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The State of Maharashtra collects and provides consistent District Information System for Education (DISE) data in timely manner over the years. The DISE data for the every year has been submitted to National level.This section focuses on the significant indicators of elementary education. These include GER, NER, Gross Completion Ratio, Dropout, retention and transition rates, Gender Gap in Enrolment etc. The data presented in the tables below is based on the DISE provided by State team. The State-wise EDI has also been calculated at the National level separately for Primary and Upper primary level. The district wise EDI has also been calculated by the states. The EDI has been calculated on four components (Access, Infrastructure, Teachers and Outcomes).
DISE- District Information System for Education, Educational Indicators, GER- Gross Completion Ratio, NER- Net Enrolment Ratio, PTR-Pupil Teacher Ratio, Dropout, retention and transition rates, Gender Gap, Enrolment, Ratios, EDIEducational Development Index, RTE- Right to Education.
DISE- District Information System for Education, Educational Indicators, GER- Gross Completion Ratio, NER- Net Enrolment Ratio, PTR-Pupil Teacher Ratio, Dropout, retention and transition rates, Gender Gap, Enrolment, Ratios, EDIEducational Development Index, RTE- Right to Education.
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