Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurates Vidya Samiksha Kendra in Maharashtra
VSK: The new centres will use technology, AI to track administrative, and academic performance.
Vaishnavi Shukla | October 9, 2024 | 06:58 PM IST
NEW DELHI : Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurates new Vidya Samiksha Kendra (VSK) in Maharashtra marking an important step toward improving education in India, October 9. The new centre aims to follow the success of the first VSK he launched in Gujarat two years ago, an official statement said. The initiative reflects the Prime Minister’s vision to expand the model to more states and union territories, the official statement said.
The data generated will help local districts and blocks to make informed decisions to improve education governance and outcomes across the country. “With the opening of VSK in Pune there are now 30 VSKs operating nationwide. The centres will utilise technology, AI to track administrative, and academic performance,” adds the official notice.
VSK also offers real-time feedback that supports ongoing improvements in the education system.
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About Vidya Samiksha Kendra
VSKs are to play a pivotal role in integrating technology into education management. They offer timely access to essential data and resources for all stakeholders and help pinpoint areas needing improvement in educational programs by enabling real-time monitoring.
“EdTech organisations like ConveGenius.AI and institutions such as IIT Bhilai are essential partners in supporting VSKs with AI-driven solutions. Conversational AI chatbots on SwiftChat serve as digital assistants, guiding administrators and educators while simplifying data reforms and encouraging innovation.”
As per the official notice, VSK centre will utilise technology and AI to track administrative and academic performance, offering real-time feedback that supports ongoing improvements in the education system.
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