:Population Census- 2001 & 2011 i 2004 82 | 2001 2011 ' Total 102.80 321,02 | Male 53.20 6237 | Female 49.65 58.65 i DataSource: 0/0 RGI, Census 2001 & 2011, Table-2: Estimated Population by Age Group-2012-13 (Figure in ‘000) | | | | Estimated Estimated |eorresponding | Ase Population2012 | Population 2013 | —Levelof | uP VT rotal | sc [ st | Total | sc [ st | Education \ea0 Primary [Gears | 231144] 28362] 130e8] 130696) 23324] 3020/77 13 | 7e044]13394] 7312] 75229] 13259] 7194| PP {Years Primary le-13 Elementary Menez __ | 207288] 36750] 203¢0] 206115] sosea| zoz14) Torr t Literacy Rates( 7+ Age Grou (in percentage) 2001 2011 Total sc ST Total sc ST roa | ose | sa7 | a7a 730 | 631 | 59.0 Male 75.3 67.0 59.0 80.9 75.2 68.5 Female 53.7 42.0 35.0 64.6 56.5 49.4 Data Source: 0/0 RGI, Census 2001 & 201 Ad eracy Rat Grow in percentage) 2001 2011 Total sc ST Total sc ST rot | 610 | 444 | 400 693 | oa | sno Male | 734 | 593 | 548 mas | m6 | 637 Female 478 28.5 267 59.3 43.6 40.2 Data Source: O/O RGI, Census 2001 & 2011Number of Institutions by Type-2013-14 (P) Type Number Schoo! Tipper Primary 01075 ipper: Educatiys. condary 131287] on [Senior Secondary 102558| Total 1425564) Data Source : For School Education : U-DISE-2013-2014(Provisional) Level-wise Enrolment in School & Higher Education (in 000°) Level All Categories SC ST Boys | Girls [ Total | Boys [Girls|Totall Boys | Gurls] Total renee | eraaal ares] 12000] s4s|szerg ans] vase] esoe] 10452 [Upper Prima has "Y | 33746/ 32035] 65780] 6568) 6257| 12825] 3280| 3121] 6401) (vi-vin) fay 10086] 94808] 195773) 20037] 18871| 38908] 10736] 10115] 20853 Pad @© | yoses| 17477 36061| 3589) 3231] 6820] 1643] 3523] 3164 Lx azoasa[ii22ei| 232734| _23626|22102| 45728] 12380] 11638] 24018 Senior secondary 11747] 10408] 22153] 2036] 181s| s8sa} 74a] o42| 1383 qx) EXT as2199[122600| _25662| _25662|23917| 49579| 15123] 12200] 25401 [NA -NovAvellable Data Source : For School Education : U-DISE-2013-2014(Provisional) For Higher Education : AISHE-2012-13 (Provisional) ReportGross Enrolment Ratio(GER) For School Education : U-DISE-2013-14(Provisional) For Higher Education : AISHE-2012-13(Provistonal) Report Level ‘ALL SC ‘ST Boys [Girls[Total| Boys] Girls [Total] Boys |Girls|Totall [Primary(-V) 98.1 [100.6| $9.3 [110.8|1122[111.5[111.5|108.8[110.2| Upper Primary (VI-ViI) 849 | 90.3 | 67.4 | 93.2| 965 | 948| 865 | 85.7| 861 Elomentary(F-VIM) 93.3 | 96.9 | 95.0 |104.2|109.4|102.8] 102.5|100.5] 101.5} |Secondary(IX-X) 735 | 73.7 | 73.6 | 76.0 | 76.2 [76.1 | 675 | 66.7 | 674 1X 69.4 | 92.4| 60.8 | 98.6 |103.0| 97.6 | 95.9 [94.2 | 951 Senior Secondary(XI-xI)__| 49.1 | 49.1 | 49.1 | 48.1 | 49,7 | 48.8 | 355 | 33.2| 344 1-xI 83.3 [aso | 04.6 [014 | 93.3 | 92.2[ 875 | 86.0| 868 Higher Education 22.3 [198 [ 214 [ 46 [242 [asa[a24 [97 [aa Data Source : Number of Teachers and Pupil Teacher Ratio by Type of Institution Female Teachers tution | Number of , ‘i Type ofinstitution | "Tne, | Per100Malo | Pupil Teacher Ratio Teachers Primary 2684194 88 28 [Upper Primary 2512968 88 30 [Secondary 1286498 74 28 [Senior Secondary 1785099 96 40 Higher Education’ [1209211 6 23 Level-wise Drop-Out Rates in School Education (in % age) Level ALL ‘SC ‘ST Boys [Girls |Totall Boys [Girls [Total] Boys [Girls Total Lv 21.2 [18.3 | 198 | 177 | 15.4 | 166 | 31.9 | 30.7 313 vir | 39.2 | 32.9 [363 | 42.4 | 344] 3e8 | 49.8 | 464 482 Lx, 46 | 46.7 | 47.4 [51.8 [48.0 [504 | 63.2 [oa 624 Data Source : U-DISE-2013-14(Provisional)Table-11: Examination Results A: Class X 2010 Numbers of Students (in Lakh) category] Appeared* Passedit Pass percentage Total |Boys|Girls| Total |Boys| _ Total All 167.2| 68.6| ses] 1254] 732| 75.0 Sc 269) 10.2] 83] 185] 672] 69.0 ST 61] 48| 109) 38] 29] 67] 624] 62.0 = Includes Regular & Private Students, #- Includes Students Passed in Annual & Supplementary Examinations. : Percentages may not