Migration and urbanization significantly influence educational demands as they lead to shifts in population dynamics and socio-economic factors. As people migrate to urban areas in search of better job prospects, the demand for quality education increases, necessitating the establishment of more schools and educational facilities. Urban areas often experience surges in student enrollment, putting pressure on existing infrastructure. This rapid influx can exacerbate challenges like overcrowding and resource scarcity, affecting education quality. Consequently, policymakers must address these challenges by investing in educational infrastructure and ensuring equitable access to learning opportunities for all students, regardless of their socio-economic background.