DISE 2005-06PROGRESS TOWARDS UEE

NUEPANew Delhi (INDIA)

16 April 2007

33BACKGROUND DPEP (1994) : MAJOR REFORMS NEEDED GOI, UNICEF & NIEPA JOINED HANDS NIEPA WAS ASSIGNED RESPONSIBILITY: DEVELOP

COMPUTERISED EMIS, SCHOOL AS UNIT OF COLLECTION & DISTRICT UNIT OF DISSEMINATION

PROCESS INITIATED IN 1994 IN 7 DPEP STATES EXTENDED TO ENTIRE COUNTRY

SSA 200 : COVERAGE WAS EXTENDED TO ENTIRE ELEMENTARY LEVEL : MIS UNITS: DISTRICTS/STATES

NO MORE DATA GAPS: EXTENSIVE DATA NOW AVAILABLE ON ALL COMPONENTS OF UEE

TIME-LAG IN DATA COMPLETELY ELIMINATED TWO-WAY INFORMATION FLOW: SCHOOL REPORT CARDS REVIEW COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION STATISTICS CONTINUING PROCESS: A FEW CONCERNS ALSO, COVERAGE,

CONSISTENCY, QUALITY, DISSEMINATION & UTILISATION OF DATA

DISE 2005

DISE 2006: HIGHLIGHTS

• SCHOOL-RELEATED INDICATORS• SCHOOL-RELEATED INDICATORS

• FACILITY INDICATORS• FACILITY INDICATORS

• TEACHER-RELEATED INDICATORS• TEACHER-RELEATED INDICATORS

• ENROLMENT-BASED INDICATORS• ENROLMENT-BASED INDICATORS

• EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT INDICATOR (EDI)• EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT INDICATOR (EDI)

DISE 2005-06DISE 2005-06

0

10

20

30

40

Number of States

Number of States 7 18 25 29 35

1995-96 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06

42

459

539

581

604

0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700

1995-96

2002-03

2003-04

2004-05

2005-06

Number of Districts

Number of Schools

856301

9314711037813

60311

1124033

0

200000

400000

600000

800000

1000000

1200000

1400000

1995-96 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06

DISE COVERAGE

30th Sept 2005: RECOGNISED SCHOOLSBLOCKS : 7,092

VILLAGES : 5,56,673

Title

Subtitle

School Related Indicators

School Related Indicators

Total Schools 11,24,033

(UP, 14.40%)

(10,37,813, 8% (86,220)

Primary (7,38,150, 65.67% (66.78% )

Primary + UP (1,99,946, 17.79% (17.26%)

U.Primary Only (89,164, 7.93% (6.93 %)

UP+Sec+Hr.Sec 60,306, 5.37% (5.68 %)

P+UP+Sec+Hr.Sec (27,907, 2.48% (2.29%)

(88%)

(12%)

RURAL980526 (87.67%)

Primary School (672350, 68.57%)

URBAN137914 (12.33%)

Primary School (65285, 47.34%)

ALL GOVT. SCHOOLS

9,29,345 (83.14%)

Deptt. of Edu.69.72 %

Tribal & SW5.46%

Local BODY24.01 %

Other MangtS(0.01%)

ALL PVT SCHOOLS

1,89,521(16.86%)

AIDED33.46%

UN-AIDED66.54%

1,57,268

(15.15%)

(37.73%)

(62.27%)

(24.98%)

(5.11%)

(70.34%)

RATIO: PRIMARY to UPPER PRIMARY SCHOOLS/SECTIONS

CHANDIGARH, D&D, DELHI, GUJARAT, MIZORAM, PONDICHERRY, KARNATAKA, KERALA, L. DWEEP, PONDICHERRY, MAHARASHTRA: RATIO BELOW 2

BIHAR 3.18 (3.60), JHARKHAND 3.97, MEGHALAYA 3.73, SIKKIM (3.31): HIGH

WEST BENGAL ONLY STATE HAVING RATIO ABOVE FIVE: 5.28 (5.30)

YEAR ALL SCHOOLS

2002-03 3.18 R U AG AP

2003-04 2.87 3.14 1.71 3.46 1.27

2004-05 2.68 2.93 1.64 3.26 1.26

2005-06 2.56 2.79 1.57 3.13 1.26

DISE 2005-06 HighlightsAll Rural Urban Govt. Private

PRE-PRIMARY SECTIONS

19.93% (18.11%)

19% 28% 18% 31%

SIKKIM, 96% PS, BIHAR 5.98% WB, 0.05%

SHIFT SCHOOLS (ALL)

4.03 % (4.06%)

2.71% 13.55% 3.27% 7.89%

DELHI, ALL SCHOOLS, 35.16% HP, 0.22%, UP, 0.37%

RESIDENTIAL SCHOOLS

1.96% (1.95%)

