Net enrollment rate (%), primary level, total - Primary - Education Statistics



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Net enrollment ratio is the ratio of children of official school age based on the International Standard Classification of Education 1997 who are enrolled in school to the population of the corresponding official school age. Primary education provides children with basic reading, writing, and mathematics skills along with an elementary understanding of such subjects as history, geography, natural science, social science, art, and music.
Net enrollment rate (%), primary level, total - Primary - Education Statistics (Most Recent Data)

Rank

Country

Value

1Japan (2008)99.99
2French Polynesia (1995)99.99
3Spain (2008)99.76
4Iran (2004)99.68
5United Kingdom (2008)99.59
6Canada (2000)99.48
7Sri Lanka (2008)99.48
8New Zealand (2008)99.47
9Greece (2007)99.4
10Seychelles (2004)99.4
11Burundi (2008)99.36
12Tanzania (2008)99.34
13China (1997)99.31
14Aruba (2008)99.11
15Tonga (2006)99
16Portugal (2007)98.87
17Cuba (2008)98.76
18Netherlands (2008)98.75
19South Korea (2008)98.75
20North Korea (2008)98.75
21Georgia (2008)98.72
22Cyprus (2008)98.7
23Norway (2008)98.68
24Italy (2007)98.63
25Argentina (2005)98.51
26East Asia & Pacific (developing only) (1997)98.49
27Madagascar (2007)98.46
28France (2008)98.44
29Belgium (2008)98.41
30New Caledonia (1991)98.33
31Panama (2008)98.27
32Germany (2007)98.25
33Micronesia (1991)98.17
34Mexico (2008)98.05
35Bahrain (2008)97.85
36Tunisia (2008)97.71
37Belize (2008)97.71
38Iceland (2008)97.57
39Uruguay (2007)97.51
40Kiribati (2002)97.38
41Austria (1999)97.37
42Tajikistan (2008)97.33
43Vanuatu (2005)97.27
44Ireland (2008)97.13
45Uganda (2008)97.09
46Israel (2008)97.06
47Slovenia (2008)96.96
48Australia (2008)96.93
49Ecuador (2007)96.9
50Latvia (1999)96.82
51Netherlands Antilles (2003)96.63
52Honduras (2008)96.57
53Libya (1992)96.5
54Palau (2000)96.44
55Burma (1991)96.27
56Maldives (2008)96.22
57Sao Tome and Principe (2009)96.11
58Malaysia (2007)96.1
59Finland (2008)96.05
60Azerbaijan (2008)96.03
61Rwanda (2008)95.86
62Bulgaria (2008)95.81
63Euro area (1999)95.74
64Indonesia (2008)95.7
65Luxembourg (2008)95.66
66Denmark (2007)95.62
67Poland (2007)95.57
68High income: OECD (2008)95.55
69Zambia (2008)95.22
70Guatemala (2008)95.07
71Algeria (2008)94.86
72High income (2008)94.85
73Serbia (2008)94.78
74Turkey (2008)94.69
75Guyana (2008)94.68
76St. Vincent and the Grenadines (2008)94.63
77Sweden (2008)94.63
78Syria (2002)94.51
79Peru (2008)94.44
80Belarus (2008)94.4
81Chile (2007)94.38
82Estonia (2008)94.33
83Switzerland (2008)94.18
84Brazil (2008)94.16
85Qatar (2003)94.11
86El Salvador (2008)94.05
87Vietnam (2001)94
88Bolivia (2007)93.67
89Egypt (2007)93.62
90Hong Kong (2005)93.53
91Latin America & Caribbean (developing only) (2008)93.52
92Grenada (2008)93.39
93St. Kitts and Nevis (2005)93.39
94Singapore (1995)93.32
95Brunei Darussalam (2008)93.29
96Mauritius (2008)93.14
97Benin (2008)92.82
98Russia (1994)92.68
99Upper middle income (2008)92.57
