SAMAGRA SHIKSHA MISSION

• Primary Schools: 1942
• High Schools: 47
• Upper Primary Schools: 220
• Higher Secondary Schools: 214
• Jr. High Madrasah: 11
• High Madrasah: 11
• Higher Secondary Madrasah: 50
• Senior Madrasah: 10
• SSK: 610
• MSK: 108
• Model Schools: 06
• Integrated School: 01
• EDUCATIONAL INDICATOR

1.  2016-17
   1.  Pry
      • GER: 130.35
      • NER: 119.14
      • PTR: 31 
   2.  Upry
      • GER: 96.03
      • NER: 77.94
      • PTR: 53
2.  2017-18
   1.  Pry
      • GER: 133.19
      • NER: 122.26
      • PTR: 22 
   2.  Upry
      • GER: 90.78
      • NER: 75.83
      • PTR: 63
3.  2018-19
   1.  Pry
      • GER: 133.69
      • NER: 90.78
      • PTR: 31 
   2.  Upry
      • GER: 122.26
      • NER: 75.83
      • PTR: 58

It subsumes the three Schemes of Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA), Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan (RMSA) and Teacher Education (TE).

Major Focus

• Focus on Quality Education.
• Strengthening of Schools.
• Focus on Digital Education.
• Focus on Girls’ Education.
• Focus on Skill Development.

Focus on Quality of Education

• Emphasis on improvement of Learning Outcomes
• Enhanced Capacity Building of Teachers.
• Annual Grant per school for strengthening of Libraries

Quality of Education

• Enhanced focus on improving quality of education by focusing on the two T’s – Teachers and Technology
• Outcome-oriented allocation of resources.
• Emphasis on Rashtriya Abhiskar Abhiyan (RAA).
• The partnership between Schools or the Twining of Schools.
• Exposure Visit of School Students.

Focus on Digital Education

• Enhanced use of digital technology in education through smart classrooms, digital boards
• Strengthening of ICT infrastructure in schools from upper primary to higher secondary level.

Strengthening of Schools

• Emphasis on consolidation of schools for improvement of quality
• Composite school grant increased and to be allocated on the basis of school enrolment.
• Specific provision for Nirmal activities – support ‘Nirmal Vidyalaya’.

Focus on Girl Education

• Empowerment of girls
• Upgradation of KGBV hostels from Class 5 – 8 to Class 5-12.
• Self-defense training for girls from upper primary to the higher secondary stage.

Focus on Inclusion

• Allocation for uniforms.
• Allocation for textbooks.
• Allocation for Children with Special Needs (CWSN) CWSN benefits include Transport allowance, Escort allowance, Reader Allowance, stipend for Girls and Aids and Appliances for deserving students.
• Transport Allowance and Residential Hostel facility for children of unserved habitations.

Focus on Skill Development

• Exposure to Vocational Skills at Upper Primary Level.