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Education in Bauchi, Nigeria: official figures

55.7% of Bauchi's 2.46 million school-age children (6 to 15) were not attending school, about 1,370,000 children; 5th highest of the 36 states and the FCT (Nigeria: 28.7%).

How many adults in Bauchi have little schooling?

39.4% of people in Bauchi are poor and live in a household where no adult has completed six years of school, and 15.8% are poor and have a child two or more years behind at school.

Source: National Bureau of Statistics · saved copy

How do Bauchi students do in WAEC exams?

65.7% of the 14,827 public-school candidates in Bauchi who sat the 2021 WASSCE gained five or more credits including mathematics and English; 16th lowest of the 36 states and the FCT (Nigeria: 71.4%).

Source: National Bureau of Statistics · saved copy

How many schools are there in Bauchi?

The Federal Ministry of Education lists 6,458 schools in Bauchi for 2024/25, 5,127 public and 1,331 private (21% private).

Source: Federal Ministry of Education · saved copy

How crowded are classrooms in Bauchi?

In the 98% of schools that returned the 2024/25 Annual School Census, there were 47.4 learners per teacher and 66.6 per classroom (the Universal Basic Education standard is 35).

Source: Federal Ministry of Education · saved copy

How Bauchi compares with other states

School-age children (6-15) out of school (2021/22)

Bauchi ranks 5 of 37, highest first.

RankRegionSchool-age children (6-15) out of school
2Sokoto66.4%
3Yobe62.9%
4Zamfara61.3%
5Bauchi55.7%
6Borno54.2%
7Jigawa51.1%
8Gombe48.0%
Source: National Bureau of Statistics · saved copy

WASSCE: 5 credits incl. maths and English (public schools) (2021)

Bauchi ranks 22 of 37, highest first.

RankRegionWASSCE: 5 credits incl. maths and English (public schools)
19Ondo68.2%
20Sokoto67.6%
21Enugu66.1%
22Bauchi65.7%
23Jigawa65.6%
24Borno63.1%
25Plateau62.8%
Source: National Bureau of Statistics · saved copy

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