China is also a democracy & great helmsman 2.0 has been elected president by the great Chinese nation. I sincerely hope Baidu translate provides an accurate translation of what's given here given that Mandarin has so many characters, if Baidu skips a few & gives you a wrong translation coz after all it's a Chinese product, we don't want an internet fight here.
Lol, I gave you a breakdown of the 37 million students. At least 15 million students contribute to high value sectorsView attachment 213146
STEM is the key for industrilization of a nation.
Record 11.6 Million Chinese to Graduate From College Next Year
Record 11.6 Million Chinese to Graduate From College Next Year
www.yicaiglobal.com
When we talk about graduation students, we talk about the colleges/Universities, not the low degree.
| Degree | Holders |
|---|---|
| Total | 37,670,147 |
| Post-graduate degree other than technical degree | 6,949,707 |
| Graduate degree other than technical degree | 25,666,044 |
| Engineering and technology | 2,588,405 |
| Teaching | 1,547,671 |
| Medicine | 768,964**** |
| Agriculture and dairying | 100,126 |
| Veterinary | 99,999 |
| Other | 22,588 |
No it is not. School dropout rates are quite high. India has a massive tribal population - almost 15% of the pop. This pop lives very detached and refuses to go to school and integrate with modernity for most part. Then there are historically backward states where education has never been emphasized. The whole school education sector needs to drastically reform. Right now, the learning outcomes are poor all over India.
your language is spoken only in China and asia.
Frankly, literacy rate is being barely literate and is not going to get decent paying jobs. Learning outcomes in math and science are poor in India across the board leading to significant skilled talent shortage, especially in the north.
Not the case in the south.
Yes the workforce must be honestly and quickly skilled. If India just does propaganda around this or ignores education outcomes especially in backward district, we are not going to see the standard of living improveme in these backward areas. The sad thing is the electorate in these backward states is not even demanding better schools and education outcomes.And the question is:
1. if they were almost born befre 18-22 yrs ago, in 2001 did India had 37 million babies?
But the TFR in the south is at 1.8 average - dangerous position just like in China. It is the northern states skilled labor that is crucial to India’s growth. India is a very skewed country due to the stupid ways in which we have implemented state level policies.
India’s average age is 25. Do you comprehend that more than 50% of 1.4 billion Indians are below the age of 25. 37 million is certainly within tolerance with a 73% literacy rate
The question is: if in next 5 yrs, every year you have 37 million student, which means, in 2001-2005 every year you had 37 million babies (most population got college education in 18-25).
That’s because your math isn’t accounting for deaths and population replacement.
Why are you considering such a narrow base of 4 yrs ? There are post graduate students in it too. Your base should be 10 yrs .
India’s TFR until 1970 was 5.7 births per women.
1. If 2023 there are 37 million graduaton students, most of them are 20-25, and this trand lasts in coming five yrs.
I think the quesiton is, does India has 37 millionb students everyyear? which is 4x than China?
