Socioeconomic disparities significantly affect access to quality education in India, creating obstacles for marginalized groups. Factors such as poverty, lack of resources, and limited infrastructure contribute to the widening education gap. Many underprivileged children face challenges like inadequate schools and high dropout rates. Access to technology and quality teachers is often limited, perpetuating cycles of inequality. Addressing these disparities requires targeted policies and investments to ensure that all children, regardless of their background, can receive a quality education and achieve their full potential.