1.86% 2.79% 1.57% 3.93%

SIKKIM = 6.75%, ARUNACHAL = 10.88%, HP = 0.40%, BIHAR = 0.35, UTTARANCHAL = 0.46, WB = 1.24%

Schools Established Since 19942004 2005 2006

ALL Rural Urban With Building

ALL SCHOOLS

1,85,631

(20%)

2,50,718 (24%)

3,13,570 (27.90%)

88% 12% 83%

PRIMARY 2006

2,14,106 (29.01%)

1,96,325 (29%) PS in Rural Areas

92% 8% 80%

PRIMARY: ANDHRA PRADESH 32% (19,930), MADHYA PRADESH 44% ( 37,337), RAJASTHAN 62% (36,622), UTTAR PRADESH 42,297 (36%) A FEW BUILDING-LESS SCHOOLS

UPPER PRIMARY ONLY

___ ___ 39,908

(44.76%)

___ ___ 80%

LOCATION OF PRIMARY SCHOOLSCRC < 1 KM 1-5 KM > 5 KM

ALL21.84 (17.75)AG 20% AP 39% 48.51 (50.46) 29.66 (31.78)

RURAL 19.23 (14.80) 48.93 (51.15) 31.83 (34.05)

URBAN 48.44 (47.87) 44.21 (43.74) 7.35 (8.39)

BLOCK HQ < 5 KM 5-10 KM > 10 KM

ALL 25.52 (20.56 ) 24.98 (26.35) 49.50 (53.10)

RURAL 21.03 (15.70) 25.77 (27.22) 58.21(57.08)

URBAN 71.55(70.34) 16.93 (17.53) 11.52(12.13)

School InspectionAll Rural Urban Govt. Private

PRIMARY SCHOOLS VISITED BY CRC CO-ORDINATORS

66% (67%)

67% 48% 69% 40%

ASSAM 96%, J&K 88%, ANDHRA PRADESH 92%, Maharashtra 88%, DELHI & PONDICHERRY BELOW 2%

PRIMARY SCHOOLS INSPECTED

56 % (58%)

56% 55% 57% 47%

MAHARASHTRA 91%, TAMIL NADU 87%, KERALA 24%, KARNATAKA 22%, CHHATTISGARH 41%

SCHOOLS WITHOUT REGULAR HEAD MASTER

53.35% 54% 47% 56% 39%

National University of Educational Planning & Administration

DISE 2005-06: HIGHLIGHTS

AVERAGE NUMBER OF INSTRUCTIONAL DAYS

204 Days

Type of School BuildingType of School Building

PUCCAPUCCA 71%71%

Rural 71%, UrbanRural 71%, Urban 73%73%

PARTIALLY PARTIALLY PUCCAPUCCA

9.47%9.47%

KUCCHA KUCCHA BUILDINGBUILDING

1.98%1.98%

TENT/OPEN TENT/OPEN SPACESPACE

934 (0.12%)934 (0.12%)

Govt. Govt. BuildingBuilding

73%73%

Rented Rented BuildingBuilding

5%5%

Few other type of schools Few other type of schools also function in tentsalso function in tents

PUCCA BUILDING (PRIMARY)PUCCA BUILDING (PRIMARY)

HIGHHIGH LOWLOW

UPUP 97%97% ARUNACHALARUNACHAL 44%44%

PUNJABPUNJAB 93%93% N- E REGIONN- E REGION 26%26%

UTTARANCHALUTTARANCHAL 89%89% ORISSAORISSA 37%37%

KARNATAKAKARNATAKA 83%83% ASSAMASSAM 47%47%

PONDICHERRYPONDICHERRY 78%78% TAMIL NADUTAMIL NADU 54%54%

MAHARASHTRAMAHARASHTRA 85%85% DELHIDELHI 56%56%

BIHARBIHAR 70%70% MPMP 71%71%

D & D, GOA, D & D, GOA, HARYANAHARYANA

94%94% KERALAKERALA 77%77%

Total Number of Schools Without Building = 46,364, 73% are Total Number of Schools Without Building = 46,364, 73% are Primary SchoolsPrimary Schools

PRIMARY SCHOOLS BY CLASSROOMSYear All Rural Urban AG AP FOR 2005

AVERAGE NUMBER OF CLASSROOMS3.8 (All Schools)

2004 2.6 2.5 4.2 2.4 5.0 Assam (1.6) 

Bihar, D&N (2.0)

Jharkhand (1.5)

MP (1.9) <2 Classrooms

Delhi 8 , Chandigarh 7

Lakshadweep 9, Kerala 6, Nagaland 5

2005 2.6 2.4 4.3 2.4 4.9

2006 2.7 2.5 4.3 2.4 5.1

PRIMARY SCHOOLS WITHOUT CLASSROOM (74,893) (89% In Rural Areas)

