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Children and teenagers are deprived of interaction with other children and youth when educational institutions are closed. This can have a significant impact on their development. Because of this, they are limited in their development and growth.India's public health crisis is, as a result, posing the greatest danger for the fastest and most extensive reorganisation of the country's education system. By the month of March 2020, the end of the month epidemic of covid-19 had spread to over 185 nations and resulted in the closure of over 95% of all schools, colleges, and institutions, leaving millions of students unable to complete their education more than three hundred million pupils." There were few pre-planning measures in place for the rapid spread of the pandemic, and no one could imagine the implications of such a fast shift. Several institutions and numerous competitive examinations hold entrance tests at a time when the education system is being greatly affected. The constant COVID-19 threat to the school system is a stern reminder that revolution is always a prerequisite.