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 Contemporary educational assessment systems largely emphasize curriculum coverage and standardized testing, often overlooking the underlying neurological and behavioral processes that govern learning. Neuroscientific research increasingly confirms that effective learning is a result of dynamic interactions between the brain, body and behavior, driven by efficient knowledge transfer rather than passive information intake. The Taxshila Gyanpeeth Model responds to this challenge by introducing the Taxshila Levels, a neuroscience-based framework designed to evaluate learner development through learnography. This is the science of book-to-brain and brain-to-behavior knowledge transfer. Learner Evolution Through the Taxshila Levels of Knowledge Transfer This paper presents a structured analysis of the six Taxshila Levels, ranging from foundational brain readiness to research-level knowledge creation. Each level represents a measurable transformation in neural integration, motor cognitio...