AESL Signs MoUs with Indian Army and Paramilitary Forces

Hyderabad: Aakash Educational Services Limited (AESL), India’s leading test preparatory services provider, has signed multiple Memorandum of understanding (MoUs) with key Indian Army and paramilitary forces including the Border Security Force (BSF), Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), and Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) to enhance educational access and welfare support for personnel and their families across the country.

These collaborations are designed to extend structured scholarships, academic mentoring, career guidance, and nationwide coaching access to serving personnel, veterans, gallantry awardees, disabled members of the forces, and families of martyrs. The purpose of these MoUs (memorandum of understanding) is to remove financial barriers and enhance the academic preparation of students interested in pursuing competitive career paths (such as engineering and medical entrance examinations) by providing academic resources at no cost to those pursuing such careers at a competitive level. 

According to Mr. Chandra Sekhar Garisa Reddy, Managing Director & CEO, Aakash Educational Services Limited, "Anyone who has committed themselves to serving their country should have every available opportunity for their family to grow and develop in a way that they can succeed. Through these partnerships, we hope to expand access to quality academic resources and support our defence families in achieving educational success.

This is another step in creating an opportunity for us to give back to our military community." These initiatives are structured as multi-year programs (ranging from three to five years depending on the MoU) to ensure sustained impact. Across all MoUs, AESL will also provide Academic mentoring and career counselling (both virtual and offline), National-level scholarship and talent identification exams, including ANTHE, Access to AESL centres and defence school facilities for assessments, Long-term engagement programs to ensure continuity in academic support. These initiatives are structured as multi-year programs (ranging from three to five years depending on the MoU) to ensure sustained impact.