The Right to Education (RTE) Act has profoundly impacted the Indian educational system by ensuring free and compulsory education for children aged 6 to 14 years. This legislative change has led to increased enrollment rates, particularly among marginalized communities. The RTE emphasizes quality education, which compels schools to improve infrastructure, teacher training, and learning outcomes. It also mandates a certain percentage of seats in private schools for economically weaker sections, thereby promoting educational equity. Overall, the RTE has catalyzed significant reforms aimed at enhancing the education system's accessibility and inclusivity.