Countries ranked by Secondary school enrollment (gross)

The number of students in secondary school (roughly ages 12–17), compared with the number of children of that age group. It can be above 100%.

#1 Monaco (158.5%), #2 Belgium (143.0%), #3 Finland (142.4%). The last place is Somalia (3.3%).

How to read this number

The gross enrollment ratio: the number of students in secondary school, whatever their age, as a percentage of the population of the official age for secondary school. Source: UNESCO Institute for Statistics.

It can be higher than 100 percent because students who are older or younger than the official age, for example those who repeated a year or started late, are counted in the top number but not in the bottom number. It shows how many students attend, not whether they finish or how much they learn.

  • Countries listed: 180 (of 193)
  • Data years: 2015–2025 (differs by country)
  • 92 countries use 2024 data

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RankCountrySecondary school enrollment (gross)YearBar
1 Monaco 158.5% 2024
2 Belgium 143.0% 2023
3 Finland 142.4% 2024
4 Netherlands 137.5% 2023
5 St. Kitts & Nevis 137.5% 2023
6 Vanuatu 134.7% 2023
7 Sweden 132.0% 2024
8 Australia 131.9% 2024
9 Ireland 130.6% 2022
10 Denmark 125.6% 2024
11 St. Vincent & Grenadines 124.9% 2024
12 South Sudan 122.1% 2024
13 Costa Rica 121.8% 2024
14 Portugal 120.3% 2023
15 Uruguay 119.1% 2023
16 Liechtenstein 118.7% 2021
17 Spain 118.5% 2024
18 Türkiye 118.4% 2023
19 Norway 116.3% 2024
20 New Zealand 114.2% 2024
21 United Kingdom 112.1% 2023
22 Saudi Arabia 110.7% 2024
23 Iceland 108.9% 2023
24 Antigua & Barbuda 108.9% 2023
25 Luxembourg 108.6% 2024
26 Estonia 108.5% 2024
27 Albania 108.4% 2024
28 Peru 108.3% 2024
29 Poland 107.9% 2024
30 Slovenia 107.6% 2023
31 Hungary 107.4% 2024
32 Gambia 107.0% 2021
33 Cyprus 106.7% 2024
34 Chile 105.6% 2024
35 Argentina 105.6% 2023
36 Greece 105.2% 2023
37 Algeria 105.2% 2024
38 Croatia 105.0% 2023
39 Lithuania 104.9% 2024
40 Barbados 104.4% 2024
41 Canada 104.3% 2023
42 Brazil 104.1% 2024
43 South Africa 104.1% 2023
44 France 103.8% 2024
45 Mexico 103.1% 2024
46 Singapore 103.1% 2023
47 Malta 103.0% 2023
48 Dominica 102.6% 2023
49 United Arab Emirates 102.1% 2024
50 Andorra 101.9% 2024
51 Colombia 101.6% 2022
52 Japan 101.5% 2023
53 Switzerland 101.4% 2024
54 Latvia 101.3% 2024
55 Georgia 101.0% 2024
56 Grenada 100.7% 2024
57 Italy 100.7% 2023
58 Austria 100.6% 2024
59 Germany 100.2% 2024
60 Qatar 99.6% 2024
61 Moldova 99.3% 2024
62 Bahrain 98.8% 2024
63 Israel 98.5% 2024
64 Uzbekistan 98.1% 2025
65 Fiji 98.1% 2024
66 Venezuela 97.8% 2024
67 Kazakhstan 97.6% 2025
68 Czechia 97.6% 2023
69 United States 97.5% 2022
70 Indonesia 97.2% 2025
71 Mongolia 96.8% 2023
72 Cape Verde 96.4% 2022
73 South Korea 96.3% 2024
74 Palau 95.7% 2024
75 Trinidad & Tobago 95.7% 2024
76 Kuwait 95.4% 2015
