By skyforbes 
In the Ministry of Education, Government of India (MoE)’s latest announcement on 30th October 2025, the country is set to launch a groundbreaking Artificial Intelligence (AI) & Computational Thinking (CT) curriculum from Class 3 onwards, starting with the academic session 2026–27, for all schools.
In an effort to integrate Artificial Intelligence into the classrooms, the CBSE has made an ambitious move that positions India at the forefront of educational innovation. They have drafted a comprehensive Artificial Intelligence and Computational Thinking (AI & CT) curriculum for students from Classes 3 to 12. The transformative initiative, aligned with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, represents one of the world’s most extensive integrations of AI education into school learning. Standing at the brink of educational transformation, it’s time to understand what it means for the future of education in India.
The progressive framework aims to liberalise AI education, making it a fundamental universal skill rather than an elite specialisation, and to position it as essential as reading and numeracy. The curriculum will be organically embedded from the foundational stage, beginning in Grade 3, with a focus on “AI for Public Good”.