- 74% private .. 26% to government
- Revealed in the Niruti Yudies report
- In three years, 14 percent of the class entrances
- Sarkar schools are difficult if this continues
Hyderabad, September 5 (Namaste Telangana): The state’s schools have reached an almost exhaustion. This is evidenced by the fact that the enrollment of the government is falling in the classroom. In the 2024 -25 academic year, 74 out of every 100 students in the state were enrolled in private schools. Only 26 people were registered in government schools. This was revealed by the Unified District Information System (Yudies) 2024-25. In the 2022-23 academic year, one-class enrollment government has 40% of the school and 60% of the private. It reached 32 in government schools and 68 per cent of the private schools by 2023 -24. By 2024-25, thirty students joined the private and a quarter of the children joined the government schools. Within these three years, the enrollment of government schools fell by 14%. If this situation persists, the number of zero enrollment schools will increase significantly.
Pre -primary education like this ..
- In the 2024-25 academic year, a total of 6.62 lakh students received admissions in the classroom, while 3.76 lakh students joined the former pre-primary schools.
- In the classrooms, 1.76 lakh were joined in the classroom, the vast majority of them were from Anganwadi. The Kinder Garden in the government is only 19,529 (11 per cent). This is one of the lack of preprial education in the government.
- Girls are a little more in the enrollment of one class in government schools. A total of 1.76 lakh girls were enrolled, with 88,000 girls and 87,000 boys.
