Tertiary School Enrollment

Asia Ranking

percent of all eligible childrenSource: IMF

Current Rank	Country	Value	Latest Reading	Previous Rank	Previous Value

1	Macao	113.09	2020	1	100.08
2	South Korea	98.45	2019	2	95.86
3	Singapore	91.09	2019	3	88.89
4	Russia	86.4	2019	4	84.58
5	Hong Kong	84.39	2020	5	80.98
6 ↑	Kazakhstan	70.68	2020	8	61.75
7 ↓	Mongolia	68.75	2019	6	65.6
8 ↓	Japan	64.1	2018	7	63.81
9	China	58.42	2020	9	53.76
10	Thailand	49.29	2016	10	50.18
11 ↑	Kyrgyzstan	46.45	2020	12	42.32
12 ↓	Malaysia	43.06	2019	11	45.13
13	Indonesia	36.31	2018	13	36.44
14	Philippines	35.48	2017	14	35.63
15	Azerbaijan	35.25	2020	15	31.54
16 ↑	Maldives	34.12	2019	17	31.22
17 ↓	Brunei	31.99	2020	16	31.47
18	Tajikistan	31.26	2017	18	29.17
19	India	29.44	2020	19	28.57
20	Vietnam	28.64	2019	20	28.54
21	North Korea	26.83	2018	21	28.11
22	Bangladesh	22.83	2020	22	24.02
23	Sri Lanka	21.61	2020	23	21.13
24 ↑	Burma (Myanmar)	18.82	2018	28	13.53
25 ↓	Bhutan	16.45	2020	24	15.57
26 ↑	Uzbekistan	15.92	2020	30	12.58
27 ↓	Turkmenistan	15.61	2020	26	14.23
28 ↓	Cambodia	14.74	2019	27	13.69
29 ↓	Laos	13.48	2020	25	14.45
30 ↓	Nepal	13.46	2020	29	13.33
31	Pakistan	12.22	2019	31	8.96

Definition of Tertiary School Enrollment

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. Tertiary education, whether or not to an advanced research qualification, normally requires, as a minimum condition of admission, the successful completion of education at the secondary level.