The Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan has made significant strides in improving educational access and quality in India. Launched in 2001, its key goals include universal access to education, improved infrastructure, and enhanced teacher training. Reports indicate increased enrollment rates in primary education, particularly for disadvantaged groups, and greater focus on quality through initiatives like the Mid-Day Meal Scheme and additional classroom resources. However, challenges remain in ensuring quality and retention in higher education levels. Overall, the program has positively impacted educational outcomes, making strides towards achieving the goal of universal education.