Sneha Bhasin

Jan 13, 2025 | telegraphindia.com | Sabir Ahamed |Sneha Bhasin

Another factor that can be attributed to low female enrolment in privately-managed schools is the unavailability of such schools in the vicinity. The ‘proximity factor’ is vital Sabir Ahamed, Sneha Bhasin Published 14.01.25, 06:52 AM Gender gaps in educational attainment have narrowed over the years across India. West Bengal stands out with the highest enrolment rate for girls at 55.7% among higher secondary students, followed by Chhattisgarh (53.1%) and Tamil Nadu (51.2%).