The programme is trying to close digital gaps by ensuring equitable access to AI education across the region, thus supporting a comprehensive and future-ready national agenda.
SOAR consists of three progressive 15-hour modules for students: AI that recognizes and acquires AI, and one independent 45-hour module for aiming to become AI. This program introduces concepts such as the fundamentals of AI, generation AI in everyday life, AI, programming fundamentals, ethics, cybersecurity, and future career opportunities.
By integrating AI education at the school level through SOAR, our youth will either be able to respond to work or to business. He speaks at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi's 10-year celebration of the Skill India Mission, Bharat Skillnxt 2025. Minister of State, Minister of State for Independence and Education at MSDE, Minister of Independence and Education, Jayant Chaudhary said: “In the next six months, the school-going population will become the world's largest network of young learners who are not only being featured in AI, but also actively using and applying it.
MOS, Education, Sukanta Majumdar said: “National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 mainstreams vocational education and places skills at the heart of India's educational journey. There are initiatives such as the national credit framework and integrated learning of SOAR and AI from the school level. Confidence, creativity, curiosity.”
