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Manidhaneyam IAS Academy Announces Free UPSC Mains Coaching and Scholarships for Prelims 2026 Qualifiers

78 Candidates Clear UPSC Prelims from Manidhaneyam IAS Academy; Free Mains Coaching Announced
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Chennai: In a significant initiative aimed at supporting civil services aspirants, Manidhaneyam IAS Academy has announced free coaching and scholarship assistance for candidates who have successfully cleared the UPSC Civil Services Preliminary Examination 2026 and are preparing for the highly competitive Civil Services Main Examination.

The announcement came shortly after the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) declared the results of the Civil Services Preliminary Examination 2026, in which 13,343 candidates qualified for the next stage of the examination process.

Free Coaching for UPSC Mains Aspirants

According to a press release issued by the academy, all successful candidates who have qualified for the Civil Services Main Examination can avail themselves of free coaching support through the institution.

The academy stated that the initiative is intended to help deserving candidates prepare effectively for the Mains examination, which is considered one of the most challenging stages of the UPSC selection process.

The programme will provide structured guidance, expert mentoring, answer-writing practice, and examination-oriented preparation to help candidates improve their performance in the upcoming Mains examination.

Read also: UPSC Prelims Result 2026 Declared: 13,343 Candidates Qualify for Civil Services Mains; Check Results Here

78 Academy Students Clear UPSC Prelims 2026

Manidhaneyam IAS Academy also announced that 78 candidates who underwent free coaching at the academy have successfully cleared the UPSC Civil Services Preliminary Examination 2026.

The achievement has been viewed as a significant milestone for the institution, which has built a reputation for providing quality civil services coaching and support to aspirants, particularly those from economically weaker backgrounds.

The academy noted that the success of these candidates reflects the effectiveness of its training methodology and mentorship programmes.

Scholarship Support for Qualified Candidates

Along with free coaching, the academy has also announced scholarship assistance for eligible candidates preparing for the Mains examination.

Officials said the initiative is aimed at reducing the financial burden on aspirants and ensuring that deserving candidates are able to focus entirely on their preparation without economic constraints.

The scholarship programme is expected to benefit a large number of UPSC aspirants who have successfully crossed the Preliminary Examination stage.

Focus on Equal Opportunities

Manidhaneyam IAS Academy has been known for its efforts to make civil services preparation accessible to students from diverse social and economic backgrounds.

The institution’s latest initiative aligns with its long-standing objective of providing quality educational opportunities and encouraging talented candidates to pursue careers in public service.

Academy officials stated that civil services aspirants often require intensive support after clearing the prelims, as the Mains examination demands deeper conceptual understanding, analytical writing skills, and comprehensive subject preparation.

How Candidates Can Apply

Candidates who have qualified for the UPSC Civil Services Main Examination 2026 and wish to avail the free coaching programme may contact the academy through the following channels:

Phone Numbers:

  • 044-24358373
  • 044-24330095
  • 9840439393
  • 8428431107

Website:
Manidhaneyam IAS Academy

Interested candidates can reach out to the academy for details regarding enrollment, scholarship eligibility, schedules, and course structure.

UPSC Mains Preparation Gains Momentum

With the declaration of the UPSC Prelims 2026 results, the focus of qualified candidates has now shifted to the Civil Services Main Examination, which will determine who advances to the personality test and interview stage.

Institutions such as Manidhaneyam IAS Academy are expected to play a crucial role in supporting candidates during this critical phase of preparation.

The academy’s decision to provide free coaching and scholarships is likely to benefit many aspirants and contribute to wider participation in India’s premier civil services examination.

Read also: Patanjali Civil Services Academy Launched in Haridwar; UPSC, IAS & IPS Aspirants to Receive 2-Year Residential Training


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