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President Solih Expands Higher Education Opportunities with Merit Scholarships
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih announced the introduction of merit scholarships this year to expand higher education opportunities, speaking at an award ceremony honouring top performers of the 2022 GCE Advanced Level examination. He also said the government has provided free Bachelor's Degree opportunities to 17,000 students and allocated over MVR 528 million for scholarships.
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President Solih Expands Higher Education Opportunities with Merit Scholarships
17 students students presented with President's Scholarship award letters
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17 studentsstudents presented with President's Scholarship award lettersMaldives RepublicPresident Solih personally presented the President’s Scholarship award letters to 17 students who excelled in the GCE Advanced Level examinations.
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18 recipientsrecipients awarded High Achievers' Scholarship letters at the ceremonyMaldives Republicthe First Lady awarded scholarship letters to 18 recipients of the High Achievers’ Scholarship, out of a total of 138 awardees.
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138 awardeestotal High Achievers' Scholarship awardeesMaldives Republicthe First Lady awarded scholarship letters to 18 recipients of the High Achievers’ Scholarship, out of a total of 138 awardees.
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17,000 studentsstudents given free Bachelor's Degree opportunitiesMaldives Republicthe government has provided free Bachelor’s Degree opportunities to 17,000 students, with an expenditure of MVR 567 million.
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MVR 567 millionexpenditure on free Bachelor's Degree opportunitiesMaldives Republicthe government has provided free Bachelor’s Degree opportunities to 17,000 students, with an expenditure of MVR 567 million.
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418 studentsstudents supported studying abroad through scholarships and grantsMaldives Republicthe government is currently supporting 418 students studying in 25 different countries through its scholarships and grants from other nations.
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25 countriescountries in which supported students studyMaldives Republicthe government is currently supporting 418 students studying in 25 different countries through its scholarships and grants from other nations.
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over MVR 528 millionamount allocated for scholarshipsMaldives Republichis administration has allocated over MVR 528 million for scholarships and nearly a billion MVR in student loans, benefiting 1,986 students.
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1,986 studentsstudents benefiting from scholarships and student loansMaldives Republichis administration has allocated over MVR 528 million for scholarships and nearly a billion MVR in student loans, benefiting 1,986 students.
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