77 Oman 95.1% 2024
78 Belarus 94.8% 2024
79 Bulgaria 94.8% 2024
80 Turkmenistan 94.6% 2024
81 Nauru 94.5% 2025
82 North Korea 94.3% 2015
83 Montenegro 93.9% 2023
84 Vietnam 93.4% 2022
85 Slovakia 93.2% 2024
86 Ecuador 92.8% 2023
87 Russia 92.5% 2023
88 Tonga 92.4% 2024
89 Thailand 92.1% 2025
90 Brunei 91.8% 2023
91 Jordan 91.8% 2024
92 Cuba 91.7% 2024
93 Kyrgyzstan 91.7% 2025
94 Guyana 91.4% 2024
95 Azerbaijan 91.1% 2024
96 Armenia 90.9% 2024
97 Mauritius 90.7% 2024
98 Tuvalu 90.7% 2024
99 Bolivia 90.5% 2024
100 São Tomé & Príncipe 90.4% 2017
101 Nepal 90.4% 2024
102 Tunisia 90.3% 2016
103 Kiribati 90.3% 2024
104 North Macedonia 90.1% 2023
105 Morocco 90.0% 2024
106 Serbia 89.8% 2024
107 Sri Lanka 88.0% 2023
108 St. Lucia 87.9% 2024
109 Bosnia & Herzegovina 87.9% 2023
110 Samoa 87.4% 2016
111 Sierra Leone 86.9% 2023
112 Tajikistan 86.9% 2024
113 Belize 86.5% 2024
114 Bhutan 86.2% 2024
115 Ukraine 86.2% 2024
116 Marshall Islands 85.8% 2024
117 Philippines 85.3% 2024
118 Iran 85.1% 2023
119 Egypt 84.8% 2024
120 Timor-Leste 84.7% 2020
121 Jamaica 84.5% 2024
122 Kenya 84.3% 2023
123 Eswatini 82.0% 2016
124 Namibia 82.0% 2024
125 Romania 81.6% 2023
126 Malaysia 80.3% 2024
127 India 79.6% 2025
128 Bahamas 79.5% 2024
129 Maldives 79.4% 2023
130 Paraguay 79.1% 2024
131 Myanmar 77.0% 2018
132 Panama 76.6% 2017
133 Dominican Republic 76.4% 2024
134 Suriname 76.1% 2023
135 Ghana 75.7% 2024
136 Seychelles 70.8% 2024
137 Botswana 70.6% 2021
138 Gabon 70.3% 2019
139 Nicaragua 70.2% 2023
140 Côte d’Ivoire 65.3% 2024
141 Bangladesh 64.3% 2024
142 Lebanon 63.8% 2024
143 Togo 63.4% 2023
144 El Salvador 62.1% 2024
145 San Marino 60.4% 2024
146 Afghanistan 59.6% 2023
147 Lesotho 59.4% 2017
148 Cambodia 58.8% 2024
149 Zambia 56.8% 2024
150 Democratic Republic of the Congo 55.5% 2023
151 Comoros 54.8% 2022
152 Papua New Guinea 52.1% 2023
153 Honduras 51.8% 2024
154 Angola 51.5% 2023
155 Laos 50.5% 2025
156 Guatemala 49.6% 2024
157 Rwanda 48.8% 2024
158 Pakistan 48.3% 2024
159 Nigeria 46.9% 2023
160 Cameroon 44.8% 2023
161 Senegal 44.1% 2023
162 Eritrea 44.0% 2022
163 Yemen 43.7% 2016
164 Benin 43.6% 2022
165 Sudan 43.5% 2019
166 Mali 38.9% 2023
167 Syria 38.7% 2024
168 Liberia 37.7% 2020
169 Mozambique 37.2% 2017
170 Malawi 36.6% 2023
171 Mauritania 36.0% 2020
172 Madagascar 34.1% 2021
173 Ethiopia 33.9% 2015
174 Burkina Faso 30.0% 2024
175 Tanzania 28.2% 2021
176 Chad 23.5% 2024
177 Burundi 23.1% 2025
178 Niger 19.9% 2024
179 Central African Republic 15.8% 2017
180 Somalia 3.3% 2023

Each value is the latest year available for that country (see the Year column), so the years can differ from country to country.

Data is available for 180 of 193 countries. The rest are not listed.

Source: School enrollment, secondary (% gross), indicator SE.SEC.ENRR. Processed by this site. data.worldbank.org

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