"Amid all of the unrest in the campus, we should take every small initiative (for) those who aspire to be in the JNU... These classes will be given free of cost to students belonging to economically weak and deprived sections," Rama Naga, the former Joint Secretary of JNUSU, said in a Facebook post on Sunday.
The programme will start from April 5 and interested candidates can register themselves for the tuition at the JNUSU office in the campus. The classes will continue till first week of May.
The union has also asked the senior students to volunteer to tutor the aspirants for the preparatory exams.
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