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Education in Adjara Aut. Rep., Georgia: official figures

The Autonomous Republic of Adjara had 254 general education schools with 72,457 pupils at the start of the 2025/26 school year, 11.2% of Georgia's pupils and 4th largest of 11 regions by school enrolment.

How big are schools in the Autonomous Republic of Adjara?

Schools in the Autonomous Republic of Adjara had an average of 285 pupils each in 2025/26, against 281 nationally, 2nd highest of 11 regions.

Source: National Statistics Office of Georgia (Geostat) · saved copy

How many universities are in the Autonomous Republic of Adjara?

The Autonomous Republic of Adjara had 8 higher education institutions in 2025/26: 3 public and 5 private.

Source: National Statistics Office of Georgia (Geostat) · saved copy

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How Adjara Aut. Rep. compares with other first-level divisions

Pupils per general education school (2025/26)

Adjara Aut. Rep. ranks 2 of 11, highest first.

RankRegionPupils per general education school
1Tbilisi817
2Adjara Aut. Rep.285
3Kvemo Kartli283
4Kakheti238
5Shida Kartli233
6Imereti204
7Samergelo and Zemo (upper) Svaneti172
Source: National Statistics Office of Georgia (Geostat) · saved copy

School pupils per 1,000 residents (2025/26)

Adjara Aut. Rep. ranks 1 of 11, highest first.

RankRegionSchool pupils per 1,000 residents
1Adjara Aut. Rep.175
2Kvemo Kartli170
3Tbilisi170
4Imereti162
5Shida Kartli159
6Samtskhe-Javakheti152
7Kakheti152
Source: National Statistics Office of Georgia (Geostat) · saved copy

Household spending on education per person (lari a month) (2025)

Adjara Aut. Rep. ranks 2 of 11, highest first.

RankRegionHousehold spending on education per person (lari a month)
1Tbilisi21.0
2Adjara Aut. Rep.14.4
3Imereti9.1
4Shida Kartli7.1
5Kvemo Kartli6.3
6Samergelo and Zemo (upper) Svaneti6.2
7Samtskhe-Javakheti5.6
Source: National Statistics Office of Georgia (Geostat) · saved copy

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