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South Asia Compared by Education > Teacher student ratio > Elementary school

DEFINITION: Primary school pupil-teacher ratio is the number of pupils enrolled in primary school divided by the number of primary school teachers (regardless of their teaching assignment).

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# COUNTRY AMOUNT DATE GRAPH HISTORY
1 Bangladesh 43.73 2008
2 Afghanistan 42.96 2008
3 Pakistan 40.67 2008
4 India 40.2 2004
5 Bhutan 27.7 2009

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South Asia Compared by Education > Teacher student ratio > Elementary school

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Interesting observations about Education > Teacher student ratio > Elementary school

  • 20 of the top 24 countries by teacher student ratio > elementary school are Hot countries.
  • All of the top 2 countries by teacher student ratio > elementary school are Landlocked.
  • All of the top 5 countries by teacher student ratio > elementary school are Sub-Saharan African.
  • San Marino has ranked last for teacher student ratio > elementary school since 1980.
  • Central African Republic has had the highest teacher student ratio > elementary school since 1985.
  • 2 of the top 3 countries by teacher student ratio > elementary school are Former French colonies'.
  • Rwanda has ranked #2 in teacher student ratio > elementary school since 2007.
  • Mozambique has ranked in the top 3 for teacher student ratio > elementary school since 2001.
  • 3 of the top 6 countries by teacher student ratio > elementary school are Failed states’ .
  • Chad has ranked in the top 6 for teacher student ratio > elementary school since 1971.
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