assessments
To give India a global edge, we must reimagine how schools shape young minds
ExcelOne helps schools turn policy into practice, and practice into performance.
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Assess
Benchmark against global standards
As India’s official partner for OECD’s PISA for Schools, ExcelOne helps schools measure what truly matters - benchmarking student performance globally, uncovering the mindsets behind results, and turning insights into improvement.
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Design
Turn insights into impact
ExcelOne helps educators move from insight to impact. By working closely with school leaders and teachers, we translate assessment findings into clear roadmaps through capacity building, aligning classrooms with NEP 2020, and advancing both academic and well-being goals.
03
Engage
Build a movement for excellence
Club ExcelOne, our flagship one-year partnership program, helps schools reimagine how they teach, learn, and lead. Members benefit from data that drives insight, improvement through training and implementation support, and a community that sustains collaboration and recognition.
We’re connecting India’s classrooms to the world
ExcelOne is the exclusive partner for OECD to bring global assessments to Indian private schools.
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Skills have become the currency of 21st-century economies. Skills change lives and drive economies. Better skills, better jobs, better lives.
Andreas Schleicher
Director - Education and Skills, OECD
India is the 17th nation to adopt PISA for Schools
Club ExcelOne in action
Webinar
Data Literacy in Schools for Enhancing Educational Experience
This insightful session was led by Nathanael Reinertsen
Webinar
Rediscovering the Teacher Within You
Club ExcelOne growth series session by Dr A Senthil Kumaran
Tool
The OECD Learning Compass 2030
An evolving learning framework that sets an aspirational vision
Case Studies
Turning Insights Into Impact
What do early case studies reveal about the power of PISA for Schools?
Case studies
How 15-Year-Olds Learn English
From Finland, Greece, Israel, the Netherlands, and Portugal OECD Publication
