Global Rankings: School Enrollment Secondary % (2024)

Rank	Country	Value
1	Monaco	158.55
2	Aruba	124.38
3	South Sudan	122.12
4	Turks and Caicos Islands	119.73
5	Saudi Arabia	110.66
6	Albania	108.36
7	Hong Kong	107.16
8	Algeria	105.16
9	Barbados	104.37
10	United Arab Emirates	102.13
11	Andorra	101.92
12	Georgia	100.96
13	Grenada	100.73
14	Moldova, Republic of	99.34
15	Indonesia	98.84
16	Bahrain	98.81
17	Fiji	98.09
18	Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of	97.79
19	Kazakhstan	97.20
20	Uzbekistan	96.84
21	Belarus	94.79
22	Macao	94.66
23	Turkmenistan	94.65
24	Thailand	92.51
25	Tonga	92.43
26	Jordan	91.75
27	Cuba	91.75
28	Nauru	91.51
29	Guyana	91.43
30	Kyrgyzstan	91.34
31	Azerbaijan	91.12
32	Armenia	90.95
33	Mauritius	90.72
34	Tuvalu	90.66
35	Nepal	90.39
36	Kiribati	90.28
37	Morocco	89.98
38	Saint Lucia	87.87
39	Tajikistan	86.90
40	Belize	86.46
41	Bhutan	86.18
42	Marshall Islands	85.76
43	Philippines	85.29
44	Egypt	84.83
45	Cayman Islands	84.76
46	Namibia	81.96
47	Puerto Rico	81.48
48	Malaysia	80.28
49	Bahamas	79.49
50	Paraguay	79.13
51	Gibraltar	78.53
52	India	78.11
53	Dominican Republic	76.36
54	Virgin Islands, British	75.58
55	Seychelles	70.82
56	Côte d'Ivoire	65.31
57	Bangladesh	64.30
58	Lebanon	63.79
59	El Salvador	62.14
60	San Marino	60.37
61	Cambodia	58.79
62	Zambia	56.79
63	Lao People's Democratic Republic	51.85
64	Honduras	51.76
65	Guatemala	49.58
66	Rwanda	48.79
67	Pakistan	48.28
68	Syrian Arab Republic	38.74
69	Burkina Faso	29.99
70	Chad	23.49
71	Niger	19.87

About This Indicator

Gross enrollment ratio is the ratio of total enrollment, regardless of age, to the population of the age group that officially corresponds to the level of education shown. Secondary education completes the provision of basic education that began at the primary level, and aims at laying the foundations for lifelong learning and human development, by offering more subject- or skill-oriented instruction using more specialized teachers.

Data source: World Bank Development Indicators