Education in pakistan

Presented By:

Maryam Asghar (175)

Syed Saad Raza (176)

Bilal Saed (191)

Economy Of Pakistan 5-03-14Wednesdayby

Sadaf Razzak

Education In PakistanLiteracy Rates & Enrollment Rates

What is Education?

Education is the process of becoming an educated

person.

Being an educated person means you have access to

optimal states of mind regardless of the situation

you are in.

Why Education is important?

Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) laid great stress on the importance of education  Social instrument through which man can guide his destiny and shape his future.Important for the social development and economic growth of a nation. More skilled people can be produced who can make the country developed.

What is Literacy?

“The power of literacy lies not only in the ability to

read and write, but rather in an individual’s capacity to put those skills to work in shaping the course of

his or her own life.”

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Literacy rate

Literacy ...

Pakistan ranks 113th among 120 countries regarding literacy rate, which is projected to reach 60 percent till 2015 from the existing 58 percent.

Literacy Rates In Pakistan

Pakistan = 58%Male = 70% ,Female = 40%

Rural = 44%Male = 64%, Female = 35%

Urban = 75%Male = 82%, Female = 68% Pakistan Rural Urban

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8070% 65%

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51%41%

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60%52%

75%

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Causes of low literacy rate

▪ Economic causes

▪ Gender Inequality

▪ Population growth

▪ Lack of quality and awareness

Economic causes

Gender Inequality

Population growth

Lack of quality and awareness

Literacy Rate of Provinces

Punjab Sindh KPK Blochistan0

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8070% 72% 72%

65%

51%47%

35%

23%

60% 60%

52%46%

MaleFemaleTotal

Literacy Rate In Punjab

Punjab Rural Urban0

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8070%

65%

80%

51%

41%

70%

60%

52%

75%

MaleFe-maleTotal

Punjab= 60%Male = 70% ,Female = 51%

Rural = 52%Male = 65%, Female = 41%

Urban = 75%Male = 80%, Female = 70%

Literacy Rate In Sindh

Sindh Rural Urban0

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90

72%

58%

85%

47%

23%

70%60%

41%

78%

MaleFe-maleTotal

Sindh = 60%Male = 72% ,Female = 47%

Rural = 41%Male = 58%, Female = 23%

Urban = 78%Male = 85%, Female = 70%

Literacy Rate In KPK

KPK Rural Urban0

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80 72% 70%

80%

35% 31%

51%52% 50%

65%

MaleFe-maleTotal

KPK = 52%Male = 72% ,Female = 35%

Rural = 50%Male = 70%, Female = 31%

Urban = 65%Male = 80%, Female = 51%

Literacy Rate In Blochistan

BlochistanRural

Urban

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65%

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79%

23%

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46%

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62%

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Blochistan = 46%Male = 65% ,Female = 23%

Rural = 40%Male = 60%, Female = 16%

Urban = 62%Male = 79%, Female = 44%

Budget 2013-14

estimated Rs504 billion allocated for the fiscal year 2012-13combined budget allocation amounts to 1.9% of Gross Domestic Product (GDP).political parties promised to increase financial allocation of education to at least by 4% of GDP.

Enrollment

Enroll means to sign up. To enter or register in a roll, list, or record.

The Education System of Pakistan

The Education System of Pakistan is divided into five levels:1.Primary level (Class 1 to 5)2.Middle level (Class 5 to 8th)3.Secondary level (S.S.C)4.Intermediate level (H.S.C)5.University level (Graduation, Masters and Research)

Enrollment Rates in Pakistan

1969-70(000)

Male Female Total

Primary 2880 1,030 3,910Middle 724 175 899

Secondary

275 62 337

Higher Secondar

y

20 9 29

Universities

12177 3,298 15,475

2005-06(000)

Male Female Total

Primary 6360 10474 16834Middle 3093 2,169 5,262

Secondary

1251 882 2,133

Higher Secondar

y

149 90 239

Universities

245069 178,943 424,012

Enrollment Rates In 1969-70

Primary Middle Secondary High Secondary

2880 724 275 20

1030 175 62 9

3910 899 337 29

Male

Female

Total

Enrollment Rates In 2005-06

Primary Middle Secondary High Secondary

63603093 1251 149

10,4742,169 882 90

16,834 5,262 2,133 239

Male

Female

Total

Primary Middle Secondary High sec-ondary

universities

1969-70 3910 899 337 29 15475

2005-06 16834 5262 2133 239 424012

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Reasons of Low Enrolment Rate

▪ Government schools 54% of our population never went to school

▪ 46 % are enrolled in Public schools.

▪ lacked the facilities of electricity, water and sanitation

▪ number of population is admitted to Madras's

▪ Terrorism in Pakistan has inculcated adverse effects on the educational sector

▪ terrorist attacks on the educational institution and the students

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