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Education in Cordoba, Argentina: official figures

884,044 students were enrolled in mainstream education in Cordoba in 2025: 122,738 in pre-school, 344,551 in primary, 349,887 in secondary and 66,868 in non-university higher education (7.9% of Argentina's 11.13 million).

Students in mainstream education
884,044
2025
Secondary students repeating a year
6.2%
2025

Is school enrolment falling in Cordoba?

Mainstream enrolment in Cordoba went from 911,432 in 2019 to 884,044 in 2025, a change of -3.0% (Argentina: -3.5%); pre-school enrolment changed by -13.5% (Argentina: -19.8%).

Source: Ministerio de Educacion de la Nacion · saved copy

How many students in Cordoba go to public schools?

65.8% of students in Cordoba attended state-run schools and colleges in 2025, 2nd lowest of Argentina's 24 jurisdictions (Argentina: 71.1%); the rest attended privately run institutions.

Source: Secretaria de Educacion, Ministerio de Capital Humano · saved copy

How many students repeat a year in Cordoba?

21,852 of the 349,887 secondary school students in Cordoba in 2025 were repeating a year, 6.2%, 8th lowest of Argentina's 24 jurisdictions (Argentina: 5.9%); in 2019 the share was 6.8%.

Source: Secretaria de Educacion, Ministerio de Capital Humano · saved copy

How many pupils in Cordoba have a full school day?

64.1% of primary pupils in Cordoba attended schools with an extended or full school day in 2025, 3rd highest of Argentina's 24 jurisdictions (Argentina: 41.6%).

Source: Secretaria de Educacion, Ministerio de Capital Humano · saved copy

How many students finish secondary school in Cordoba?

34,059 students graduated from secondary school in Cordoba in 2024 (7.4% of Argentina's 461,497), while 3,935 secondary students left school during the year without transferring to another (Argentina: 51,076).

Source: Secretaria de Educacion, Ministerio de Capital Humano · saved copy

How many schools are there in Cordoba?

Cordoba had 4,908 school and college units in mainstream education in 2025, with 50,120 teaching and other staff posts.

Source: Secretaria de Educacion, Ministerio de Capital Humano · saved copy

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How Cordoba compares with other provinces

Secondary students repeating a year (%) (2025)

Cordoba ranks 17 of 24, highest first. Repeaters as a share of secondary enrolment, mainstream education.

RankRegionSecondary students repeating a year (%)
14Rio Negro7.1%
15Chubut6.5%
16Santiago del Estero6.3%
17Cordoba6.2%
18Catamarca6.2%
19Tucuman5.1%
20San Luis5.0%
Source: Secretaria de Educacion, Ministerio de Capital Humano · saved copy

Primary pupils repeating a grade (%) (2025)

Cordoba ranks 19 of 24, highest first.

RankRegionPrimary pupils repeating a grade (%)
16Buenos Aires City0.8%
17La Pampa0.7%
18Tucuman0.5%
19Cordoba0.4%
20Santa Cruz0.4%
21Neuquen0.4%
22Rio Negro0.2%
Source: Secretaria de Educacion, Ministerio de Capital Humano · saved copy

Primary pupils in extended or full-day schools (%) (2025)

Cordoba ranks 3 of 24, highest first.

RankRegionPrimary pupils in extended or full-day schools (%)
1Santa Fe99.5%
2Chaco86.8%
3Cordoba64.1%
4Buenos Aires City51.7%
5Buenos Aires Province48.2%
6San Juan47.1%
7Catamarca23.4%
Source: Secretaria de Educacion, Ministerio de Capital Humano · saved copy

Students in state-run schools (%) (2025)

Cordoba ranks 23 of 24, highest first.

RankRegionStudents in state-run schools (%)
18Tucuman74.0%
19Entre Rios71.9%
20Misiones71.1%
21Santa Fe70.0%
22Buenos Aires Province68.0%
23Cordoba65.8%
24Buenos Aires City48.6%
Source: Secretaria de Educacion, Ministerio de Capital Humano · saved copy

Change in mainstream enrolment, 2019-2025 (%) (2025)

Cordoba ranks 11 of 24, highest first.

RankRegionChange in mainstream enrolment, 2019-2025 (%)
8Chaco-2.6%
9Salta-2.6%
10Buenos Aires Province-2.9%
11Cordoba-3.0%
12Mendoza-3.2%
13Corrientes-3.7%
14San Luis-3.7%
Source: Ministerio de Educacion de la Nacion · saved copy

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