2004 8.90 7.86 8.0 - -2005 10.18 9.84 13.02 - -2006 10.15 9.86 13.02

SINGLE CLASSROOM SCHOOLS

(1,07,276 All Schools)

2004 14.99 15.57 8.83 15.87 4.93 Delhi, Nagaland < 1 % 

W. Bengal 18%,

J & K 17%,

MP 12%

Gujarat 10%,

Maharashtra 14% BIHAR 13%

2005 14.60 15.24 8.16 15.55 4.88

2006 13.52 14.13 7.29 14.56 4.25

PRIMARY SCHOOLS HAVING 2 & MORE ROOMS

2005 75.22 74.92 78.82 82.58 84.94

2006 76.33 76.01 79.69 75.18 86.67

CLASSROOM CONDITION (PRIMARY)

GOOD 66% (68%)

Rural 64%, Urban 79%

NEED MINOR REPAIRS

23% (21%)

RURAL 25%

URBAN 14%

NEED MAJOR REPAIRS

11% (10%)

RURAL 12%

URBAN 6%

PRIMARY ATTACHED TO UP, HS & H.SEC NEED MAJOR/MINOR REPAIRS

15.19%

(13.80%)

GOOD CONDITION NEED MAJOR/MINOR

REPAIRSHIGH LOW

DELHI 82% NAGALAND 27% NAGALAND 73%

PONDICHERRY

89% MANIPUR 13% MEGHALAYA 77%

MAHARASHTRA

83% MEGHALAYA 23% ASSAM 64%

PUNJAB 76% ASSAM 36% MIZORAM 63%

TAMIL NADU 77% MIZORAM 37% ARUNACHAL 64%

UTTAR PRADESH

72% ARUNACHAL 36% WEST BENGAL

57%

GUJARAT 79% TRIPURA 45% ORISSA 55%

KARNATAKA

74% JHARKHAND 52% J & K 52%

ANDHRA 76% J & K 48% JHARKHAND 48%

MADHYA PRADESH

73% BIHAR 53% BIHAR 50%

L. DWEEP 64%

DISE 2005

NUEPA National University of Educational Planning & Administration

STUDENT-CLASSROOM RATIO (P)

  YEAR ALL RURAL URBAN AG AP STATE SCR

SCR 

2004 46 46 43 45 34 BIHAR 91

20052006

4542

4543

4039

4442

3129

UTTAR PRADESH 57

SCR >60

2004 24 25 21 25 14 JHARKHAND 69

20052006

2320

2321

1816

2421

1110

WEST BENGAL 52

BIHAR ALSO HAVE SCR >60, IN 66% SCHOOLS HAVING 74 % ENROLMENT

MADHYA PRADESH 50

ASSAM 53

DELHI 47

NE & HILLY STATES < 30

PRIMARY SCHOOLS BY TEACHERSYear ALL RURAL URBAN AG AP 2005-06

AVERAGE NUMBER OF TEACHERS

4.19 (All Schools)

2004 2.72 2.56 4.472.55 4.76 - 86% ALL SCHOOLS

HAVE 2 OR MORE TRS AGAISNT 84% Previous Year- EXCEPT ARUNACHAL (1.83) ALL OTHER STATES HAVE MORE THAN 2 TEACHERSKERALA = 6CHANDIGARH = 11 & DELHI = 9L.DWEEP = 14

2005 2.74 2.56 4.63 2.54 4.76

2006 2.84 2.67 4.62 2.83 4.74

PRIMARY SCHOOLS WITHOUT TEACHER (9,503 SCHOOLS) (83% In Rural Areas) (11,219)

2004 1.18 1.13 1.64 - - ARUNACHAL = 5%PUNJAB = 9%KERALA 6%GUJARAT = 3%BIHAR = 2.78%DELHI = 11%

2005 1.62 1.49 2.64 1.47 3.10

2006 1.29 1.18 2.39 1.12 2.75

SINGLE TEACHERS PRIMARY SCHOOLS

(1,22,355 All Schools 96% IN RURAL AREAS)

