“We signed up one month ago (November) to install an Everonn computer centre and ICT system for our class VI-XII students. The initial reaction of our students to Everonn’s computer literacy and computer aided learning is good and there is great excitement within the student community. I am confident that learning outcomes in our school will improve next year.”
S.M. Umak, managing director of the independent CBSE-affiliated Indu IT School, Bhilai (Chhattisgarh) which has an aggregate enrollment of 1,557 students instructed by 129 teachers on its muster roll. 

“ESIL’s ICT system was installed in our school two months ago. The installation process was smooth and quick and since then we have been able to enhance the learning experiences of our class VI-XII students who are charged Rs.100 per month for availing this facility. Technically the system works well and it would be academically more useful if the content delivered is updated more quickly.” 
Ms. Kalai Selvi, principal of the independent TN Matriculation Board affiliated MLM School, Kanchipuram (Tamil Nadu) which has an enrollment of 2,363 students and 79 teachers. 

“We connected seven classrooms with the company’s Vsat a few months ago. Through this technology we provide 385 subscriber students with English language, soft skills and personality development programmes at Rs.4,000-5,000 per year. The feedback from students and parents is very positive and I intend to extend this relationship with Everonn for an additional three years, install the company’s ICT smart technologies and provide supplementary learning programmes to make our students above average and industry ready.”
Dr. A. Subramanian, principal of S.S.M College of Engineering, Nammakal (Tamil Nadu) which has an aggregate enrollment of 2,500 students studying engineering, business management, MCA and applied sciences.