100Bermuda (2006)92.25
101Western Samoa (2007)92.22
102Lithuania (2008)92.16
103Europe & Central Asia (developing only) (2008)92.16
104United States (2008)91.97
105Nicaragua (2008)91.83
106Trinidad and Tobago (2008)91.81
107Philippines (2008)91.69
108United Arab Emirates (2007)91.58
109St. Lucia (2008)91.49
110Malta (2007)91.42
111Bahamas (2008)91.3
112Albania (2004)90.8
113Malawi (2008)90.62
114Romania (2008)90.31
115Croatia (2007)90.25
116Suriname (2008)90.12
117Venezuela (2008)90.08
118Colombia (2008)90.02
119Paraguay (2007)90
120Macau (2008)89.92
121Zimbabwe (2006)89.92
122India (2007)89.81
123Hungary (2008)89.69
124Czech Republic (2006)89.59
125Liechtenstein (2008)89.57
126Jordan (2008)89.49
127Fiji (2008)89.47
128Morocco (2008)89.47
129Middle East & North Africa (developing only) (2008)89.41
130Kazakhstan (2009)89.35
131Thailand (2008)89.07
132Namibia (2008)89.01
133Costa Rica (1997)88.95
134Ukraine (2008)88.88
135Mongolia (2008)88.68
136Cambodia (2008)88.59
137Lebanon (2008)88.34
138Cameroon (2008)88.3
139Middle income (2007)88.3
140Uzbekistan (2008)88.05
141Antigua and Barbuda (2008)87.97
142Moldova (2008)87.72
143Kuwait (2008)87.61
144South Africa (2007)87.47
145Bhutan (2009)87.38
146Iraq (2005)87.34
147Botswana (2006)87.22
148Lower middle income (2007)86.98
149Low & middle income (2008)86.74
150Macedonia (2007)86.5
151Slovakia (1990)85.7
152South Asia (2007)85.65
153Bangladesh (2008)85.46
154Saudi Arabia (2008)84.55
155Cayman Islands (2008)84.52
156Cape Verde (2008)84.43
157Armenia (2007)84.08
158Kyrgyzstan (2008)83.53
159Togo (2007)83.5
160Swaziland (2007)82.78
161Laos (2008)82.42
162Kenya (2008)81.52
163Gabon (2001)80.27
164Jamaica (2008)80.23
165Barbados (1990)80.15
166Andorra (2008)80.12
167Low income (2008)80.06
168Dominican Republic (2008)80
169Mozambique (2008)79.89
170Bosnia and Herzegovina (1991)79.39
171Ethiopia (2008)78.17
172Turkmenistan (1990)77.01
173Ghana (2008)76.53
174Mauritania (2008)76.53
175Timor-Leste (2008)75.94
176West Bank and Gaza (2008)75.31
177Sub-Saharan Africa (developing only) (2008)75.26
178Liberia (2000)75.17
179Senegal (2008)72.93
180Comoros (2000)72.91
181Lesotho (2007)72.73
182Yemen (2008)72.68
183Dominica (2008)72.25
184Mali (2008)71.51
185Guinea (2008)71.34
186Nepal (2000)71.18
187Gambia (2008)68.74
188Oman (2008)68.26
189Solomon Islands (2007)67.01
190Equatorial Guinea (2003)66.37
191Marshall Islands (2007)66.3
192Pakistan (2008)66.13
193Central African Republic (2008)66.12
194Papua New Guinea (1991)66.01
195Burkina Faso (2009)63.34
196Nigeria (2007)61.4
197Chad (2003)60.97
198Republic of the Congo (2006)58.91
199Haiti (1996)56.11
200Ivory Coast (2003)56.04
201Heavily indebted poor countries (HIPC) (1999)54.69
202Niger (2009)53.95
203Guinea-Bissau (2000)52.1
204Angola (1998)51.36
205Djibouti (2008)41.23
206Sierra Leone (1991)40.36
207Sudan (2000)39.24
208Eritrea (2008)38.88
209Democratic Republic of the Congo (1999)32.41
210Afghanistan (1991)24.83
211Somalia (1990)8.23
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