Global Male Gross Enrollment Ratio in Primary Education (Including Overage and Underage Enrollment) by Country

The Global Male Gross Enrollment Ratio (GER) in primary education in 2023 indicates Sierra Leone leading with 150.21%, showing a significant year-on-year increase of 6.94%. Madagascar and Afghanistan follow, each with GER values over 135%, though Madagascar experienced a slight decline. Notably, countries like India showed positive growth, while nations such as Malawi and Nepal depicted decline. Mature education systems like Sweden and Germany showed declines, reflecting saturated enrollment among the school-age population. Emerging economies are showing dynamic changes in GER, highlighting ongoing efforts to boost educational accessibility.

Future trends to watch for in Global Male Gross Enrollment Ratios include the impact of global economic shifts, policy interventions, and technological advancements in education. Increases in enrollment rates may continue in developing regions as educational support and infrastructure improve, while developed countries may focus on addressing educational quality and inclusivity. Additionally, the effects of post-pandemic educational frameworks could further alter enrollment dynamics globally.

Top countries in Male Gross Enrollment Ratio in Primary Education (Including Overage and Underage Enrollment) by Country

# 10 Countries Percent of the Population of the Corresponding Official School Age Last Year YoY 5-years CAGR
1 1 Sierra Leone 150.21 2023 +1.2% +6.94% View data
2 2 Madagascar 135.89 2023 -0.12% -0.027% View data
3 3 Afghanistan 135.45 2023 +0.94% +1.09% View data
4 4 Rwanda 134.31 2023 -0.43% +0.79% View data
5 5 Swaziland 127.84 2023 +0.17% +0.1% View data
6 6 Democratic Republic of the Congo 126.15 2021 +3.11% View data
7 7 Saint Kitts and Nevis 126.12 2021 +1.78% +1.33% View data
8 8 Malawi 124.73 2023 +0.4% -1.96% View data
9 9 Mozambique 124.43 2023 +0.078% +0.67% View data
10 10 Togo 123.72 2023 +0.000068% +0.066% View data

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