Government schemes significantly impact school enrollment rates by providing financial assistance, improving infrastructure, and promoting inclusive education. Programs such as scholarships, mid-day meals, and free textbooks reduce the financial burden on families, making education more accessible. Initiatives aimed at enhancing school facilities can attract more students, while targeted outreach efforts focus on marginalized communities to ensure no child is left behind. The implementation of the Right to Education Act has further solidified these efforts, mandating free and compulsory education for children aged six to fourteen, thereby boosting overall enrollment and retention rates.