Shiksha Setu AI – Integrated Digital Education Suite
A unified digital platform for learning, teaching and governance
Learning
Empowering students with accessible resources.
Teaching
Supporting educators with innovative tools.
Governance
Streamlining administration for education departments.
Vision: Building a Digital Bridge for Education
"To create a single digital bridge ('Setu') connecting learners, teachers, institutions and Government on one integrated, AI-enabled platform."
Learning Outcomes at Scale
Drive measurable improvements in student achievement across all levels through data-driven interventions and personalized learning pathways.
Empower Educators
Equip teachers with modern digital tools, structured professional development, and AI-assisted resources to enhance classroom effectiveness.
Real-Time Governance
Enable education leaders with comprehensive dashboards and analytics for evidence-based policy decisions and program monitoring.
National Alignment
Fully aligned with NEP 2020, Samagra Shiksha, PM SHRI, and other central government digital education initiatives.
Policy & System Context
NEP 2020 Imperatives
Digital Learning Integration
Competency-based Assessment Frameworks
Experiential and Inquiry-based Pedagogy
Inclusive and Multilingual Education
Continuous Teacher Professional Development
National Digital Initiatives
DIKSHA: National digital infrastructure for teachers
PM eVIDYA: Multi-mode digital learning access
Samagra Shiksha: Integrated school education scheme
PM SHRI Schools: Exemplar school transformation
Existing state digital initiatives, while numerous, often operate in silos, leading to systemic inefficiencies and critical data fragmentation.
Key Challenges in the Current Ecosystem
Fragmented Digital Landscape
Multiple portals with separate logins create user confusion, reduce adoption, and prevent seamless data flow across the education ecosystem.
Limited Outcome Visibility
Weak assessment frameworks and scattered data make it difficult to track actual learning progress, concept mastery, and competency development.
High Teacher Workload
Educators struggle with dispersed content sources, administrative burden, and limited access to structured ICT and AI professional development.
Inadequate Experiential Learning
Most schools lack physical labs and access to 3D visualizations, virtual experiments, and interactive STEM resources for hands-on learning.
Weak Governance Data
Fragmented information systems and absence of real-time dashboards limit evidence-based decision-making at all administrative levels.
Low Stakeholder Engagement
Institutions face administrative overload while parents have minimal structured visibility into their children's learning journey and progress.
Shiksha Setu AI – At a Glance
An integrated digital education suite that consolidates all essential functions into a unified platform with Single Sign-On and one learner/teacher identity across all modules. This comprehensive platform aims to revolutionize the education ecosystem by providing a seamless and efficient experience for all stakeholders.
Students
Personalized learning paths, interactive content, AI-powered assessments, and progress tracking tailored to individual needs.
Teachers
Digital tools for content creation, continuous professional development (CPD), and AI-assisted evaluation to reduce workload.
Institutions
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), integrated library systems, and enhanced parent communication tools for efficient management.
Education Department
Centralized command center with real-time dashboards and advanced analytics for evidence-based decision-making and policy formulation.
Implementation Model: The platform will be deployed and supported by a Public Sector Undertaking (PSU) System Integrator, ensuring robust infrastructure and localized assistance. Shiksha Setu AI will serve as the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) and technology partner, providing continuous innovation and expertise for the platform's evolution and growth.
The 5 Solution Pillars
1. Core Platform & Command Centre
Unified identity, SSO, integration layer, and executive dashboards
2. Digital Learning & Content Suite
LMS, curriculum content, skill development, and Teacher Academy
3. Immersive & Experiential Learning
3D Scholar, virtual labs, and STEM exploration tools
4. Assessment & AI Suite
AI-powered evaluation, outcome analytics, and remedial mapping
5. School Operations & Library
Institution ERP, digital library.
Pillar 1: Core Platform & Command Centre
Unified Digital Foundation
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Single Sign-On & Identity Management
One login for all roles: students, teachers, heads, cluster/block/district officers, and department personnel.
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EMIS Integration
Seamless connection with existing Education Management Information Systems and state/national ID databases.
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Command Centre Dashboards
Real-time visibility into usage metrics, learning outcomes, teacher training completion, and program monitoring.
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Unified Data Lake
Consolidated data repository enabling advanced analytics, trend analysis, and early-warning alert systems.
The Command Centre provides education leadership with unprecedented visibility into system performance and learning outcomes.
Pillar 2: Digital Learning & Content Suite
Enterprise Learning Management System
Comprehensive LMS with courses, homework, assignments, tests, and live classes. Role-based dashboards for learners, teachers, and administrators.
Curriculum-Aligned Content
Core digital content for K-10/12 mapped to national and state curricula, available in multiple languages with low-bandwidth optimization.
