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Education in Jammu and Kashmir is based on 5-tier model which includes primary schools, middle schools, higher secondary schools, Colleges and University. As per the census of 2011, Jammu and Kashmir has the literacy rate of 68%. However, there has been an increase in the numbers in recent years.

Education in Jammu and Kashmir is based on 5-tier model which includes primary schools, middle schools, higher secondary schools, Colleges and University. As per the census of 2011, Jammu and Kashmir has the literacy rate of 68%. However, there has been an increase in the numbers in recent years.

However, the lack of basic amenities in many government schools poses significant challenges to the educational journey of students. In Jammu and Kashmir, as reported, thousands of government schools lack essential facilities such as toilets, electricity, and drinking water.

However, the lack of basic amenities in many government schools poses significant challenges to the educational journey of students. In Jammu and Kashmir, as reported, thousands of government schools lack essential facilities such as toilets, electricity, and drinking water.

Jammu and Kashmir is the only UT where education is free upto the University level as per the Section 20 of the Jammu and Kashmir Constitution.

Jammu and Kashmir is the only UT where education is free upto the University level as per the Section 20 of the Jammu and Kashmir Constitution.

However The education system in Jammu and Kashmir needs to be improved more and more as The education system in J&K is not progressing at a pace when compared to other Indian states. Against the national literacy rate of 74.04% Jammu and Kashmir has a literacy figure of 68.74 percent.

However, the lack of basic amenities in many government schools poses significant challenges to the educational journey of students. In Jammu and Kashmir, as reported, thousands of government schools lack essential facilities such as toilets, electricity, and drinking water.

However The education system in Jammu and Kashmir needs to be improved more and more as The education system in J&K is not progressing at a pace when compared to other Indian states. Against the national literacy rate of 74.04% Jammu and Kashmir has a literacy figure of 68.74 percent.

Education in Jammu and Kashmir is based on 5-tier model which includes primary schools, middle schools, higher secondary schools, Colleges and University.

Here are seven major challenges that the education sector faced in 2022. Know details here. LACK OF PERSONALISED LEARNING. LEARNING GAP AND LOSS. ADDICTION TO TECHNOLOGY. CHALLENGES OF ASSESSMENTS. CURRICULUM UPGRADATION. UPSKILLING AND RESKILLING OF TEACHERS.

However, the lack of basic amenities in many government schools poses significant challenges to the educational journey of students. In Jammu and Kashmir, as reported, thousands of government schools lack essential facilities such as toilets, electricity, and drinking water.

However The education system in Jammu and Kashmir needs to be improved more and more as The education system in J&K is not progressing at a pace when compared to other Indian states. Against the national literacy rate of 74.04% Jammu and Kashmir has a literacy figure of 68.74 percent.

Education in Jammu and Kashmir is based on 5-tier model which includes primary schools, middle schools, higher secondary schools, Colleges and University.

Many professors and administrators in the higher education system are hand-in-glove with the secessionist ideology and embezzlement of funds, compromising national aspirations. Teachers are only interested in fat salaries, with little regard for academics and teaching.

Here are seven major challenges that the education sector faced in 2022. Know details here. LACK OF PERSONALISED LEARNING. LEARNING GAP AND LOSS. ADDICTION TO TECHNOLOGY. CHALLENGES OF ASSESSMENTS. CURRICULUM UPGRADATION. UPSKILLING AND RESKILLING OF TEACHERS.

However The education system in Jammu and Kashmir needs to be improved more and more as The education system in J&K is not progressing at a pace when compared to other Indian states. Against the national literacy rate of 74.04% Jammu and Kashmir has a literacy figure of 68.74 percent.

Jammu and Kashmir Literacy Rate 2023 Literacy rate in Jammu and Kashmir has seen upward trend and is 67.16 percent as per latest population census. Of that, male literacy stands at 76.75 percent while female literacy is at 56.43 percent.

Many professors and administrators in the higher education system are hand-in-glove with the secessionist ideology and embezzlement of funds, compromising national aspirations. Teachers are only interested in fat salaries, with little regard for academics and teaching.

Jammu and Kashmir Literacy Rate 2023 Literacy rate in Jammu and Kashmir has seen upward trend and is 67.16 percent as per latest population census. Of that, male literacy stands at 76.75 percent while female literacy is at 56.43 percent.