Augmented Reality is willing to engage with teachers and other educators like college professors so that students of all age groups can deeply absorb the learnings of the subjects included in their curriculum. The subjects are either related to science, mathematics, music, or psychology and their concepts are explained well at lesser expenses since the infrastructure isn’t demanded by AR Technology. Anytime and anywhere, without any additional equipment, students can learn a new language like German, Spanish, or French with Mondly (their AR language assistant). Or, if they want to explore volcanoes and terrains located at the geological nodes of planet Earth in a fun and engaging manner, Google Earth (an AR-based application) provides search capabilities to students for zooming, rotating, or tilting the three-dimensional views surrounding our planet. In addition, they can access a larger collection of imagery including aerial, street views, and satellite images. Such apps supporting Augmented Reality are compatible with various versions of Android and iOS so that teachers can smoothly impart knowledge and students can enrich their learning experience at lesser hustles. Thus, students (or kids too) won’t be stopping themselves from accessing such freedom while learning, thereby managing their time effectively and sharpening their skills through such advantageous Augmented digital platforms.