New Delhi: There is a clear shift from private schools to government schools in the last three years, with Uttar Pradesh and Kerala reported a maximum increase in government school registration, according to the annual status of the education report (Aser), 2021.
This report is based on surveys conducted in 25 states and three union areas.
It covers a total of 76,706 households and 75,234 children in the age group of five to 16 years.
Safe! You have managed to throw your voteogin to see results “at the All-India level, there is a clear shift from private school to a government school.
For children in the age group of six to 14 years, registration in private schools has declined from 32.5.
Percent in 2018 to 24.4 percent in 2021, “the 16th ASER report released on Wednesday stated.
“This shift is seen in all classes and among boys and girls.
However, boys are still more likely to be registered in private schools than girls,” he added.
In government schools, the average registration in 2018 was 64.3 percent which increased to 65.8 percent last year and 70.3 percent this year.
From 2006 to 2014, there was a stable increase in private schools.
After a highlands of around 30 percent for several years, there has been a significant decline in the pandemic year.
Even before Covid-19, the proportion of girls registered in government schools was higher than boys for each class and age.
This continues to be a trend from time to time, it notes.
However, the report said, “Time will reveal whether these patterns are a temporary phase, when schools are reopened throughout the state or whether they become a permanent feature of the Indian countryside.”
This report shows that the maximum increase in government schools has been registered in Uttar Pradesh (13.2 percent), followed by Kerala (11.9 percent).
Rajasthan (9.4 percent), Maharashtra (9.2 percent), Karnataka (8.3 percent), Tamil Nadu (9.6 percent), Andhra Pradesh (8.4 percent), Telangana (3.7 percent), Bihar (2.8 percent), West Bengal (3.9 percent) and Jharkhand (2.5 percent) are among countries that have reported an increase in government school registration.
4,872 schools, which have been reopened after their closure because of the pandemic, was physically surveyed when they collected 2,427 schools that had not been opened during the survey contacted by telephone.
The report showed that there were no changes in the proportion of children aged six to 14 which were not registered at school.
According to the report, the proportion of children who are currently not registered in schools increased from 1.4 percent to 4.6 percent by 2020.
This proportion remains unchanged between 2020 and 2021.
Among children in the age group 15-16, increasing government school registration from 57.4 percent in 2018 to 67.4 percent in 2021 has been driven by a decline marked in the proportion of children ‘out of school’ of 12, 1 percent in 2018 to 6.6 percent by 2021, and with a decrease in private school registration, he added.
“There are many variations in registration at the state level.
National increase in government school registration is driven by large northern countries such as Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Punjab and Haryana, and the southern state such as Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Andhra Pradesh.
, In many northeastern countries, government school registration has fallen during this period, and the proportion of children not registered in school has increased, “said the report.