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In 2024, class 12 girls' pass rates in the science stream surpassed the arts stream across India, marking a significant educational milestone. Improved facilities and increased graduates reflect changing trends.

Girls Lead in Science Stream Pass Rate 2024

In a pioneering trend for 2024, class 12 girls from the science stream have outperformed those in the arts. A boost in educational infrastructure and opportunities has driven this change, illustrating progress in India’s academic landscape.

Girls Surpass in Science Stream 2024

In 2024, more girls from the science stream passed class 12 than those from arts in India. This shift, noted across 66 boards, highlights improved educational infrastructure.

For the first time, the pass percentage of class 12 girls from the science stream surpassed those from the arts stream in 2024, a Ministry of Education report stated.
The report is based on the analysis of 66 school education boards across India including 54 regular and 12 open boards. While the top 33 boards cover 97 per cent of students, the remaining 33 boards cover just 3 per cent of students.
In 2022, 28.2 lakh girls passed with the arts stream, compared to 23.3 lakh with the science stream, while in 2023, 29.6 lakh girls passed Class 12 with the arts stream and 25.6 lakh with the science stream.
"There has been a consistent rise in the number of students graduating from Class 12 with the science stream over the last 11 years, from 2013 to 2024. In 2013, 36.3 lakh students passed with the science stream and this surged to 61 lakh in 2024. "The number of girls passing with the science stream also increased exponentially during these years, from 13.4 lakh in 2013 to 28.1 lakh in 2014," School Education Secretary Sanjay Kumar said.
Kumar further noted that in 2024, science was the most sought-after stream.
"For the first time, girls passing out from the science stream was more than girls from the arts stream. This might be due to improvement in the availability of facilities viz., Subject wise labs, teachers, ATLs, Smart class in schools," he said. According to the report, in 2013, 1.7 lakh girls from marginalised sections passed Class 12 with science, which increased to 4.1 lakh in 2024. Similarly, the number of Scheduled Tribe (ST) girls passing with the science stream rose from 60,000 in 2013 to 1.4 lakh in 2024.
The report also pointed out a decline in the number of students passing Class 12 with the commerce stream.
In 2022, 18 lakh students passed with commerce, which dropped to 16.8 lakh in 2024.

Uttarakhand has the worst sex ratio at birth, according to Sustainable Development Goals released by the Niti Aayog. The state's sex ratio is 840, against the national average of 899.
Chhattisgarh is the best performing state, where male-to-female ratio at birth stood at 958, the Niti Aayog report showed. Kerala is at the second place with a sex ratio of 957.
Punjab and Haryana, notorious for their skewed sex ratio have improves the position. While Haryana recorded birth of 843 females per 1000 males, in Punjab the number has reached 890.
Overall, Kerala was the top performer with a score of 75 in the Niti Aayog index, while Bihar was adjudged to be the worst-performing state with a score of 52.

Uttarakhand has lowest child sex ratio in the country: Niti Aayog report

Uttarakhand has the worst sex ratio at birth, according to Sustainable Development Goals released by the Niti Aayog. The state's sex ratio is 840, against the national average of 899

Uttarakhand has the worst sex ratio at birth, according to Sustainable Development Goals released by the Niti Aayog. The state's sex ratio is 840, against the national average of 899.
Chhattisgarh is the best performing state, where male-to-female ratio at birth stood at 958, the Niti Aayog report showed. Kerala is at the second place with a sex ratio of 957.
Punjab and Haryana, notorious for their skewed sex ratio have improves the position. While Haryana recorded birth of 843 females per 1000 males, in Punjab the number has reached 890.
Overall, Kerala was the top performer with a score of 75 in the Niti Aayog index, while Bihar was adjudged to be the worst-performing state with a score of 52.

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