On a mission to transform science education in the country
Visakhapatnam: In a step towards transforming science education in India, Gram Tarang Technologies Private Limited (GT Tech) has partnered with Botclub Private Limited, an emerging education technology startup, to deliver high-quality science learning experiences in schools across the country. The announcement was made on Sunday by DN Rao, Vice-Chancellor of Centurion University and promoter of Gram Tarang Tech, during a media conference organised in Visakhapatnam.
Prof Rao stated that the collaboration will empower teachers with innovative tools that simplify teaching science subjects while making learning more engaging for students. He highlighted that Botclub's one-based smart classroom solution will introduce advanced digital visualisations and provide detailed analytics on learning outcomes, enabling schools to monitor and enhance student performance effectively.
He further revealed that the initiative will be rolled out in 45 schools during the first phase over the next three months, marking the beginning of an ambitious nationwide expansion plan. Emphasising the vision behind Gram Tarang Technologies, Prof. Rao said the company was established to develop impactful solutions for some of the country's most pressing challenges, leveraging the extensive network of Centurion University.
Adding to the significance of the partnership, Chancellor GSN Raju said that education at Centurion University must move beyond rote learning and instead inspire a strong spirit of research and innovation among the youth. He noted that when advanced technology and progressive teaching methods unite with a shared purpose, they create immense opportunities for breakthrough ideas and transformative learning.
K Harshvardhan from Botclub said the startup's mission is to make science accessible, exciting, and understandable for every student. He expressed confidence that the collaboration with Centurion University would significantly accelerate the endeavour's growth and expand its impact in the education sector.
The partnership is being seen as a promising model for the future of education, where technology-driven classrooms and data-backed teaching methods can redefine how science is taught and learned in schools nationwide.
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