Measures to promote STEM education in India, such as initiatives in schools, scholarships, and teacher training, have shown mixed effectiveness. While there has been an increase in enrollment in STEM courses, the quality of education remains a concern. Programs like Atal Tinkering Labs encourage innovation but lack adequate resources. Additionally, outreach to marginalized communities is essential for inclusivity. The government and NGOs are investing in awareness campaigns to motivate students towards STEM fields. Continued focus on improving infrastructure and teaching methodologies is vital for these measures to yield long-term results in enhancing India's STEM education landscape.