The programme aims at to provide affordable training to disadvantaged students.
Use either aim to + base verb or aim at + gerund. Correct: The programme aims to provide affordable training... or aims at providing...
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The committee considered the proposal both impractical and financially unsustainable.
No error. Both...and correctly connects two adjective phrases.
What the candidates need most are clear instructions and sufficient preparation time.
No error. In a pseudocleft sentence, plural agreement with the plural complement is acceptable. Is may also occur.
Every teacher and every student was requested to attend the orientation programme.
No error. When every is repeated before coordinated singular nouns, singular agreement is standard.
They promised to revise the policy and eventually did so.
No error. Did so correctly substitutes for the previously mentioned action revised the policy.
We did not receive the message, and neither did they.
No error. Neither + auxiliary + subject correctly expresses negative agreement.
She has completed the training, and so have her teammates.
No error. Have agrees with the plural subject teammates.
I can operate this machine, and so can my colleague.
No error. Positive agreement is correctly expressed as so + auxiliary + subject.
Please send the completed forms to Anita and me.
No error. Me is correctly used as an object of the preposition to.
She and her brother were selected for the final round.
No error. She is correctly used as part of the compound subject.
Rohan and I have completed the preliminary assessment.
No error. Rohan and I forms the compound subject, so the subject pronoun I is correct.
The proposed changes are beneficial to both employees and employers.
No error. Beneficial to is a standard construction meaning advantageous to someone or something.
There is a close relationship between regular practice and improvement in accuracy.
No error. Relationship between A and B correctly links two related factors.
Both the manager and the employees were satisfied with the agreement.
No error. Both...and correctly joins two coordinated noun phrases and takes a plural verb.
She promised to submit the report and did so before the deadline.
No error. Did so correctly substitutes for the previously mentioned action submitted the report.
I did not enjoy the film, and my friends did not either.
No error. Subject + negative auxiliary + either is another correct way of expressing negative agreement.
Rahul did not understand the question, and neither did I.
No error. Negative agreement is correctly expressed by neither + auxiliary + subject.
She has completed the assignment, and so has her friend.
No error. The auxiliary has is correctly repeated after so.
Riya can solve the problem, and so can her sister.
No error. To express positive agreement, use so + auxiliary + subject. Since the first clause uses can, so can her sister is correct.
It is important to distinguish between fact and opinion.
No error. Distinguish between A and B is correct when differentiating two things.
The new policy is both practical and financially sustainable.
No error. Both...and connects two adjective phrases describing the policy.
The officer was responsible for checking documents, verifying identities and maintaining records.
No error. All three coordinated activities use the gerund form.
The poet and the philosopher are delivering separate lectures.
No error. Repeating the identifies two distinct people, so the plural verb is correct.
Bread and butter is his usual breakfast.
No error. Bread and butter is treated as a single combined food item in this context, so a singular verb is appropriate.