The e-learning program launched in Delhi government schools by the Arvind Kejriwal government, amid the COVID-19 pandemic, gained international recognition. Users from 20 countries have accessed the e-learning contents of the Delhi government schools during the coronavirus pandemic. The online classes are being accessed in approximately 20 countries including the UK, the USA, Germany, Singapore, New Zealand, Canada, Philippines, Malaysia, and Nepal, among others.
Delhi government schools attain a 98% pass percentage in Class 12 CBSE exams: For the first time in the history of Delhi, the Kejriwal government schools got a result of 98% in CBSE 12 examinations. Delhi government schools have ranked among the top 10 government schools in India for 2020–21. Around 53 Delhi government school students qualified in JEE Advance & 569 students qualified for NEET.
The Kejriwal government has continued to bolster school infrastructure with the formation of new classrooms. As a result, the school infrastructure of the Delhi government schools has improved manifold.
