The Higher Education Department's exhibition at the Rajyotsav became a centre of attraction for the youth, showcasing a unique glimpse of knowledge, innovation and technology.
Young people thronged the university stalls, learning about modern education, digital facilities and new employment opportunities.
Initiatives like PM-USHA, Centre of Excellence, Academic Bank of Credit and DigiLocker were appreciated by the youth
Under the leadership of Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Dev Sai, providing quality, modern and employment-oriented higher education to the youth is our priority - Higher Education Minister Shri Tank Ram Verma
Raipur, November 2026: The Higher Education Department's exhibition at the Chhattisgarh State Festival held in Nava Raipur has become an important center of knowledge and guidance, attracting youth, students, and parents. Stalls set up by various universities in the state offer glimpses of modern education, digital technology, innovation, research, skill development, and employment opportunities. The youth who have come to the State Festival are enthusiastically perusing the exhibition, learning about the changes taking place in the field of higher education and learning about plans for their bright future.
The exhibition's unique feature is that it provides students with information about the courses, academic activities, research, technical facilities, and career opportunities offered by various universities within a single campus. This provides young people, especially those from rural and remote areas, with an opportunity to explore better options for higher education.
One place to get important information about higher education and building your future
Young people Abhishek Kumar Sahu and Dr. S.R. Kamlesh, who visited the exhibition, praised the Higher Education Department's initiative. They said that the availability of information on university activities and government educational schemes in one place during the Rajyotsav is extremely beneficial for students. The expansion of digital facilities will benefit students, especially those in rural areas, and make higher education more convenient. Similarly, a large number of young people, including Vinod Kumar, Tushar, Aaradhya, Neeraj Kumar, Riya, Mahendra, Vishal, Shivam, Harsh, Pavitra, Umakant, Suman Agarwal, Kunal, Sanjay, and Rajkumar, who visited the exhibition, showed interest in the university stalls. Vishal, Harsh, Pavitra, Umakant, Suman Agarwal, Kunal, Sanjay, and Rajkumar expressed their interest in the university stalls. In today's competitive era, technical knowledge and practical skills, along with quality education, are essential. This exhibition by the Higher Education Department is inspiring students to pursue their interests and abilities.
Digital education and innovation are changing the face of higher education
Information on the Pradhan Mantri Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan (PM-USHA), Centers of Excellence, Academic Bank of Credit (ABC), DigiLocker, and other digital educational facilities remained a particular highlight at the Higher Education Department's exhibition. Through PM-USHA, efforts are being made to strengthen infrastructure and educational quality in higher education institutions. Centers of Excellence promote modern teaching, research, and innovation in colleges. The Academic Bank of Credit facilitates digital management of students' academic credits, and DigiLocker facilitates the safekeeping and retrieval of academic documents as needed. The youth's interest in these initiatives demonstrates the new generation's awareness of modern technology-based education and employment opportunities.
