Deepstambh Foundation has announced a special initiative to support students from disadvantaged backgrounds by launching the Manobal Entrance Examination 2026.

The foundation aims to break common myths that persons with disabilities (PwDs), orphan students, transgender individuals, and those from low-income families cannot succeed in competitive exams like UPSC or MPSC. Through this initiative, it wants to give equal opportunities to all deserving candidates.

Deepstambh Foundation is offering free residential coaching to selected students at its centres in Jalgaon, Pune, and Delhi. The coaching will cover various competitive exams such as UPSC, MPSC, banking, CLAT, MBA, CUET, and CET. Students will also have the option of online coaching for better access.

Special support will be provided to students with disabilities, including Indian Sign Language (ISL) interpreters and accessible study material for Deaf students. Along with academic coaching, students will receive expert guidance and psychological counselling to help them prepare effectively.

The offline Manobal Entrance Examination will be held on 5 June 2026 across major cities in India, and the last date to register is 1 June 2026.

In addition, the foundation will conduct another entrance exam on 21 June 2026 for MPSC Combine Group B and C, as well as Saralseva recruitment exams across Maharashtra. The last date for registration for these exams is 16 June 2026.

Interested candidates can apply online through the official website of Deepstambh Foundation or contact the organisation via WhatsApp for more details.

The Manobal initiative focuses not just on exams, but on building confidence and independence among students. With free coaching, safe accommodation, and proper guidance, the programme offers a valuable opportunity for many to achieve their dreams and build a better future.

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• deepstambh foundation
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