AG 97%, AP 3%

2004 17.51 18.43 7.67 - - RAJASTHAN 23,952(40.83%)UP (5.23%)ARUNACHAL 62%ASSAM 22%

DELHI/KERALA: NEGLIGIBLE

2005

2006

18.15

16.58

19.15

17.47

7.73

7.37

19.03

17.84

6.53

5.31

DISE 2005SCHOOLS by ENROLMENTAVERAGE ENROLMENT

ALL AREAS

RURAL AREAS

URBAN AREAS

ALL GOVT MANAGEM

ENTS

ALL PVT MANAGEMENTS

ALL SCHOOLS

150 138 237 135 225

PRIMARY SCHOOLS

114 109 168 109 160

– 69,353 (6.17%) SCHOOLS (ALL) HAVE ENROLMENT< 25: 94% LOCATED IN RURAL AREAS

– 60.381 (87%) OF SUCH SCHOOLS ARE PRIMARY SCHOOLS WHICH IS 8.18% OF TOTAL PRIMARY SCHOOLS

– 1 IN 3 PRIMARY SCHOOLS HAVE ENROLMENT < 50

– ABOUT 5.47% PRIMARY SCHOOLS (40,376) HAVE ENROLMENT ABOVE 300 OF WHICH 21% ARE LOCATED IN URBAN AREAS

Title

Subtitle

Facility IndicatorsFacility Indicators

FACILITY IN PRIMARY SCHOOLSGround Level Blackboard

ALL 48.83% (48.78%) UP 76%

MANIPUR, D & N 9%

Common Toilet

3,87,178

(4,05,721)

All 47.55% (41.46%) CHATTISGARH 11%

JHARKHAND 13%

DELHI 94%

LAKSHADWEEP 92%

Rural 46%

Urban 60%

AG 45%

AP 68%

Girls Toilet

5,25,112

All 28.86% (24.27%) BIHAR 7%,

CHATTISHGARH 4%

JAMMU & KASHMIR 6%

UTTAR PRADESH 68%

DELHI 81%

Rural 27%

Urban 47%

AG 25%

AP 61%

Primary Schools w/o Blackboard

55,570 Schools

(90% in Rural Areas)

7.53% (7.03%)

3.59% ENROLMENT

RAJASTHAN 8,848, UP 7,181,

AP 4,629, BIHAR 5,535,

JAHRKHAND 7,645, MP 7,303,

DELHI 343 SCHOOLS

DISE 2005

FACILITY IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS

Book Bank 41.77%

(42.54%)

Tripura 6.44%

Haryana 92% & Maharashtra: 88%

Computers

1,20,591(All)/ 93,249 in 2004-05

40,023 (P, 5.42%), 74% IN RURAL AREAS

8.99%

(3.95%)

ALL SCHOOLS

CHANDIGARH 71%

DELHI 76%

KERALA 52%

BIHAR 2.39%

MAHARASHTA: 19,473 SCHOOLS (23.10%), HIGHEST

Medical Check-up 51.96% MAHARASHTRA 95%, Chattisgarh 78%, UP 41%, Bihar 16%, Nagaland 16%, ASSAM 5%, T. Nadu 90%

Ramps: ONLY 24% of 3,64,042 SCHOOLS WITH DISABLE CHILDREN HAVE RAMP

15.65%

(11.21%)

MAHARASHTRA 74%

DELHI 46%, J & K 1.28%

D&N 0.81%

SCHOOL DEVLOPMENT & TLM GRANT

• SDG: R 70% U 44%• TLM R 64% U 41%• IN 17 States SDG & 14 States TLM GRANT RECEIVED

WAS ABOVE 70%• 89% SDG & 87% TLM GRANT UTLISED• KERALA, HP, WEST BENGAL, ASSAM: MAJORITY

OF SCHOOLS RECEIVED BOTH SCHOOL & TLM

  2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05

SDG360812 (42%)

557206(60%)

724682(70%)

743954 (66%)

TLM285956(34%)

454465(49%)

641519(62%)

688634 (61%)

DISE 2005-06DISE 2005-06

Teacher-Related Indicators

Teacher-Related Indicators

TEACHERS• COMPREHENSIVE PROFILE: 4.69 Mn (4.17 Mn)

TEACHERS: 78% RURAL AREAS, 22% URBAN AREAS

• GENDER PARITY INDEX: 0.68 (0.66)

• Of 4.69 Mn TEACHERS, 2.06 MILLION (44%) ARE IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS

• 86% PRIMARY TEACHERS ARE IN RURAL & 14% IN URBAN AREAS

• GOVERNMENT MAIN PROVIDER % TO TotalSC 83% SC = 18.66%ST 79% ST = 23.90%OBC 64% OBC = 34.44%

PRIMARY SCHOOLS• CHANDIGARH (80%), KERALA (74%), TN (75%), UTTARANCHAL

(55%), DELHI (69%)• BIHAR, 26% (R = 25% U = 54%, AG = 26%, AP = 26%)• JHARKHAND, 28% (R = 26% U = 63% AG = 28%, AP = 42%)• NO FEMALE TEACHER (ALL SCHOOLS) 3,45,379: 31% RURAL96%

