NCERT has launched a four-day online AI-based learning program for mathematics, aimed at improving conceptual understanding and classroom teaching practices using technology. The initiative is being conducted by the National Council of Educational Research and Training and is being held from January 12 to January 15, 2026.
The program is designed for students, teachers and educators across the country and focuses on integrating Artificial Intelligence tools into mathematics learning. According to NCERT, the objective is to move beyond rote learning and help learners identify conceptual gaps, common errors and effective problem-solving strategies with the support of AI-enabled tools.
Each session of the program is being held online for one hour daily, from 10:00 am to 11:00 am. The sessions are being streamed live through NCERT’s official digital platforms, including its YouTube channel and PM eVidya broadcast channels. Participation in the programme is free of cost, and no prior registration has been announced, allowing learners and teachers to join the sessions directly.
The four-day programme is structured to address different aspects of mathematics learning. Sessions focus on identifying learning difficulties using AI-based diagnostic tools, designing assessments that test conceptual clarity, using visual and digital aids to explain complex topics, and adopting personalised learning approaches to cater to diverse learner needs.
NCERT has stated that the initiative is part of its broader effort to integrate digital technology into school education and support teachers in adopting innovative teaching methodologies. By demonstrating practical applications of AI in mathematics education, the programme aims to make learning more engaging, inclusive and effective for students at the school level.
The program is open to all interested participants, including school students, teachers and education professionals, and reflects NCERT’s continued emphasis on technology-enabled learning aligned with contemporary educational needs.