tally exactly due to rounding off Expenditure (Revenue) on Education by Education and Other Departments by Sector - Budget Estimate -2012-13 i i L I Expenditure on Education _| Expenditure as % of | Sector | States/ State/ i anc” | centre | rotar |S/ Icentre| Total Elementary | 42872¢.10| 1022.25] 169250.35| 137 | o44 | 180 |Education jSecondary ] g5376.15] 10468.61| 98844.76) 094 | oa1 | 1.05 \Education [University & |Higher 0820.02} 3273.21] 3559.23] 054 | 0.35 | 89 {Education jAdule 473.05] 709.42} 1188.47| 0.01 | 0.01 | 0.01 Education Technical) 26109.87| 2423.82] 0393.69] 0.28 | 0.26 | ost {Education i {Total _, |z94013.19| 109223.31| 40323650] 3.13 | 1.16 | 429 | Education) [Data Source: Analysis of Budgeted ExpenditureNumber of Recognised Educational Institutions (in 00) Level Year Primary Upper Primary 195051 2097 136 1960-61, 3304 27 1970-71, 8s 305 1980-81 2945; 1186 199091 3509 1515 2000-01 6387 2063, 2005-06 7726 2885) 2006-07 7848 3056 2007-06 7878 3252, 2008-08 7788 3656) 2009-10 199 3041 2010-11 7485 4476 2011-12 7143 4788 2012-13(F) 3359) 4103) 2013-14(°) 7306 01, jPProvisional Data Source: For School Education: (0 Figures for 1950-52 to 2011-12 taken fram the publication Satistcs of School Education. (i) figure for 2012-13 (P) & 2013-14 (P)taten from U-DISE-NUEPA For Higher Education: figure for 1950-51 to 2009-10 from the Statistics of Higher and Technical Education publication (id figures for 2010-1 to 2013-14 (P) taken from AISHE Drop-Out Rates in School Education All Categories of Students Classes Classes Classes Classes/ (vy) avn ax Year Boys |Girls| Total | Boys |Girls|Total |Boys| Girls | Total 2010-41 | 29.0 [2s.4[ 274 [ 406 | 412 | 408 | s02| 477 | 492 zoai-a2__ | 23.4 | 21.0[ 223 | 415 | 400 | 408 | 486 522 | 503, '2012-43(P)| 23.0 [19.4 [ 213 | 418 | 3527 | 39.0 | 504] s03 | sot 2013-14(P)| 21.2 [18.3 | 198 | 392 [329 | 363 [48.4 [467 | 474 P-Provisional, NA-Not Available Data Source: For School Education: (CD figures for 1960-61 to 2011-12 taken from the publication Statistics of [School Education (ii) figures for 2012-13(P) & 2013-14(P) have been calculated from U-DISE- |NUEPA Enrolment DataDrop-Out Rates in School Educat Scheduled Caste Students Classes Classes Classes an avy) q-viy ax) 55 TBoys|Giris| Total] Boys |ciris| Total | Boys iris] Total 2008-05 | 327 [361] 342| 55.2 [6o0| 573 | 69a |742| 713 2005-06 | 321 [33.8] 329 | 53.7 [s71| 552 | 682[737| 706 2006-07 | 323 [399] 359 | 516 [550| 53.4 | 666 [722 | 69.0 2007-08 | 344[245|301| 536 |s11| 525 | 681| 689] 684 2008-09 | 296 [23.0] 266| 503 |[433| 473 | s96|604| 598 2009-10 | 337 [256|300| 508 [s15| 512 | s65[597| 59.0 2010-11 [302 [234| 271 | 468 [391| 434 | 574 [542 | 561 2ori-t2 [223 [247] 235 | 433 [364 402 | 55.0 | 556 | 553 2012-13¢4 209 [17.4| 192 [433 [353 | 397 | 556 | 484] 525 2013-14(4 17.7 [15.4[ 166 | 42.4 [344| 388 | s18| 480] soa P-Provisional, NA-Not Available Data Source: For School Education: (CD figures for 1990-91 to 2011-12 taken from the publication Statistics of |Schcol Education (ii) figures for 2012-13(P) & 2013-14(P) have been calculated from U-DISE- | NUEPA Enrolment DataGross Domestic Product (GDP) ‘Total Expenditure on GDP at Current " Expenditure on Education by * : Veer price eanteationby | | Education by Education &| (atFactor cost) other Departments as % (Rs. crore) Departments of GDP (Rs.crore) 2954.52 30080 cans 04 1360-61 16220 739.56 148 1970-71 42222 892.36 2a 1980-81 130178 2884.2 2.38 1990-91 510964 719615.85 3.34 2000-01 3925017 e2a96.48 4.28 2005-05 3390503, 113228.71 334 2006-07 3958276 137383.99, 3.48 2007-08 4582086 15579727 3.40 2008-09 5303567 189068 94 3.56 2005-30 6106903, 241256.01, 3.35 2010-11 7rasiso0 233478.23, 4.05 201-12(RE) 8391691 3515.78 48 2012-13(8E) 9388876 403236.51 4.29 RE: Revised Estimate BE: Budget Estimate Data Source: Analysis of Budgeted Expenditure