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New Delhi, September 26, 2025 – In a groundbreaking initiative to bridge the digital divide, SkoolX and XAMZ, under the leadership of CEO Arun LV Dollu and in partnership with the DRK Foundation, are launching "AI Horizons for Rural Youth" – a series of free AI-focused events designed specifically for students in rural and underserved areas of India. Inspired by national efforts like Microsoft's collaboration with eVidyaloka to bring AI education to 37,000 rural learners and the government's free AI training for village tech centers, these events will introduce over 10,000 rural students to cutting-edge AI tools through hands-on workshops, rapid practice sessions, and interactive challenges.
The events, kicking off on October 15, 2025, in select districts of Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, and Rajasthan, will leverage SkoolX's personalized learning modules and XAMZ's adaptive rapid practice tools to make AI accessible and engaging. Students from grades 1 to 12 will participate in tailored sessions that blend foundational AI concepts with practical applications, such as coding basics, ethical AI discussions, and exam-style problem-solving. Each event spans two days, featuring live demos, group activities, and on-site tech support to ensure seamless participation even in low-connectivity areas.
SkoolX will power the foundational workshops with its AI-driven rapid practice tools, offering bite-sized, adaptive exercises in core subjects like Mathematics and Science. These tools generate instant feedback and personalized drills, helping young learners build confidence quickly – ideal for rural students transitioning to digital learning. "Our rapid practice modules on SkoolX are designed for speed and impact, turning 15-minute sessions into lasting skill gains," says Arun LV Dollu. "We're excited to bring this to rural classrooms, where every minute counts."
Complementing this, XAMZ will host advanced sessions for competitive exam aspirants, using its rapid mock tests and AI doubt-clearance bot for high-speed practice. Students can tackle simulated IIT-JEE or NEET questions in under 30 minutes, receiving national-level rankings and predictive analytics to refine strategies on the spot. Gamified elements like leaderboards will add fun to the intensity, ensuring motivation remains high. "XAMZ's tools make rapid practice feel like a game-changer, not a chore," adds Priya Mehta, Chief Product Officer at XAMZ. "For rural youth, this means competing on equal footing with urban peers."
Supported by the DRK Foundation's charitable arm, the events include complimentary device distributions, offline access kits, and follow-up scholarships for top performers. Drawing from successful models like the Rural Tech Summit 2025, these gatherings will also feature guest speakers from AI experts and educators, discussing topics aligned with India's Viksit Bharat @2047 vision. To date, similar DRK-backed programs have reached 50,000+ students, with measurable improvements in digital literacy and academic scores.
"AI isn't just for cities – it's a tool for rural empowerment," says Arun LV Dollu. "Through 'AI Horizons,' we're equipping the next generation with rapid, AI-enhanced practice that opens doors to brighter futures."
Events are free and open to rural schools and community centers. Registration is live at www.skoolx.org/events or www.xamz.in/horizons.
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About SkoolX and XAMZ: Led by Arun LV Dollu, SkoolX and XAMZ are AI-powered EdTech platforms transforming education for 200,000+ students. SkoolX offers personalized school learning for grades 1-10, while XAMZ specializes in competitive exam prep with adaptive tools. Backed by DRK Foundation, they champion inclusive innovation.
About DRK Foundation: Committed to social upliftment, DRK Foundation drives educational equity through strategic partnerships and community programs.