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India Sees 37 Lakh Drop in School Enrolment in 2023-24 . . . - Times of India School enrolment in India dropped by 37 lakh in 2023-24, according to UDISE data The total number of enrolled students fell from 25 17 crore in 2022-23 to 24 80 crore The decrease included both boys and girls, with a significant drop in girl student enrolment
Why India Has 15 Million Fewer Students in Schools? India recorded a decline of 15 million students in schools in 2023-2024, compared to the average of the previous years, despite the addition of new institutions, according to data from the Education Ministry, which shows that enrolment dropped from an average of over 263 million to 248 million
Why is there a drop in school enrolments? | Explained Prof Mehta explains that the enrolment decline since 2022-23 can be attributed to the elimination of duplicate enrolments (of students changing schools, but their records being maintained at
School Education in India: Where Do We Stand? UDISEPlus 2023-24 . . . The analysis based on the UDISEPlus 2023-24 data provides critical insights into the state of school education in India, reflecting progress and persisting challenges under the framework of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020
37 lakh drop in school enrolments in 2023-24, new data . . . - India Today India witnessed a steep decline in school enrolments last year, with figures dropping by 37 lakh, according to UDISE+ 2023-24 data from the Ministry of Education This brings the total enrolment down to 24 80 crore, compared to 25 17 crore in 2022-23
Falling Enrollment of Students: A Grave Concern After the release of the data, many reasons for this decline are being put forward by different experts Changes in education policy, growing economic hardship, non-payment or irregular payment of scholarship money are being cited as important reasons