DISE 2005%FEMALE TEACHERSALL

AREAS

RURAL

AREAS

URBAN

AREAS

ALL GOVT

ALL PRIVATE

ALL SCHOOLS

2003-04

2004-05

2005-06

38.18

39.78

40.33

31.61

33.12

34.00

64.40

64.75

64.02

34.20

34.56

35.77

51.26

47.97

47.72

PRIMARY

2003-04

2004-05

2005-06

35.96

38.06

39.17

30.92

32.77

34.31

66.51

68.21

68.17

32.65

34.31

35.58

56.33

58.65

57.03

• MAJORITY OF SCHOOLS (ALL) IN BIHAR (65%), JHARKHAND (48%), UP (51%), WB (54%) HAVE PUPIL-TEACHER RATIO ABOVE 40:1

• 471 DISTRICTS HAVE PTR BELOW 1: 40 & 4,13,338 (37%) SCHOOLS (ALL) PTR IS ABOVE 40:1

• PRIMARY SCHOOLS: 27 STATES, PTR <40:1• BIHAR (62:1), UP (60:1), HARYANA (41:1) & JHARKHAND (48:1) ONLY STATES

HAVING PTR ABOVE 40:1 IN P.SCHOOLS• ABOUT 6% (59,052 P SCHOLS) PTR IS ABOVE 100: BIHAR 17%, UP 16%,

JHARKHAND 7%COMPARED TO 1.271% IN DELHI % 0.08% IN KERALA, CHANDIGARH & D&D NO SUCH SCHOOL

DISE 2005

PUPIL-TEACHER RATIOALL AREAS RURAL URBAN AG AP

ALL SCHOOLS

2003-04

2004-05

2005-06

39

38

36

40

39

37

36

33

32

41

40

37

34

31

32PRIMARY

SCHOOLS

2003-04

2004-05

2005-06

44

42

40

44

43

41

40

37

36

45

44

41

37

35

34

AGE PROFILE OF TEACHERS

•

Age Group

26-45 YEAR

MALE FEMALE

ALL 57.04% 58.93%

PRIMARY 56.06% 57.31%

• MAJORITY OF TEACHERS BETWEEN 26-45 YEARS

• NOT MUCH DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PRIMARY & OTHER TEACHERS• ONLY 9.41% (6.73%) MALE & 0.03% (0.03%) FEMALE TEACHERS ARE YOUNG: (18-25 YEAR)

• 8.04% MALE & 4.34 % FEMALE TRS: 55+ YEAR

• 2,98,639 (6.37%) WILL RETIRE, 78% ARE IN RURAL AREAS

• IN 79,480 SCHOOLS (7.07%) ONLY PARA TEACHERS ARE POSTED (70,820, 6.80%)

RAJASTHAN 16,963 (17.98%)MP 37,285 (30.71%)CHHATTISGARH 8,488 (16.53%)JHARKHAND 6,913

• BIHAR, MP, JHARKHAND, UP & CHHATTISGARH: AVERAGE 1 PARA TEACHER (ALL SCHOOLS)

DISE 2005

SCHOOLS WITHOUT REGULARTEACHERS

PARA TEACHERS (ALL SCHOOLS)

2002-03 = 1,97,000 2003-04 = 2,59,099 2004-05 = 3,79,385 2005-06 = 4,98,944

(1,19,559) (31.51%)

MALE 61% (11.21% OF TOTAL MALE TEACHERS)

FEMALE 39% (10.47% OF TOTAL FEMALE TEACHERS)

RURAL 93%

URBAN 7%

In PRIMARY Schools 66%

P+UP Schools 19%

P+UP+S+HS Schools 1.86%

MORE THAN 84% OF TOTAL PARA TEACHERS ARE APPOINTED IN UTTAR PRADESH (95,773), MADHYA PRADESH (1,19,212), RAJASTHAN, BIHAR (68,728),

ANDHRA PRADESH, CHHATISGARH

In-Service TrainingALL

AREAS

RURAL URBAN ALL GOVT

ALL

PVT

MALE 38 41 19 46 11

FEMALE 44 50 33 52 31

AS MANY AS 1.70 MILLION (1.46 Mn) TEACHERS IMPARTED IN-SERVICE

MORE FEMALE TEACHERS THAN MALE TEACHERS: 21 STATES

DISE 2005-06DISE 2005-06

DISE 2005

QUALIFICATIONS OF TEACHERS (ALL)

BELOW SEC

SEC H.SEC SEC+H.SEC G+PG+PHD

H.SEC & ABOVE

REGULAR

TEACHERSM 2.84 18.93 22.77 41.70 53.41 78.23

F

All

3.35

3.04

21.02

19.78

22.17

22.53

43.19

42.31

51.35

52.57

75.63

77.18

PARA

TEACHERS

(60% MALE & 53% FEMALE PTRs WITHOUT PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATION)

