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1 teacher for 25 students at national level
ISLAMABAD, Sep 7: National pupil-teacher ratio (PTR) is 25:1,
pupil-institution ratio (PIR) 146:1 and teacher-institution ratio (TIR) is 6:1,
according to the Pakistan Education Statistics compiled by the Education
Ministry.
The report says the PTR ranges from 20:1 in AJK to 27:1 in
Islamabad. The PTR in government institutions is 29:1 and private institutions
19:1. At the middle level, it varies from 12:1 in Balochistan, FATA and AJK to
33:1 in Islamabad but it is 16:1 when aggregated. The PTR of female students
ranges from 9:1 in Punjab to 20:1 in Islamabad, says the report. For secondary
education, the aggregated PTR is 6:1 but it varies from 4:1 in Punjab to 8:1 in
Islamabad. The maximum PTR for female students in Sindh is 3:1 and in NWFP it is
7:1.
The overall national PIR ranges from 101:1 in Balochistan, 329:1 in
Islamabad to 166:1 in Punjab. The highest number of female students is 1,401 in
Islamabad. At the middle level, the national PIR is 129:1. In girls' schools, it
is 305:1.
The PIR varies from 89:1 in AJK and FANA each to 351:1 in
Islamabad and NWFP. At secondary and higher secondary levels, the national PIR
is 92:1 and 402:1 respectively.
At primary level, the TIR is 3:1 in the
country. It varies from 2:1 in AJK to 9:1 in Islamabad. Eight teachers are for
one school at national level. At secondary and higher levels, TIR is 16:1 and
24:1 respectively. At secondary level, it varies from 9:1 in FANA to 21:1 in
Balochistan and at higher secondary level, it goes from 13:1 in FANA to 32:1 in
Islamabad. Daily times
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