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For students in Grades 8 to 12 and undergraduates

Real work for curious students.

Students represent a country at a summit, argue a policy case, build a product with AI, or take one question all the way to a finished research paper. One Young India runs live programmes, online and on campus, and Learnacy Essential, a year of independent work at the student’s own pace.

Concentrate all your thoughts upon the work at hand. The sun’s rays do not burn until brought to a focus.

- Attributed to Alexander Graham Bell

Programmes for school and university students

Join a focused programme or an ongoing mentorship. Choose your stage of study to see the relevant options, then compare the activities, dates and format.

From a draft to a reviewed paper.

A workspace for research papers, white papers, essays and applications. The student plans with a structure guide, cites sources and revises with feedback, then submits the finished paper to The OYI Review.

  1. Research and draft

    Build your argument, keep track of sources and use the Studio’s structure guides as you write.

  2. Submit for review

    Every submission is scored against the review rubric and checked before anything is published. The first review always comes back with feedback.

  3. Publish if accepted

    Accepted Studio papers receive a public page, an author profile and a verifiable certificate of publication.

Drafting is free with a Learnacy account. Feedback from an AI writing coach and submitting a paper need Learnacy Essential. Publication depends on review and is not guaranteed. How review works

What participants say

I learnt a lot, from geopolitics to the sciences, and saw how interconnected things are. A holistic education you don’t get in the formal sector.

SP Sarvesh Prabhu
Programme participant

Designed so holistically that it opened my eyes to opportunities out there. So different and diversifying, from geopolitics to math to leadership.

KL Khanak Lashkari
Programme participant

Limitless, boundless learning, and unbelievable fun, because you do it with other people. We learnt to innovate, to present, to think differently.

TD Tamanna Dharamsey
Programme participant

It inspired me to be aware of what’s happening around me and to be curious in general. I’d eagerly wait for the next session.

AS Ananya Sethia
Programme participant

The way technology was used to deliver so many concepts was new and interesting. It gave me the perspective of doing my own research.

KM Krisha Mehta
Programme participant

The love of learning was at the epicentre. The openness to opinions and questions helped us not to limit ourselves at any point.

AR Arjun Rao
Programme participant

Play gives knowledge a job to do.

In a simulation, you have a role, a decision and people who may disagree. Research helps you prepare. Discussion tests your reasoning. Writing makes your position clear enough for someone else to question.

Debate a decision Investigate a case Build a prototype Question the evidence Write an argument

Follow the connections between subjects.

A climate decision involves science, economics and politics. A business idea needs mathematics, design and communication. Our curriculum uses questions like these to bring subjects into the same conversation.

Five skills, practised through the work.

The 5 C’s give students and mentors a shared language for what they are practising.

Critical Thinking

Compare sources and explain why one claim is better supported.

Creativity

Try a different approach, then test whether it works.

Collaboration

Negotiate priorities and make a decision with other people.

Curiosity

Follow a question beyond the first answer.

Communication

Make an argument another person can follow and question.

Learnacy Essential

A year of serious, independent work.

For ₹1,499, a student gets a year to take one real question all the way to a finished research paper, with feedback from an AI writing coach, and to submit it to The OYI Review. A plan includes editorial review, and publication of one paper if it is accepted. Publication is not guaranteed.

Essential pays for the tools, the course and the feedback. It never buys acceptance.

What the year includes

The Writing Studio
Feedback from an AI writing coach on drafts, unlimited drafts and images in papers, and submission to The OYI Review when the paper is ready. Drafting in all 15 formats, with rubrics and citation tools, is free with an account.
Editorial review
Each submitted paper is scored on the review rubric and checked for originality. It can be accepted when it averages at least 4 out of 5 with no criterion below 3, and passes the editorial checks. A plan includes editorial review, and publication of one paper if it is accepted. Publication is not guaranteed.
The Model NITI Aayog self-paced course
41 chapters, about 19 hours of study, on how India makes policy, from the policy cycle and writing a white paper to the economy, the Union Budget and governance.
World 101’s member tools
Key people, timelines, debates and data across 365+ subjects and thousands of non-obvious threads.
Learnacy Labs in 3D (Beta)
Step inside the lab, move around the room, pick up the tools and run the experiment yourself: Chemistry, Geography and Biology today, with more subjects as they are built.

₹1,499 for the year. One payment, including GST. No automatic renewal. Live programmes and mentorship are separate; each live programme includes a year of Learnacy Essential.

learnacy, Reflections on Lifelong Learning, by Swagat Yadav

The idea behind our work

learnacy®

/ˈlɜːr-nə-si/ · noun, “the unfinished sequel to an education”

Keep learning after the lesson ends.

In Learnacy: Reflections on Lifelong Learning, founder Swagat Yadav explores curiosity, independent thinking and the habits that help us keep learning. Read the free digital edition.

By Swagat Yadav, Founder & CEO, One Young India

Before you begin

Which programme is right for me?

Start with a subject you want to investigate: world affairs, public policy, entrepreneurship or an ongoing mentorship. Programmes serve students in Grades 8 to 12 and undergraduates, with eligibility and formats listed on each programme page.

What will students actually do?

Depending on the programme, students represent a delegation, discuss a policy question, test a business idea or develop original research. The work gives them practice in using evidence, making decisions, speaking and writing.

Can I use the Writing Studio without joining a programme?

Yes. Drafting in the Writing Studio is free with a Learnacy account, in every format. Feedback from an AI writing coach and submitting or resubmitting a paper need Learnacy Essential. Every submission goes through editorial review against the review rubric, and accepted Studio papers receive a published page and a verifiable certificate of publication. Publication depends on review and is not guaranteed.

Is Learnacy Essential part of the programme fee?

It works the other way round. Learnacy Essential (₹1,499 for the year) can be bought on its own, and every paid registration for a live programme includes a year of it. Mentorship is separate.

What are the dates, format and fees?

The programme cards show the listed cohorts, delivery mode and fees. Open a programme for its full details and registration options. Mentorship is arranged through an enquiry.

Can we ask about financial support or a school partnership?

Yes. Contact us to ask about scholarships on our programmes, or to discuss a programme for your school. Share the learner’s interests or your school’s needs so we can suggest a relevant next step.

Let’s find a useful next step.

Tell us what you want to explore, or what your students need. We can help you choose a programme or discuss a school partnership.

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