Rajasthan e-Pathshala: Classes 9-12 Students To Get Live Classes, Digital Notes And Doubt Sessions
Rajasthan's education department is set to launch e-Pathshala for Classes 9 to 12, offering live online classes, chapter-wise digital notes, recorded lessons and interactive doubt-solving sessions.
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The Rajasthan education department is set to launch e-Pathshala, a digital learning initiative for students of Classes 9 to 12. The programme will provide additional academic support beyond regular classroom teaching through live online classes, digital study material and doubt-solving sessions.
The initiative is aimed at helping students continue their studies from home and access learning resources digitally, including when regular classroom teaching is affected.
Live Classes, Digital Notes For Students
Under e-Pathshala, students will be able to attend daily live online classes. Links to the classes, along with class notes in PDF format and summary sheets, will be shared every morning through the e-Pathshala WhatsApp channel and schools' SMILE WhatsApp groups.
Chapter-wise digital notes for different subjects will also be made available through the Mission Gyan app and WhatsApp channel. This will allow students to revise lessons and undertake self-study from home.
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Interactive Doubt-Solving Sessions
The programme will also include interactive live doubt-solving sessions at regular intervals. Students will be able to post subject-related questions through the comment section during these sessions, which teachers will answer.
Schools have been instructed to encourage students during morning assemblies to participate in the evening live classes and make use of the digital study material.
Recorded Classes To Support Students
The initiative will also provide a digital alternative when schools face teacher shortages or a subject teacher is unavailable. According to the education department, if a teacher is on leave or a teaching post is vacant, students will be able to continue learning through recorded classes. These lessons can be accessed through the school's ICT lab or Smart Class facilities.
The department has directed government schools to implement the initiative with the aim of improving both the quality and overall performance of students in examinations.
With live teaching, digital notes, recorded lessons and doubt-solving facilities, e-Pathshala is expected to provide students of Classes 9 to 12 with additional learning support beyond their regular classroom hours.
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Anjali is an education journalist with over a year of experience in digital and business journalism. She has previously worked with BW Businessworld and ANI, where she gained experience in news writing, editing, research, and fact-checking. At Jagran Josh, she writes education news and covers competitive exams and current affairs, with a keen interest in delivering accurate, informative, and reader-focused content. She holds a BA from Miranda House, University of Delhi, and a postgraduate diploma in English Journalism from the Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC). Anjali enjoys reading and exploring new ideas and perspectives through books.
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