The Pradhan Mantri Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan (PM-USHA) is an initiative by the Indian government that aims to enhance the quality and accessibility of higher education institutions across the country. The program provides financial assistance to universities and colleges for infrastructure development, faculty training, and research projects. Below is the list of some key institutions that have received funding under the PM-USHA scheme.
Major Institutions Funded
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Indian Institute of Technology (IITs)
IITs across various states received funding for research and innovation projects. This includes grants for building state-of-the-art laboratories and developing interdisciplinary research centers.
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University of Delhi
Funds were allocated to improve infrastructure facilities and to promote research activities within the university’s science and technology departments.
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Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU)
JNU was provided with financial assistance to expand its academic programs and research initiatives focusing on social sciences and foreign languages.
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National Institutes of Technology (NITs)
NITs benefitted from the PM-USHA scheme through improved campus facilities, provision of cutting-edge technology, and enhancement of educational resources.
Objectives of PM-USHA
The primary objectives of the PM-USHA scheme are:
- Enhancing the quality of higher education by ensuring that infrastructure and faculty are of the highest standards.
- Increasing access to quality education for all sections of society.
- Promoting a culture of research and innovation within higher education institutions.
- Developing skilled manpower that can contribute to national and global challenges.
Contact Information
For further information regarding the PM-USHA scheme or queries related to the funded institutions, please contact the Ministry of Education via the methods below:
- Email: info@education.gov.in
- Phone: +91 11 2330 1900
- Official Website: Ministry of Education, Government of India
