The impact of socio-economic status on education in India is profound. Students from lower socio-economic backgrounds often encounter challenges like inadequate resources, limited access to quality education, and financial constraints. These factors can lead to lower academic performance and higher dropout rates. Conversely, students from higher socio-economic backgrounds usually benefit from better educational facilities, tutoring, and exposure to enriching environments that foster learning. This disparity exacerbates educational inequality and hampers social mobility. Addressing these issues necessitates targeted policies and initiatives that focus on leveling the playing field for disadvantaged students to ensure equitable educational opportunities.