PM Shri Schools List :- Great News for all the citizens and owners of existing educational institutions who have registered themselves under the PM Shri School Scheme, as the Government has finally released the PM Shri School List online. Under this scheme, the Government aims to redevelop and over 14,500 existing schools into model institutions based on the National Education Policy (NEP). This initiative will run from 2022 to 2023 and from 2026 to 2027. All those citizens and educational institutions who are interested and willing to get register their existing education property under this scheme can simply visit the Official Website and fill out the Registration Form online.
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About PM Shri Schools Scheme
The Government of India has launched this impactful education empowerment initiative known as PM Shri School Scheme on September 7, 2022, under which the Government aims to transform existing education institutions into modern education hubs and exemplary institutions. According to this scheme, the Government aims to develop over 14,500 existing schools and education organisations that showcase the full implementation of the National Education Policy (NEP). This initiative aims to create High Quality, Equitable, inclusive and Joyful learning environment for all the children across the nation.
Objective of PM Shri Schools List
The main objective behind the PM Shri School List is to provide a final report to all those citizens and educational institutions who have registered themselves under the PM Shri School Scheme. Under this scheme, the Government aims to redevelop and renovate about 14,500 existing education institutions and schools and make them through the National Education Policy (NEP). The Government has finally released the School List for all those citizens who have registered their schools under this scheme and can now check their school name in the list released by the Government.
How to Check PM Shri Schools List
- All those citizens who are willing to check the PM Shri School List have to visit the Official Website of the scheme.
- Now, on the homepage, you have to click on the Check List option.
- After that, a new page will open on your screen. Here, you have to select your District and State.
- At Last, you have to click on the Submit button.
Selection & Funding
| Selection Process | Three-stage “Challenge Mode”: 1. States/UTs sign MoU. 2. Eligible schools identified via UDISE+ data. 3. Schools compete based on specific criteria. |
| Funding Pattern | General States: 60% Centre, 40% State. NE/Himalayan States & J&K: 90% Centre, 10% State. UTs without Legislature: 100% Centre. |
Short Highlights of PM Shri Schools List
| Name of Scheme | PM Shri Schools List |
| Full Form | Prime Minister’s Schools for Rising India. |
| Launch Date | September 7, 2022, by the Government of India. |
| Duration | 2022–23 to 2026–27. |
| Total Outlay | ₹27,360 crore over five years. |
| Scheme Type | Centrally Sponsored Scheme. |
| Goal | To upgrade 14,500 existing schools into exemplary institutions. |
| Focus | To showcase the implementation of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. |
| Key Feature | Mentor other schools in their vicinity, creating a benchmark for education. |
Sailent Features
| Infrastructure Upgrades | Funds for modernizing facilities such as smart classrooms, computer labs, and libraries. |
| Pre-primary Support | Specific grants for Balvatika sections, including funds for teaching aids, furniture, and materials. |
| Annual School Grants | Regular funding for composite school, library, and sports expenses. |
| Digital Infrastructure | Funds to provide 100% digital coverage, including ICT labs and e-libraries. |
| Science & Math Kits | One-time funding for activity-based learning in science and math. |
| Vocational Training | Financial assistance for skill labs and linking with local industries for student internships. |
| Green Initiatives | Funding for sustainable practices like solar power, rainwater harvesting, and waste management. |
| Teacher Training | Dedicated funds for continuous professional development of teachers. |
| Overall Budget | ₹27,360 crore over five years (2022–23 to 2026–27). |
| Funding Split | General States: 60% Centre, 40% State. NE/Himalayan States & J&K: 90% Centre, 10% State. UTs (no legislature): 100% Centre. |
Eligibility Criteria
- Must be an existing school managed by the Central, State, or UT government, or a local body.
- The school must have a valid UDISE+ code for identification and data verification.
- Schools must apply through an online portal and be part of the “Challenge Mode” selection process.
- Must have a permanent, functional building in good condition.
- Needs to have basic facilities like separate toilets for boys and girls, and potable drinking water.
- Must have student enrollment higher than the state average for its category (elementary or secondary).
- Needs to have a barrier-free environment, such as ramps, for students with disabilities.
- The respective State/UT government must sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Ministry of Education.
- Urban schools must score at least 70% and rural schools at least 60% in the final selection challenge, verified by physical inspection.
Documents Required
- School Documents
- Domicile Certificate
- Physical Inspection
Helpline Number
- +91-11-23782698/23782387
FAQ’s
Where can I find the list of PM SHRI schools?
The list is available on the official PM SHRI Dashboard and the Ministry of Education website. State education departments also publish state-specific lists.
What is the PM SHRI Dashboard?
It is an online portal showing selected PM SHRI schools, with geographical mapping and status updates.
Is there a list of schools for every state?
Yes, lists of selected schools are published by state and Union Territory on the Ministry of Education website.
Why is the final list of all 14,500 schools not yet available?
The selection happens in phases via a “Challenge Mode.” The final list is a compilation, and the process is ongoing until 2026–27.
How do I know if my school has been selected?
Selected schools are notified through state/UT education authorities. You can also check the official PM SHRI Dashboard for updates.
Are schools from Kendriya Vidyalayas and Navodaya Vidyalayas included?
Yes, schools from KVS and NVS are selected through the same challenge process, and their lists are published separately.
Is the list of selected schools publicly accessible?
Yes, the list is public and viewable on the official PM SHRI and Ministry of Education websites.
Can more schools be added to the list in the future?
Yes, new schools can be added during later phases of the scheme if they meet the eligibility criteria and are selected through the challenge process.
How are schools monitored after being selected?
A robust ICT-based tracking and monitoring mechanism, along with a School Quality Assessment Framework (SQAF), is used to monitor performance.
Khushi Singh
Khushi Singh is a content writer with 3 years of experience in government schemes. She writes simple and helpful articles that guide people to understand and benefit from public welfare programs.