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More Girls Than Boys Aspire To Continue Studying After Class 12: ASER 2023
The report is based on ASER 2023 'Beyond Basics' survey that was conducted in 28 districts across 26 states.
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50% Secondary Students In Rural Areas Don't Know Math, Says Survey
More than half the rural students in the 14-18 age group falter at basic maths such as division, 40 per cent cannot tell time by hours and minutes and about a quarter of them struggle with reading basic text fluently in their own language, found a survey by Pratham, a non-profit working to improve the quality of education in India.
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25.97% Elementary Schools in Rural India Have Access To Computer Aided Learning, Reveals Survey By PRATHAM
In the Annual Status of Education Report (ASER), PRATHAM a non-governmental organization has revealed that computers are available in 20 percent of schools in 2016 as compared to 19.6 percent in 2014. PRATHAM conducts annual achievement surveys in rural areas of the country, findings of which have been published in ASER.
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Sharp decline in education standard across country: study
A nationwide survey on status of education in rural India has revealed that there has been a decline in the education standards across the country. The Annual Status of Education Report (Rural) 2012, prepared by NGO Pratham and released by Union HRD Minister MM Pallam Raju on Thursday, also raises questions about whether the Right to Education Act ...
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More Girls Than Boys Aspire To Continue Studying After Class 12: ASER 2023
The report is based on ASER 2023 'Beyond Basics' survey that was conducted in 28 districts across 26 states.
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50% Secondary Students In Rural Areas Don't Know Math, Says Survey
More than half the rural students in the 14-18 age group falter at basic maths such as division, 40 per cent cannot tell time by hours and minutes and about a quarter of them struggle with reading basic text fluently in their own language, found a survey by Pratham, a non-profit working to improve the quality of education in India.
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25.97% Elementary Schools in Rural India Have Access To Computer Aided Learning, Reveals Survey By PRATHAM
In the Annual Status of Education Report (ASER), PRATHAM a non-governmental organization has revealed that computers are available in 20 percent of schools in 2016 as compared to 19.6 percent in 2014. PRATHAM conducts annual achievement surveys in rural areas of the country, findings of which have been published in ASER.
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Sharp decline in education standard across country: study
A nationwide survey on status of education in rural India has revealed that there has been a decline in the education standards across the country. The Annual Status of Education Report (Rural) 2012, prepared by NGO Pratham and released by Union HRD Minister MM Pallam Raju on Thursday, also raises questions about whether the Right to Education Act ...