M 2.42 8.62 34.13 42.75 52.18 88.96

F

ALL

2.37

2.40

9.93

9.12

36.49

35.04

46.42

44.16

47.64

50.43

87.70

88.48

•OF TOTAL TEACHERS ONLY 15% (18%) WERE INVOLVED

•ASSAM 32%, BIHAR 22%, WB 30%, KERALA 27%

•D&N, DELHI, GUJARAT, KARNATAKA, MP, MAHARASHTRA, PONDICHERRY,SIKKM 10%

•ALL TEACHERS: 17 DAYS, RURAL = 16, URBAN = 21 DAYS AGAINST 15 DAYS IN PREVIOUS YEAR

•IN 20 STATES DAYS SPENT WERE MORE THAN 15 DAYS

•HIGHEST 31 DAYS IN BIHAR & LOWEST 8 DAYS IN KERALA

DISE 2005Days Spent on Non-Teaching Assignments

ENROLMENT (In Million)

I-V VI-VII/VIII I-VII/VIII2003 101.16 - -

2004 110.39 33.14 143.54

2005 118.3037.72 156.01

2006124.62(74%)

43.67 (26%)

168.29GOVT+Aided = 85.8%

Schools = 88%

RURAL = 85%

BIHAR 94%, PONDI 42%LAKSHADEWWP 100%, CHANDIGARH 18%

RURAL = 78% RURAL = 82%

UTTAR PRADESH, 30 Mn (18%)PONDICHERRY ,9671 Neg.%

• IN 180 OF 581 DISTRICTS, PRIMARY ENROLMENT DECLINED

OVER/UNDER-AGE CHILDREN

2006PRIMARY

ALL R U

UPPER PRIMARY

ALL R U

UNDER-AGE 9.31 8.75 12.30 11.70 11.23 13.40

OVER-AGE 5.26 5.10 6.15 8.24 7.96 9.22

TOTAL 2006 2005

2004

14.57 13.85 18.45

14.26 13.67 17.42

14.03 13.51 16.66

19.94 19.19 22.62

19.76 19.17 21.99

18.42 17.11 20.83

% Girl’s EnrolmentALL

AREASRURAL URBAN ALL

GOVT.

ALL

PVT.

I-V 2006

2005

2004

47.79

47.52

47.47

47.75

47.45

47.31

47.95

47.87

48.22

48.67

48.27

48.07

44.46

44.37

44.71

VI-VIII 2006

2005

2004

45.80

45.32

45.02

45.17

44.54

44.03

47.70

47.78

48.12

46.49

45.22

45.21

44.65

44.31

44.64

I-VIII 2006

2005

2004

47.27

46.99

46.90

47.12

46.79

46.61

47.87

47.84

48.19

48.20

47.76

47.51

44.53

44.35

44.69

GPI (ENROLMENT)PRIMARY

2006 0.92

2005 0.91

2004 0.90

U.PRIMARY

0.84

0.83

0.82

ELEMENTARY

0.90

0.89

0.88

•BIHAR, 0.80

•CHANDIGARH, 0.83

•JHARKHAND, 0.90

•J& K, 0.85 & PUNJAB, 0.86

•ARUNACHAL, 0.97 & RAJ, 0.88

•RAJASTHAN, 0.62

•BIHAR, 0.64

•GUJARAT & JHARKHAND, 0.79

•MP, 0.79

•J & K, 0.81

•ORISSA, 0.86

•UP, 0.83

•PONDICHERRY, 1.05

•SIKKIM, 1.13

•MEGHALAYA, 1.08

15 STATES > 0.90

•BIHAR, 0.77

•J &K, 0.84

•JHARKHAND, 0.89

•MP, 0.91

•RAJ, 0.81

•TAMIL NADU 0.93

•KERALA, 0.96

•MEGHALAYA, 1.03

•SIKKIM, 1.02

•UP, 0.90

•WB, 0.98, L.DWEEP, 0.85

24 STATES > 0.90

57(38) DISTRICTS ACROSS 35 STATES HAVE > 50% GIRLS ENROLMENT

ABOUT 1

AP, ASSAM, KERALA, SIKKIM, NAGALAND, UTTARANCHAL, PONDICHERRY(1.07), WEST BENGAL, MANIPUR, MEGHALAYA (1.02), 26 STATES > 0.90

% SC/ST/OBC Enrolment

2003-04

2004-05

2005-06

I-VIII SC

(16.20%)

20.84 20.58 18.64

I-VIII ST

(8.20%)

9.71 10.18 9.02

I-V OBC 40.54 40.64 41.77

P: BIHAR % of SC (41.25%) & ST (40.95%) GIRLS, UP: BIHAR % of SC (34%) & ST (36%) GIRLS

DISE 2005-06SC & ST ENROLMENT (%)

(TOGETHER)

I-V

CLASES

VI-VIII

CLASSES

GOVT All 80.35 (82.94)

R 85.35

U 53.67

All 85.84 (87.49)

R 88.96

U 54.30

PVT All 19.65 (17.06)

R 14.35

U 46.33

All 14.16 (12.51)

