Divya Delhi : Tamil Nadu’s education sector, long recognised for its strong academic performance and high enrolment rates, continues to face challenges related to student dropouts and the quality of education. As the state prepares for a new government, education experts and stakeholders have called for reforms to improve learning outcomes, reduce dropout rates, and strengthen school infrastructure. While Tamil Nadu has consistently performed well in several educational indicators, concerns remain over disparities in access, teacher shortages in some areas, and the need to enhance classroom learning. Experts believe the next government should prioritise investments in teacher training, digital education, and student support programmes to ensure equitable and quality education for all. Addressing these issues is expected to play a key role in maintaining the state’s reputation as one of India’s leading education hubs while preparing students for future academic and employment opportunities.