Skill & Employability Content
Vocational training modules, soft skills development, IT skills, and NSDC-aligned courses for career readiness and workforce preparation.
Teacher Academy
Continuous professional development platform covering pedagogy, ICT integration, AI tools, and immersive learning facilitation techniques.
Pillar 3: Immersive & Experiential Learning Suite
3D Scholar
Interactive 3D models and visualizations bringing science, mathematics, and other subjects to life with manipulable digital objects.
Digital STEM & Virtual Labs
Comprehensive virtual experiments and simulations for Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Mathematics—ideal for schools with limited physical lab infrastructure.
Augmented Reality (AR) / VR
AR modules providing interactive overlays of digital information onto the real world, enhancing comprehension and engagement with complex topics.
Interactive Flat Panel (IFP) Integration
Seamless integration with Interactive Flat Panels for collaborative learning, dynamic presentations, and real-time student engagement.
Strong alignment with NEP 2020's emphasis on experiential learning, problem-solving, critical thinking, and scientific inquiry.
Pillar 4: Assessment & AI Suite
AI Evaluation Engine
Advanced artificial intelligence at the core of the assessment layer, transforming how student work is evaluated and learning is measured.
AI Teacher
AI-assisted creation of model answer keys, rubrics, and evaluation criteria with teacher review and override capabilities.
Subjective Answer Evaluation
AI-supported evaluation of descriptive and subjective responses, reducing teacher workload while maintaining quality standards.
Outcome Analytics
Baseline, midline, and endline assessments with outcome-wise analytics from individual learner to system level.
Automatic Remedial Mapping
Intelligent linking of learning gaps to relevant digital content, 3D resources, and practice materials for personalized remediation.
Curated collection of e-books, reference materials, and multimedia resources accessible to students and teachers with search and recommendation features.
Parent & Community Engagement
Mobile-friendly interface providing parents with real-time visibility into attendance, assignments, assessments, progress reports, and school announcements.
Flexible architecture: Works seamlessly with existing EMIS/ERP systems or operates independently where needed, ensuring broad compatibility.
Cross-Cutting Platform Features
Single Sign-On
Unified authentication and seamless experience across all five pillars and modules with one set of credentials.
Multi-Language Support
Full interface and content availability in English and regional languages, supporting inclusive education.
Security & Privacy
Open APIs
Accessibility Features
Built-in accessibility support with a clear roadmap for inclusive design modules serving students with diverse needs.
Low-Bandwidth Optimization
Responsive design and offline capabilities ensuring access in areas with limited internet connectivity.
High-Level Technical Architecture
Top Layer: Education Department leadership accesses Command Centre dashboards and analytics for policy decisions and monitoring.
Platform Layer: Shiksha Setu AI integrates all five solution pillars into a unified, secure, and scalable cloud-based platform.
User Layer: Schools, colleges, training centres, teachers, students, and parents access appropriate modules through web and mobile interfaces.
Integration Layer: Bidirectional data exchange with EMIS, national platforms, and hosting on secure government infrastructure (State Data Centre/NIC).
Implementation & Governance Model
Education Department
Role: Policy direction, approvals, budget allocation, strategic oversight, and alignment with state education priorities and schemes.
SCERT / Boards / Universities / Skill Missions
Role: Curriculum alignment, content validation, assessment design, quality assurance, and teacher training content development.
PSU System Integrator
Role: Infrastructure deployment, installation, field coordination, L1 helpdesk support, and state-wide implementation management.
Shiksha Setu AI (OEM)
Role: Platform development, system integrations, product roadmap, feature enhancements, L2/L3 technical support, and upgrades.
Phased Roll-Out Approach
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Phase 1: Foundation (Months 1-2)
Deploy: Core platform, Single Sign-On, Command Centre dashboards
Pilot: LMS, core content library, and Teacher Academy with selected institutions across representative districts
Establish: Baseline data collection and initial user training programs
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Phase 2: Deepening (Months 3-4)
Expand: LMS and content coverage to more grades, subjects, and institutions
Introduce: 3D Scholar, virtual labs, and AI assessment tools in targeted grades and STEM subjects
Scale: Teacher professional development and digital champion network
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Phase 3: Consolidation Full-Scale (Months 5-6)
Roll-Out: System-wide deployment across all eligible institutions and user categories
Activate: Full ERP, digital library, parent app, and advanced analytics modules
Optimize: Early-warning systems, predictive analytics, and continuous improvement cycles
Next Steps: Establish Joint Working Group with Education Department, SCERT, PSU, and Shiksha Setu AI to identify pilot sites and prepare Detailed Project Report.