Flipped Classroom approach, transforming traditional learning methods to empower students to take an active role in their education. In a flipped classroom, students engage with learning materials—such as videos, readings, or interactive lessons—before coming to class. This allows in-class time to be used for deeper discussion, problem-solving, and collaborative activities that reinforce their understanding.  By flipping the traditional model, we encourage students to learn at their own pace, explore concepts in depth, and ask questions during class, enhancing critical thinking and application of knowledge. This approach also fosters a more personalized learning experience, supporting the NEP's emphasis on student-centered and flexible education.  Through flipped classrooms, we equip students with the skills to become independent learners, preparing them for the demands of the modern world while fostering creativity, engagement, and collaborative learning.