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<h2>Question Bank for State Level Exams</h2>
<p>GEPL was trusted with the assignment of creating a Question bank for the posts of Junior
Assistant and Laboratory Assistant for Jammu and Kashmir State Selection Board recruitment
examination. The GEPL content team delivered a unique question bank in the specified time
frame and the set requirements for the state level exams. This also highlights the capabilities
of our content team.</p>
<h2>Ed-Tech Service Provider with CSC SPV</h2>
<p>Face of faith with 5 lakh CSC centres
Common Services Centre (CSC) programme is an initiative of the Ministry of Electronics & IT
(MeitY), Government of India. CSCs are the access points for delivery of various electronic
services to villages in India, thereby contributing to a digitally and financially inclusive society.
CSCs are more than service delivery points in rural India. They are positioned as change agents,
promoting rural entrepreneurship and building rural capacities and livelihoods. They are
enablers of community participation and collective action for engendering social change through
a bottom-up approach with key focus on the rural citizen.</p>
<p>GEPL has been working with CSC SPV for over 7 years now and has its education and
entrpreneurship services being offered through the CSC web portal, thereby reaching far and
wide to the last mile, through 5.0 lakh CSC centers. GEPL’s services being embedded in the
CSC network helps us penetrate deep into the heart of the country and have a physical presence
in the neighbourhood, we call it a Phygital model (physical-digital). Physical centres provide a
face of faith that only adds to the pros of the technology enabled solutions available at the CSC
centre through computer or even mobile phones of the youth and especially the young women
who otherwise had little access to give wings to their dreams. GEPL therefore also promotes the
Digital India campaign through its online services being available to the common man at CSC
centers.
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<h2>CSC Academy</h2>
<p>The CSC Academy is a not-for-profit society under the Societies Registration
Act 1860 (Act 21 of 1860), as applicable to the Union of Delhi with its registered office in
Delhi. The CSC Academy is further committed to teaching, delivering of specialized courses/
training programmes, leadership, communication skills and promotion of entrepreneurship
among the rural masses in India.</p>
<p>CSC Academy was created to create and provide necessary frameworks for education, skill
upgradation and other areas for community development in the country.</p>
<p>There are about 6000 plus CSC Academy centers across the country.</p>
<p>GEPL provides content and technology backend support to each of the 6000 CSC academy
centers in the country to further their commitment to teaching, delivering of specialized
courses/ training programmes, leadership, communication skills and promotion of
entrepreneurship among the rural masses in India</p>
<h2>Project ‘e-Lakshyavahini’</h2>
<p>GEPL had worked with CSC and Power Grid Corporation of India Limited, to enable and
empower the rural youth, to create a better and promising tomorrow through empowering them.
GEPL had partnered in e-Lakshyavahini project to curate quality content, test prep tools and
technology to manage and give individual feedback to the users. GEPL had developed the
technology and academic structures to render a user-friendly platform for test prep in eLakshyavahini.</p>
<p>Project ‘e-Lakshyavahini’ was a program run by the CSC academy in collaboration with CSC
Advisory Board of Haryana and supported by the Power Grid Corporation of India Limited.
The ‘e-Lakshyavahini’ project had supported preparation of competitive exams to 2500
candidates through 50 CSC academy centers in Gurugram district of Haryana state. Under this
project the candidates who were preparing for the competitive exams were provided assistance
in exam preparation through access to free online content provided through the eLakshyavahini portal. The participants could access the content at respective CSC academy
centres and also through their mobile based applications.</p>
<h2>E-Lakshyavahini 2.0</h2>
<p>The reboot program, E-Lakshyavahini 2.0 was launched and inaugurated by Shri Manohar Lal
Khattar, Hon’ble CM of Haryana in April 2021. The project this time was a CSR initiative by
CSC Academy and REC foundation, with GEPL providing a revised and upgraded technology
and quality content backed test prep platform to reach 10,000 students in 5 districts of the state
of Haryana.</p>
<p>The benefitting students in the project E-Lakshyavahini, both times, were not just given direct
access to online preparation but also helped them prepare for online test taking and developing
an ease with online platforms, which is important since many of the govt/private exams are
now conducted online or in CBT (Computer Based Test) and more are being converted into this
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mode from the traditional paper pencil mode. Project E-Lakshyavahini was also designed
keeping in mind the Digital India campaign and empower and encourage youth to adopt and
adapt to digital formats of education and learning.</p>
<h2>E-Lakshyavahini- Impact assessment by IIT Delhi</h2>
<p>A team under Prof. Jyoti Kumar at IIT- Delhi conducted an impact assessment study of the
project E-Lakshyavahini, which concluded and recommended –
<span>“On the basis of the observed impact of the project “e-Lakshyavahini” this report
recommends that more projects on the line of “e-Lakshyavahini” should be implemented
for longer duration and at a larger scale, probably nationwide, to fill the gap in the job
preparation ecosystem for resource deprived youth.</span>
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<h2>Commendation from Vice and Principals’ Association</h2>
<p>VPAD Stands for Vice & Principal’s Association of Delhi, was created to bring all the teaching
fraternity on one platform to help each other during the pandemic and in the future also. It was
dedicated to create awareness and disseminate authentic and verified information on teachinglearning and to support education change makers. VPAD has highly appreciated the
phenomenal work done by GEPL at the last mile and promised of a long association
henceforth.</p>
<h2>Haryana Knowledge Corporation Limited (HKCL)</h2>
<p>Haryana Knowledge Corporation Limited (HKCL) is promoted by Department of
Information Technology Electronics & Communication, Haryana (DITECH), Government of
Haryana.</p>
<p>HKCL’s Vision is to develop learning, governance and empowerment systems which are worldclass and value-based and which are responsive to the individual and social developmental needs
of the people by bridging the Digital Divide.</p>
<p>HKCL expressed an interest that GEPL provides online services for mock tests and preparation
for online exams for HKCL to market, promote and distribute.
HKCL was “impressed with the portal/services provided by GEPL”</p>
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