Impact
School Regularity
27% improvement in school regularity from a baseline of 59% to an endline of 86%, enhancing consistent attendance in schools
Self-Efficacy
20% improvement in self-efficacy from a baseline of 64% to an endline of 84%, fostering greater confidence in their capabilities
Data as on April 2024 – March 2025
Aspiration To Higher Studies
34% of adolescents aspire to higher education, boosting academic ambition
Resilience
45% improvement in resilience from a baseline of 43% to an endline of 88%, strengthening their ability to overcome challenges
Magic Bus' Life Skills Education programme revealed
90%
of adolescent programme
participants valued life skills like,
• Problem-solving
• Communication
• Confidence
Magic Bus' Life Skills Education programme helps
26%
improvement in egalitarian gender attitudes especially among girls
*Data is based on multiple external evaluations of Magic Bus adolescent and livlihood programmes
Livelihood Attainment
Magic Bus has best-in-class performance indicators -
4.55 Lac
youth placed in jobs from 2015 till March 2025
1.58 Lac
youth placed in jobs from Apr 2024 to Mar 2025
60%
of young people in the Magic Bus Livelihood programme are women
80%
of young people are placed in sustainable jobs with an aspirational salary for entry level job roles ₹ 15,261
99%
of young people graduate from Magic Bus’ Livelihood programme
65%
of young people continue with employment even after 3 months from the date of joining
Disclaimer
All donations to Magic Bus are eligible for 50% tax exemption under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act. Magic Bus is a non-profit organisation, registered as Magic Bus India Foundation under Section 25 of the Companies Act 1956.
