9 answers, 4 from Ukraine's own official bodies, with a link to each figure.
275,934 participants, or 85.09% of those who took the main sessions, passed the threshold in all four subjects of the 2026 national multi-subject test, according to the Ukrainian Centre for Educational Quality Assessment, reporting on 3 July 2026.
324,003 people took part in the main sessions and received results, out of 354,463 registered. 14.83% did not reach the threshold in at least one subject. 3,671 scored the top mark of 200 in at least one subject. The centre published a full official report in September 2026.
Ukraine's gross tertiary enrolment ratio was 87.2% in 2024, according to UNESCO Institute for Statistics data on World Bank Open Data, read on 15 October 2026.
The gross ratio divides everyone enrolled in higher education, of any age, by the population in the five years after secondary school. It can be high where many adults study. The gross secondary enrolment ratio was 86.2% in 2024. The Ministry of Education site (mon.gov.ua) returned an access-denied response on 15 October 2026.
Ukraine's PISA 2025 results are published in a national report and an OECD country note covering 17 of 27 Ukrainian regions, according to the Ukrainian Centre for Educational Quality Assessment, which announced English versions on 14 September 2026.
The centre says the materials cover science, mathematics and reading, and learning in a digital world, with trends since the previous cycle, gaps between groups and pupils' attitudes. They are available on the centre's PISA site.
Higher-education services made the largest contribution to services inflation of 13.7% in September 2026, according to the National Bank of Ukraine's September 2026 inflation update, which links this to higher faculty salaries.
The update does not give a separate figure for tuition fees. Consumer price data for education are compiled by the State Statistics Service as part of the consumer price index, summarised in its main indicators.
The figures below use one definition for every country, so they can differ from national figures.
The latest figure from the UNESCO Institute for Statistics, for 2024, is 86.2%. Since 2005 it has ranged from 84.4% (2020) to 99.5% (2012). Across Europe & Central Asia the middle value was 101.1%, and Ukraine placed 33rd highest of 34. Of 100 countries with 2024 data, 72nd highest.
The latest figure from the UNESCO Institute for Statistics, for 2024, is 87.2%. No year since 2005 has been higher. Across Europe & Central Asia the middle value was 71.1%, and Ukraine placed 6th highest of 34. World rank, highest first: 9th of 90.
5.1% of GDP: that is government spending on education in Ukraine for 2021, according to the UNESCO Institute for Statistics. The peak was 7.1% of GDP in 2009 and the low 5.0% of GDP in 2016. Europe & Central Asia median: 4.7% of GDP; Ukraine is 16th highest of 48. World rank, highest first: 52nd of 158.
The UNESCO Institute for Statistics puts the number of primary pupils per teacher in Ukraine at 13 in 2018. Its high point since 2005 was 2005, at 19; its low point was 2015, at 12. Europe & Central Asia median: 15; Ukraine is 11th highest of 15. World rank, highest first: 73rd of 85.
The UNESCO Institute for Statistics puts the primary completion rate in Ukraine at 94.6% in 2024. The peak was 120.0% in 2005 and the low 83.9% in 2018. Europe & Central Asia median: 98.2%; Ukraine is 25th highest of 30. World rank, highest first: 55th of 104.
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