The objective of the seminar was to change in all the administrators the perception of football as only an 11vs11 game that could only be played in massive fields. All administrators were encouraged to conduct football games within whatever existent infrastructure they had in their schools, making a big change in the mindset of a large number of schools that never thought that football could be played anywhere or by any number of kids. At the seminars, administrators were told more about the initiative, and exactly how to carry it out within their schools. Post the session, the registered schools, academies or institutions were handed over football equipment and a technical manual to refer while implementing the programme in their schools. The second stage of MXIM entailed in-school activities that were carried out within the institution by the own school teachers and administrators. There were recommendations given as to how carry out games in a small format and what type of drills they could be conducted, that were devised specially by the different stakeholders of MXIM for the programme considering the realities of India. The idea is that the format, devised especially for MXIM, can be adapted to different field conditions available locally. Coaches were required to conduct drills with the children, which have been described in detail in the manual provided. The in-school activities are to be carried ut by the own school administration, with the guidance, encouragement and support of the network of MXIM coordinators and coaches across the country. The third and final stage of the MXIM programme was the Football Festivals. Children from each school are selected to participate in a football festival in the particular city. Football matches, skill contests comprising dribbling, juggling and shooting are part of the grand football festival. Exclusive MXIM merchandise and other prizes were on offer for the students. MXIM touched the 2,000 schools mark within a month of its inception and Gangtok was the city where Mission XI Million found its landmark of reaching 1 million school students. It also conducted its maiden football festival at the TransStadia Stadium in Ahmedabad on 9 April, which was attended by former Indian captain Bhaichung Bhutia, AIFF President Praful Patel and Bollywood actor Hrithik Roshan. The programme has reached till date 11,008,561 million kids in all the 29 States and 2 Union Territories. Over 42,200 footballs have been distributed till date to 24,933 schools in 78 cities across the country. Before the India vs. USA match of the FIFA U-17 World Cup India 2017, at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium on 6 October 2017, Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, Sports Minister Rajavardhan Rathore, AFC President Sheikh Salman bin Ebrahim Al Khalifa, AIFF President Praful Patel and FIFA Secretary General Fatma Samoura felicitated the 11 kids who marks each millionth benchmark for the Mission Eleven Million Programme.