R 11.04

U 45.70

CHILDREN WITH DISABILITY

• TOTAL 1.62Mn CHILDREN: BELOW 0.96% of I-VIII ENROLMENT

• 76% & 24 % DISABLE CHILDREN IN PRIMARY & U.PRIMARY CLASSES

• MAJORITY OF DISABLE CHILDREN IN RURAL AREAS (PRIMARY, 88% & U.PRIMARY, 80%)

• GOVT: MAIN PROVIDER: 87% PRIMARY & 71% U. PRIMARY, ELEMENTARY, 83%

% BLIND % ORTHOPADICAL

LY

% DEAF & DUMB

% MENTALLY RETARDED

I-V 20 27 22 19

VI-VIII 24 36 19 9

LOW•BIHAR, ARUNACHAL•ASSAM, D & N•CHHATTISGARH•JHARKHAND•RAJASTHAN UP•UTTARANCHAL •W.BENGAL•N-E REGIONHIGH•A&N, AP, HP, KERALA • KARNATKA•TN•CHANDIGARH•PONDICHERRY

BOYS/GIRLS: NO SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCE

DISE 2005

APPARENT SURVIVAL RATE

Grade

2006

ALL R U

2004 2005 2006

I 100 100 100 100 100

II 84 84 84 83 89

III 79 76 80 78 87

IV 74 68 72 72 84

V 70 63 67 66 86

Grade

2006

ALL

2005

I 31 30

II 14 14

III 11 12

IV 8 9

V 11 11

VI 10 9

VII 8 7

VIII 7 8

DISE 20055.90% (7.58%) OF ELEMENTARY 5.90% (7.58%) OF ELEMENTARY

ENROLMENT:ENROLMENT: • RURAL 85%, URBAN 15%

• BOYS 53%, GIRLS 47%

• PRIMARY, 7.53 Mn (75%)

• U. PRIMARY, 25%

REASONSREASONS• FAILURES: 57%

• LONG ABSENTEES: 27%

• RE-ADMISSION: 16%

REPEATERS 2006

Repeaters

2004 2005 2006

In Mn 12.22 11.83 9.99

2003 123 Districts RR: 53%

2004 184 Districts RR: 58%

2005 286 Districts RR: 71%

4  . 

RETENTION RATE

STATE Districts I-IV I-V

1 ASSAM 23 70.16

2 GUJARAT 9 62.54

3 WEST BENGAL 20 58.26

4 KARNATAKA 27 78.13

5 MAHARASHTRA 30 89.87

6 KERALA 14 95.37

7 JHARKHAND 6   59.38

8 BIHAR 11   42.34

9 UTTARANCHAL 5 52.31

10 ORISSA 8   62.03

11 ANDHRA PRADESH 23 77.00

12 UTTAR PRADESH 54   71.15

13 HARYANA 7   85.58

14 MADHYA PRADESH 31   95.50

15 HIMACHAL 4   81.38

16 TAMIL NADU 4   100.00

17 RAJASTHAN 10 51.74

•DISE: 2004-05 & 2005-06, COMMON SCHOOLS

88% COMMON SCHOOLS

AVERAGE D/O RATE MAY BE A BIT LOWER

SERIOUSLY AFFACTING EFFICIENCY

PR RR DR

I 78 11 12

II 89 6 5

III 88 5 7

IV 90 4 6

V 74 6 20<5%: Kerala/Karnataka/TN/HP/ Mizoram

>14%: UP/Rajasthan/Arunachal/ Jharkhand, Bihar, 11.36%

DISE 2005

AVERAGE FLOW RATES

9.966.29

83.76

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

Promotion Rate Repeation Rate Drop-out Rate

Average Flow Rates : Classes I-VR

ate

ENROLMENT RATIO (%): PrimaryGER NER POPULATION

2003-4 89.83 73.99

2004-5 97.92 81.90 6-11: 120.09 Mn

11-14: 73.80 Mn

6-14: 193.89 Mn

Balance 18.57 Million children of 6-11 year

2005-6 103.77

BOYS 104.87

GIRLS 102.60

84.53

BOYS 85.43

GIRLS 83.57

NER RANGE PRIMARY LEVEL (84.53%)

<50% HARYANA, GOA

50-60 A & N, CHANDIGARH, PUNJAB, PONDICHERRY

60-70 KERALA, DELHI, JHARKHAND, LAKSHADWEEP

70-75 ANDHRA PRADESH, D & DIU

75-80 GUJARAT, J & K, MAHARASHTRA

80-85 BIHAR, UTTARANCHAL, KARNATAKA, RAJASTHAN, WEST BENGAL

85-90 ASSAM, HIMACHAL PRADESH

90-95 MEGHALAYA, ORISSA, TAMIL NADU, MP, SIKKIM, D & N

>95% MIZORAM, NAGALAND, UP, ARUNACHAL, MANIPUR, TRIPURA

62.7

3 71.9

8

75.7

8

80.6

4

65.9

6

76.0

1

79.9

6

83.6

6

0

20

40

60

80

100

2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06

Boys

Girls

Total

Transition Rate from Primary to Upper Primary Level

BoysGirlsTotal

Rat

e

DISE 2005TRANSITION RATE (Primary to U. Primary)

