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Highlights of EducateZilla 2025-26

In 2025-26, Suvidya introduced in the EzTextbook and Scholastic games apps a new feature called "personalised adaptive goals". With this, for each child, the app analyses the child’s pace of learning along with the progress up to that point and displays personalised weekly goals on the tab. The weekly goals periodically alternate between English and Mathematics to help children balance their efforts in both the subjects. This strategy brought on the following positive outcomes
- 34% of the children from 5th - 7th standards answered more than 500 questions in each subject and managed a success rate of over 50% in each. In 2024-25 only 19% of children had managed such balanced effort and success.
- 50% of the children from 5th - 7th standards answered more than 200 questions in each subject and managed a success rate of over 50% in each. In 2024-25 only 29% of children had managed such balanced effort and success.
- 3rd and 4th standard students seemed more inspired. In 2025-26 53% of the children managed to score more than 2500 in each game as opposed to 12% in 2024-25.
While many children displayed consistency by winning cash awards in more than one challenge this academic year, three children really stood out for their exceptional efforts. More pictures...
This academic year too has seen children enjoy the periodic curricular challenges and win cash awards. Suvidya Foundation gave away nearly 1.5 lakh rupees as cash awards in 2025-26. More pictures...
The top 3 schools with overall best performance were awarded trophies for best adoption of technology in learning.
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Suvidya Foundation celebrated its 12th anniversary in November 2025 by providing hardware upgrade to some of the schools that are already under the program.
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Highlights of EducateZilla 2024-25

Suvidya Foundation celebrated the 11th anniversary of its EducateZilla program by
- launching the program at a new rural government school
- providing hardware upgrade to some of the schools that are already under the program
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A girl from 7th standard answered a whopping 12,000 questions during the academic year, with near perfect scores.
Many other children answered more than 5,000 questions through the academic year to grab the top spots for their schools.
On the average, each child answered more than 1,300 questions during the academic year.
To our absolute delight, each challenge saw more children earning cash awards than the previous one.
Suvidya Foundation gave away more than two lakh rupees as cash awards in 2024-25.
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EducateZilla cash award winners - March 2025
The top 3 schools with overall best performance were awarded trophies for best adoption of technology in learning.
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Summary of the first ten years of the EducateZilla program

Suvidya celebrated the 10th anniversary of its EducateZilla program in November 2023. To celebrate this milestone, Suvidya released a short video on its journey thus far. Here is the link.
From 2013-14 to 2019-20, the program was conducted as a year long competition. At the end of each year the best performers were rewarded.
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End of the year prize distribution
During the COVID pandemic, Suvidya conducted mobile based challenges to encourage children to learn from home. Additionally, Suvidya mentors conducted tablet assisted self-learning sessions outdoors when possible.
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EducateZilla mobile challenge winners (2020-21)

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Determined children learn outdoors!
In the recent years, the EducateZilla program is conducted as several short term curricular challenges each with cash awards for the best performers.
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Cash award winners (2023-24)
Suvidya has empowered many partner NGOs with technology and training to implement the EducateZilla program in the rural schools that they work with.
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EducateZilla program at a tribal school