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Patna, (Bihar Times): Bihar has been maintaining large
number of students in each class for primary division
for the last several years. The student-classroom
ratio was 90 in 2004-05, 92 in 2005-06, and 91 in
2006-07. This is not very ideal as teachers are unable
to pay attention. The student-classroom ratio in
Jharkhand and Uttar Pradesh is also high in this
period.
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According to report published by the Educational
Management Information System (EMIS) Delhi has, on an
average, 30 students in each class for primary
sections.
The report is based on the data provided by the
district schools and provides an insight into the
standard of primary education in India. It shows that
states with less population have less number of
students in each class for primary sections.
Thus the north eastern states have registered less
numbers of students in primary division. Further, the
ratio has been declining significantly in Sikkim for
the last three years. The situation in Mizoram and
Manipur is similar. The study has been compiled by
National University of Educational Planning and
Administration (NUEPA) and it shows that there were on
an average 30 students in each class in 2004-05, 41 in
2005-06 and 30 in 2006-07 all over the country.
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