'SATHEE SSC' is released by IIT Kanpur to help candidates prepare for the SSC test

"SATHEE SSC" is an initiative that the Indian Institute of Technology, IIT Kanpur, just established. Its goal is to offer thorough coaching to candidates and students getting ready for several Staff Selection Commission (SSC) exams.

The Ministry of Education is supporting this initiative, which shows how committed the Indian government is to giving students and aspirants, particularly those from economically disadvantaged backgrounds, access to high-quality, reasonably priced training so they can compete on an equal footing with their peers.

A wide variety of study resources, practice exams, video lectures, and interactive sessions with knowledgeable educators are all available on the site. SATHEE wants to increase the effectiveness and accessibility of SSC test preparation for all candidates and students by utilizing technology and knowledge.

SATHEE will be expanding its offerings to include other tests under the SSC Category. The course and study materials for SSC Multi-Tasking Staff (MTS) have been introduced. Through https://sathee.iitk.ac.in or by downloading the SATHEE app from the App Store or Google Play Store, candidates and students can register for SATHEE SSC.

"With the launch of SATHEE SSC, we are expanding our commitment to making premier education accessible to all," said Professor Manindra Agrawal, Director of IIT Kanpur, emphasizing the initiative's line with the goals of the National Educational Policy 2020. Through the use of technology, this program empowers kids throughout India and gets them ready for a better future rather than merely exams."

"Integrating an AI-enabled tutoring system into SATHEE SSC allows us to offer a personalized learning experience that adapts to individual student needs," added Professor Amey Karkare, the project's principal investigator.

"The SATHEE SSC platform will bridge the digital divide and will create an inclusive educational environment where aspirants/students from all backgrounds, can excel and achieve their dreams," stated Govind Jaiswal, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Education.