Dropout rates

In 1990, the drop out rate was 7.32 per cent for women and 9.98 per cent for men only a slight percentage difference between the sexes.

Drop out rates have not been registered.

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Number of students in higher education institutions

Basic education for drop outs

The Committee is also concerned about the relatively high dropout rates, especially among teenage girls.

The rate of failure is higher.

The high school dropout rate in the Bedouin sector is 11.58 (compared to a 4.53 in the Jewish sector).

Education Rates, Attendance Rates and Drop Out Rates

Because of the hunger, I was forced to drop out of school.

Drop out rates and graduating rates

The rate of school drop outs at the primary school age is over 20 per cent.

This shows that in urban areas the dropout rates for boys are higher while in rural areas these are higher for girls.

The primary school (first level) drop out rate for the 1992 93 school year was 3.5 per cent.

The rate of girls dropping out of school is high, especially at secondary level.

The secondary school (second level) drop out rate for the 1992 93 school year was 4.5 per cent.

School dropout rate is up to 70 percent.

However, an additional 16 per cent are expected to drop out of youth education.

Because of the high dropout and repeat rates, the Ministry of Education is focusing its efforts on ensuring that students complete first grade (nearly one third of students drop out in first grade).

Adult education for school leavers aged 15 and over

Drop out rates at the primary and secondary school levels were 3.5 and 5 per cent, respectively, in 1993.

Comparing the drop out rates of female and male students at primary level in 1999 and 2001, the number of female drop outs rate was lower than that of male drop outs rate (in 1999 the ratio was 0.77 1.01 and in 2001 the ratio was 1.01 1.23).

The dropout rates for females in urban and rural areas are 8 and 20 respectively while for the boys these are 13 and 16 respectively (2001 2002 figures).

I am a proud Princeton dropout.

Here we have children dropping out of high school.

The number of girls and young men who have discontinued their education is roughly the same.

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In the same period, 700,000 students who had been forced to abandon school due to poverty were able to return to their studies.

In 1995, the drop out rate was 9.55 per cent for women and 11.89 per cent for men.

155. The Committee is worried about the high rate of school drop outs, especially among girls living in rural areas, and the high incidence of child labour.

Pupil retention programmes and vocational training for drop outs should be encouraged.

Children at risk of dropping out in the last primary school cycle and those who work

One reason for early leaving of school is the distance of some rural locations from schools.

And it was one of the reasons I left school when I was 15 years old.

For young people from low income homes it is common to drop out of school at an early age.

However, the school dropout rate is high at the secondary level, where Kokborok has yet to be used as a language of instruction.

The Department for Regular Attendance and the Prevention of Dropouts in the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport has been active on all levels to raise the percentage of attendance and prevent dropouts in all sectors.

In 2003 2004, the dropout rates of female minors in the 9th to 11th grades stood around 3.1 3.6 and in the 12th grade the rate of dropout was just 0.7 .

The overall drop out ratios were relatively low, but they have increased for the last two years.

He would need to consider further the question on the drop out rate.

You have to be a cop out or a wash out or a dropout to come to our college.

The highest enrolment rate is in pre primary education and vocational education has the highest drop out rate (Figure 30).

A school dropout from Coimbatore, how he is able to sustaining?

In India, the drop out rate among disadvantaged groups is estimated at 80 .