPF hero is left behind in the pursuit of academic excellence.

 Commenting on the partnership, Deepak Mehrotra, Managing Director and CEO, AESL, said, “This partnership is our salute to the courage and sacrifice of CRPF families. At AESL, we believe that the children of our nation’s protectors deserve the best opportunities to rise, succeed, and dream fearlessly. Through this initiative, we want to ensure they have every academic advantage, personal support, and mentorship they need to shine.”

 Under this agreement, AESL will provide scholarships and academic benefits at its PAN India centers as follows:

 100% Scholarship (only registration fee applicable) for wards of combat martyrs and personnel deceased in the line of duty.

  • 100% Tuition Fee Waiver for wards ofpersonnel with major disabilities.
  • 22% Additional Tuition Fee Waiver forserving, retired and gallantry awardee personnel, over and above existing AESL scholarship programmes.

 Beyond financial aid, the MoU ensures long-term academic and emotional mentorship. AESL will conduct regular counselling, motivational seminars, and career workshops at all 78 CWA stations and CRPF schools across India, offering clarity, confidence, and direction to CRPF families. These sessions will also be available virtually, ensuring nationwide access and continuity.

 

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