This study looked at the impact of the Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan on Jharkhand's socioeconomic development, with a focus in West Singhbhum District. The goal was to look at the district's existing socio-economic position as well as casteism and gender disparities. Education not only allows individuals to earn good income, but it also helps to create a healthy society in which people may live without fear. The Sarva Siksha Abhijan (SSA) initiative aims to achieve this national goal. The research indicated that girls are more likely than boys to remain in labor areas, which might be attributable to the fact that male children are more involved in parental activity than female children. Poor economic conditions, children's reluctance to attend to school, infrequent and regular involvement in home chores, parental occupation; and thus parents' unwillingness to send wards to school, etc. The dropout rate in primary school will decrease, and every kid will be able to study. Education must be free and obligatory. The only way to give free education is via the S.S.A. In the case of girls' education, KGBVY, which is a part of S.S.A, produces higher results. It is hoped that S.S.A would establish an atmosphere that will minimize gender discrimination, racial prejudice, and student dropout rates. According to the research, SSA provides quality education to the students of Chaibasa block of West Singhbhum.

Keywords: Sarva Siksha Abhiyan (SSA), Educational Impact, Gender Disparities, Socio-Economic, Students and Teachers.