YEAR BOYS GIRLS TOTAL

2004(461 Districts)

76.01 71.98 74.1

2005 (539 Districts)

79.96 75.58 78.01

2006

(604 Districts)83.66

R, 80%

U, 100%

80.64

R, 76%

U, 99%

82.24• UP 67%• BIHAR, 63%,

MP 70%• RAJASTHAN 93%• KERALA 96%,

TAMIL NADU 92%• > 80%: 21 States

PASS % LOW AT U.PRIMARY

NO MAJOR B-G DIFFERENCE

HIGH % IN PRIVATE SCHOOLS

DISE 2005

EXAMINATION RESULTS

AREAIV/V VII/VIII

% PASSED

> 60% % PASSED

> 60%

ALL B

G

95 48 (45)(42)

88 38

(35)(32)

95 49 (46)(42)

89 40

(37)(34)

R B

G

95 46 (43)(40)

88 35

(33)(30)

95 46 (43)(40)

88 37

(35)(31)

U B

G

95 57 (53)(50)

87 44

(42)(37)

96 59 (56)(52)

89 47

(44)(40)

EDI

ACCESS: Availability of Schools per 1000 Population, Percentage of Habitations not Served

INFRASTRUCTURE: Average Student Classroom Ratio, Schools with Student-Classroom Ratio > 60, Schools without Drinking Water Facilities, School with Boy's Toilet & Schools with Girl's Toilet

TEACHERS: Percentage of Female Teachers, Pupil-Teacher Ratio, School with Pupil-Teacher Ratio > 60, Single-Teacher Schools (in schools with more than 15 students), Percentage of Schools with 3 or less Teachers & Teachers without Professional Qualification

OUTCOMES: Gross Enrolment Ratio: Overall, Scheduled Castes : GER, Scheduled Tribes : GER, Gender Parity Index in Enrolment, Repetition Rate, Dropout Rate, Ratio of Exit Class over Class 1 Enrolment (primary stage only), Percentage of Passed Children to Total Enrolment, Percentage of Appeared Children Passing with 60 per cent and Above Marks

EDI

DPEP DISTRICTS  Non-DPEP Non-NE States

Best PRIMARYUPPER PRIMARY

PRIMARY& UP Best PRIMARY

UPPER PRIMARY

PRIMARY& UP

1 Kerala TN Kerala 1 DelhiPondiche

rry Delhi

2 TN Kerala TN 2Pondicherr

yChandiga

rhPondiche

rry

3Karnata

ka HPKarnatak

a 3 Chandigarh DelhiChandiga

rh

4 HP Karnata

ka HP 4Lakshadwe

epLakshad

weepLakshad

weepWor

st

Worst

1 Bihar Bihar Bihar 1 D & N D &N D & N

2Jharkhan

dJharkha

nd Jharkhand 2 A & N A & N A & N

3 WB WB WB 3 Goa J &K Goa

4 UP Assam UP 4 Goa D & D

EDIALL STATES TOGETHER

Primary Upper Primary Both Primary & Upper Primary Together

Best 1 Delhi Kerala Kerala

2 Tamil Nadu Pondicherry Delhi

3 Kerala Chandigarh Tamil Nadu

4 Pondicherry Tamil Nadu Pondicherry

Worst 1 Bihar Bihar Bihar

2 Arunachal Pradesh

Jharkhand Jharkhand

3 Jharkhand WEST BENGAL Arunachal

4 WEST BENGAL UTTAR PRADESH

WEST BENGAL

NORTH EASTERN STATES

Best 1 MIZORAM MIZORAM MIZORAM

2 SIKKIM SIKKIM SIKKIM

Worst 1 ARUNACHAL ARUNACHAL ARUNACHAL

2 ASSAM ASSAM ASSAM

Number of Districts in Extreme Quartiles Distributed Based on Composite

(Primary & Upper Primary) EDI*

TOP MOST QUARTILE 

BOTTOM MOST QUARTILE

State

Number of Districts in the Category 

State

Number of Districts in the Category

Number

Total Number of Districts Used in EDI

Percentage to Total Districts Used

Number Total Number of Districts Used in EDI

Percentage to Total Districts Used

Himachal Pradesh

12 12 100.0 Bihar 37 37 100.0

Sikkim 4 4 100.0 Jharkhand 15 18 83.3

Tamil Nadu

28 29 96.6 Madhya Pradesh

30 46 65.2

Delhi 8 9 88.9 Assam 14 23 60.9

Mizoram 6 7 75.0 West Bengal 11 19 57.9