The Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan (KVS) has launched three major digital initiatives aimed at improving school administration, strengthening communication between parents and teachers, and creating better connections with former students.
Union Education Minister Pralhad Joshi inaugurated the three platforms at an event in New Delhi on November 12, 2026. The initiatives include the AI-integrated Vidya Samiksha Kendra with the Samiksha AI Bot, the KVS-Samvaad Parent Connect App and Web Portal, and the KVS Alumni Connect Portal.
The new platforms are intended to make school-related information and services more accessible to students, parents, teachers, administrators and alumni. The initiatives are also aligned with the objectives of the National Education Policy 2020 and the Digital India programme.
1. AI-Powered Vidya Samiksha Kendra
One of the major initiatives is the AI-integrated Vidya Samiksha Kendra, which has been developed to strengthen monitoring and decision-making across Kendriya Vidyalayas.
The platform provides real-time dashboards covering several important areas of school administration, including student attendance, staff attendance, academic performance, school infrastructure and admissions.
An important feature of the system is the Samiksha AI Bot. It analyses available data, identifies gaps and suggests suitable interventions. This is expected to help administrators identify areas requiring attention and take timely decisions to improve school performance.
The platform can also support better monitoring of academic and administrative activities across schools. By bringing important information together in a digital system, KVS aims to improve transparency and make school management more efficient.
The official portal is available at:
2. KVS-Samvaad Parent Connect App and Web Portal
The second initiative is the KVS-Samvaad Parent Connect App and Web Portal, which is designed to improve communication between schools and parents.
Through this platform, parents will be able to access important information about their children's academic progress and school activities. The services include real-time student attendance, syllabus completion updates, examination results and learning resources.
The platform will also provide digital student identity cards and access to student and teacher diaries.
Another important feature is the facility to submit online applications for Bonafide certificates, Children Education Allowance (CEA) certificates and student leave. These digital services are expected to reduce paperwork and minimise the need for parents to visit schools in person for routine requests.
By making academic updates and administrative services available online, the initiative aims to make communication between parents and teachers more convenient and accessible.
The official web portal is:
3. KVS Alumni Connect Portal
The third initiative focuses on former students of Kendriya Vidyalayas through the KVS Alumni Connect Portal.
The platform is designed to help former students reconnect with their schools, classmates and the wider alumni community. Alumni can share their achievements, professional experiences and memories while maintaining connections with their former institutions.
The portal also aims to encourage former students to contribute to the development of Kendriya Vidyalayas through mentorship, career guidance and other institutional development activities.
This initiative is expected to create opportunities for current students to benefit from the experiences and professional knowledge of former students.
The official portal is:
Education Minister Calls for Wider Implementation
During the launch event, Pralhad Joshi described the three initiatives as an important step towards technology-enabled and transparent school administration. He encouraged KVS officials and stakeholders to strengthen the platforms and expand their implementation across all Kendriya Vidyalayas, covering different classes and locations.
The minister also suggested that these digital initiatives could eventually be extended beyond KVS to benefit students across the wider school education ecosystem, in coordination with the Department of School Education and Literacy.
He highlighted the importance of teacher training and capacity-building. He suggested that the digital platform should include comprehensive teacher training information, such as training status, previous training records, training intervals and upcoming training requirements.
According to the minister, integrating these details into an online system would help authorities monitor teacher development and ensure that training requirements are addressed on time.
Platforms Developed In-House by KVS
The three digital platforms have been developed in-house by the IT Services Cell at KVS Headquarters. The organisation aims to make essential school-related information and services accessible through digital channels, saving time and effort for parents, students, teachers and administrators.
With the launch of these initiatives, KVS is seeking to strengthen the use of technology in school education through improved monitoring, convenient parent services and stronger alumni participation.
