Global Male Gross Intake Ratio in First Grade of Primary Education by Country

In 2023, global male gross intake ratios in the first grade of primary education exhibited significant variation across countries. High intake ratios were noted in Sierra Leone, Mozambique, and Benin, exceeding 150%. Conversely, countries such as Eritrea, Tuvalu, and Bahamas had notably lower ratios, some below 80%. Year-on-year variations indicate modest changes, with Sierra Leone and Djibouti experiencing notable increases, while Rwanda, East Timor, and Eritrea saw significant declines.

Future trends to watch include potential impacts of educational policies aimed at improving access and quality, particularly in countries with low intake ratios. Continued monitoring of factors affecting primary education entry, such as economic conditions and governmental support, will be crucial for understanding these dynamics.

Top countries in Male Gross Intake Ratio in First Grade of Primary Education by Country

# 10 Countries Percent of Relevant Age Group Last Year YoY 5-years CAGR
1 1 Sierra Leone 185.49 2023 +1.62% +2% View data
2 2 Mozambique 179.38 2023 +0.92% +0.62% View data
3 3 Benin 155.21 2023 +0.32% +0.65% View data
4 4 Madagascar 153.89 2023 -0.46% -0.0013% View data
5 5 Togo 153.03 2023 +0.99% +1.29% View data
6 6 Nepal 145.75 2023 -0.21% -0.44% View data
7 7 Burundi 132.98 2023 +0.4% +0.6% View data
8 8 Pakistan 131.39 2023 +0.97% +0.76% View data
9 9 Cameroon 129.07 2023 +0.34% +0.98% View data
10 10 Burkina Faso 124.7 2023 +1.67% +1.82% View data

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