Jaipur: Communities under tribes scheduled to lead in the education of girls with the highest 115 girls for every 100 boys registered with higher education institutions, said the Ministry of Education’s Report on Registration.
The worst women’s ratio comes in 93 girls registered for every 100 boys from the scheduled caste community.
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community has made a big leap of 30 girls in 2005-06, fully reversed the trend in fifteen years.
“The numbers are testimonies to the mindset of the orthodox community that change rapidly in the state.
Higher registration means higher employment opportunities.
In our research papers, it is proven that educated families provide orthodoxy, which leads to overall development including Liberation of women, “said Rashmi Jain, Head of Department, Sociology.
The average daughter ratio for boys is 105: 100 at 2020-21.
Experts said that state policy such as only opening female college and free education for girls, along with several scholarship schemes, turned out to be a modifier of the game.
Of the 322 government universities, 60 only female universities, especially in blocks dominated by the public known as poor girl education.
Meanwhile, Humanities continued to have a share of lions in registration with 66.41% of total registration in higher education in social sciences.
The next part of 24.07% goes to science, while trading stands third with 7.22% registration.
“Girls quickly chase children in law.
In the academic year 2020-21, 18.255 boys register for the law while 8,319 registered for law is a daughter.
This is no longer taboo for girls to register for law.
In fact They chose surprising farming, because it was still considered a fortress of a boy.
In the survey year, 225 girls registered for the temporary degree program 505 are boys, “Sharma said.