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Education in Delhi, India: official figures

The gross enrolment ratio for secondary school (classes 9 to 12) was 91.7% in 2024-25, a measure of how many teenagers of that age are enrolled (all-India: 68.5%; 6th highest of 36). It was 95.7% for girls and 88.3% for boys.

Gross enrolment ratio, secondary (classes 9-12)
91.7%
2024-25
Schools with a working computer
99.9%
2024-25

Are children in Delhi enrolled in primary school?

In 2024-25 the enrolment ratio was 104.8% for classes 3 to 5 and 117.1% for classes 6 to 8 (all-India: 95.4% and 90.3%), and 52.2% for pre-school to class 2.

Source: Reserve Bank of India · saved copy

Do girls in Delhi stay in school as long as boys?

Measured against the number of children of the right age, there were 108 girls enrolled for every 100 boys in classes 6 to 8 and 108 in classes 9 to 12 in 2024-25 (gender parity; 100 means equal, all-India secondary: 106).

Source: Reserve Bank of India · saved copy

How many schools are there in Delhi?

Delhi had 5,556 schools in 2024-25, 48% of them run by the government (all-India: 69%).

Source: Reserve Bank of India · saved copy

Do schools in Delhi have computers?

99.9% of schools in Delhi had a working computer in 2024-25 (100.0% of government schools), against 57.9% across India; the highest of 36.

Source: Reserve Bank of India · saved copy

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How Delhi compares with other union territories

Gross enrolment ratio, secondary (classes 9-12) (2024-25)

Delhi ranks 6 of 36, highest first.

RankRegionGross enrolment ratio, secondary (classes 9-12)
3Puducherry96.9%
4Kerala94.1%
5Himachal Pradesh93.6%
6Delhi91.7%
7Tamil Nadu89.4%
8Andaman and Nicobar Islands89.1%
9Uttarakhand87.1%
Source: Reserve Bank of India · saved copy

Schools with a working computer (2024-25)

Delhi ranks 1 of 36, highest first.

RankRegionSchools with a working computer
1Delhi99.9%
2Chandigarh99.5%
3Kerala99.1%
4Puducherry98.4%
5Punjab97.3%
6Lakshadweep97.2%
7Gujarat96.1%
Source: Reserve Bank of India · saved copy

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