– Arun Batra, Managing Director – Ebix N.E.X.T, Ebix Group

India stands at the crossroads of a digital and demographic revolution, with education emerging as the most transformative lever for national progress. Home to over 250 million school-going children and poised to become a $7.3 trillion economy by 2030, India must move beyond traditional methods to achieve its ambitions. Scalable, inclusive, and technology-driven learning solutions are essential—and Smartclass technology has become central to this vision.

More Than a Digital Tool: A National Enabler
Smartclass is not about replacing teachers or digitising textbooks; it is about transforming classrooms into interactive, inclusive, and intelligent learning spaces. It empowers teachers with effective tools and provides students with engaging, relevant experiences. Across India—from rural Odisha to Assam and beyond—students are learning through animated lessons, AI-powered simulations, and real-time assessments. What was once aspirational is now a nationwide reality, driving India’s vision of digital empowerment.

Education as an Economic Catalyst
Education is not merely a right—it is an economic multiplier. A well-educated population underpins productivity and national growth. Smartclass bridges learning gaps, particularly those widened during the pandemic, while ensuring access to high-quality education across regions. In 2024, India’s smart education sector was valued at USD 24.41 billion, growing at a steady CAGR of 4.05%. Beyond figures, the real impact lies in uniting “Bharat” and “India”, bridging the digital divide, and preparing a future-ready workforce.

NEP and PM SHRI: Enabling Policy Frameworks
The National Education Policy (NEP) envisions a multidisciplinary, competency-based, and digitally enabled education system—principles that align perfectly with Smartclass. Government initiatives such as Samagra Shiksha, Right to Education amendments, and the PM SHRI Schools programme have laid the foundation for Smartclass to become integral to India’s public education infrastructure.

From Adoption to Acceleration
To make Smartclass the true backbone of education, India must scale rapidly—reaching millions of classrooms, particularly in Tier-2, Tier-3, and rural areas. The focus must remain on accessibility, affordability, regional language support, inclusivity for differently abled learners, and continuous teacher training.

Final Thoughts: India’s Education Moment
In today’s world, knowledge is infrastructure. A Smartclass is no longer a luxury—it is as vital as a road, hospital, or power line. If India aspires to global economic leadership, it must first become the world’s most educated and skilled democracy. Smartclass technology is not an option—it is the foundation of India’s educational and economic future.

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