The eLearning program launched by the Delhi govt amid the pandemic in Delhi govt. schools have gained international recognition. The eLearning content of the Delhi govt schools is being accessed by the users from 20 countries. The online classes are being accessed by approx 20 countries including the USA, the UK, Germany, New Zealand, Singapore, Canada, Malaysia, Philippines, and Nepal among others.

In India, the Delhi govt. schools have ranked among the top ten govt schools for 2020-21. The govt. schools got the result of 98% in CBSE Class 12 examinations. Over 569 students have qualified for NEET and the students from around 53 govt schools have qualified the JEE Mains exam.

The infrastructure of the Delhi govt. schools have been upgraded since the Delhi Government has continuously reinforced the infrastructure with the development of new classrooms.

During the corona times, the schools were shut down and the students of the govt schools couldn't get mid-day meals. The Delhi govt. launched a scheme equivalent to mid-day meal to provide Dry Ration Kits to students from Nursery to Class 10 students across all govt. govt-aided and MCD schools which was a huge help since most of these students belong to families of lower economic strata. Under this scheme, the Delhi Govt. provided dry ration to over 08 lakh students.

The Delhi government also conducted the inernational-level Delhi Education Conference to discuss school education post pandemic, to improve the education system from elementary to college level and to shape the New Education Policy with 22 education experts from across the country and abroad. The conference was held from Jan 11 to Jan 17, 2021, and the event was attended by the experts from India, Germany, Finland, Canada, Singapore and the US.

Under the Delhi government, the Delhi govt.-aided schools have also achieved the highest NAS (National Achievement Survey) score which is being considered as the landmark transformation of the govt schools.