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Education Statistics > School enrollment, secondary > % net (1999) by country

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Rank   Countries  Amount  Date  
# 1     Japan: 99.36 % net   1999 Time series
# 2     Seychelles: 98.46 % net   1999 Time series
# 3     Sweden: 97.78 % net   1999 Time series
# 4     Korea, South: 96.56 % net   1999 Time series
# 5     Norway: 95.79 % net   1999 Time series
# 6     Finland: 94.79 % net   1999 Time series
# 7     United Kingdom: 94.57 % net   1999 Time series
# 8     France: 94.12 % net   1999 Time series
# 9     Canada: 94.11 % net   1999 Time series
# 10     Barbados: 92.26 % net   1999 Time series
# 11     Netherlands: 92.23 % net   1999 Time series
# 12     Netherlands Antilles: 91.55 % net   1999 Time series
# 13     Slovenia: 91.35 % net   1999 Time series
# 14     Lithuania: 91.16 % net   1999 Time series
# 15     Kuwait: 88.74 % net   1999 Time series
# 16     United States: 88.49 % net   1999 Time series
# 17     Spain: 88.28 % net   1999 Time series
# 18     Denmark: 88.11 % net   1999 Time series
# 19     Cyprus: 87.81 % net   1999 Time series
# 20     Israel: 86.25 % net   1999 Time series
# 21     Switzerland: 85.04 % net   1999 Time series
# 22     Italy: 84.83 % net   1999 Time series
# 23     Iceland: 84.69 % net   1999 Time series
# 24     Bahrain: 84.61 % net   1999 Time series
# 25     Bulgaria: 84.13 % net   1999 Time series
# 26     Hungary: 83.26 % net   1999 Time series
# 27     Ireland: 83.19 % net   1999 Time series
# 28     Portugal: 82.89 % net   1999 Time series
# 29     Jamaica: 82.39 % net   1999 Time series
# 30     Greece: 81.77 % net   1999 Time series
# 31     Croatia: 81.17 % net   1999 Time series
# 32     Moldova: 80.44 % net   1999 Time series
# 33     Luxembourg: 79.52 % net   1999 Time series
# 34     Aruba: 79.26 % net   1999 Time series
# 35     Jordan: 79.23 % net   1999 Time series
# 36     Macedonia, Republic of: 79.16 % net   1999 Time series
# 37     Fiji: 78.98 % net   1999 Time series
# 38     Georgia: 76.97 % net   1999 Time series
# 39     Argentina: 76.15 % net   1999 Time series
# 40     Cuba: 75.96 % net   1999 Time series
# 41     Qatar: 75.72 % net   1999 Time series
# 42     Romania: 74.74 % net   1999 Time series
# 43     United Arab Emirates: 74.33 % net   1999 Time series
# 44     Azerbaijan: 73.19 % net   1999 Time series
# 45     Trinidad and Tobago: 72.46 % net   1999 Time series
# 46     Bahamas, The: 71.72 % net   1999 Time series
# 47     Samoa: 71.56 % net   1999 Time series
# 48     Tonga: 71.33 % net   1999 Time series
# 49     Albania: 69.65 % net   1999 Time series
# 50     Malaysia: 68.94 % net   1999 Time series
# 51     Dominica: 68.92 % net   1999 Time series
# 52     Mauritius: 66.93 % net   1999 Time series
# 53     Tajikistan: 66.19 % net   1999 Time series
# 54     Brazil: 65.76 % net   1999 Time series
# 55     Oman: 64.76 % net   1999 Time series
# 56     Peru: 63.38 % net   1999 Time series
# 57     Macau: 62 % net   1999 Time series
# 58     South Africa: 61.88 % net   1999 Time series
# 59     Saint Lucia: 61.27 % net   1999 Time series
# 60     Panama: 59.24 % net   1999 Time series
# 61     Vietnam: 59.11 % net   1999 Time series
# 62     Botswana: 57.49 % net   1999 Time series
# 63     Belize: 55.57 % net   1999 Time series
# 64     Mongolia: 55.35 % net   1999 Time series
# 65     Mexico: 54.89 % net   1999 Time series
# 66     Colombia: 54.27 % net   1999 Time series
# 67     Philippines: 50.79 % net   1999 Time series
# 68     Venezuela: 47.42 % net   1999 Time series
# 69     Ecuador: 46.21 % net   1999 Time series
# 70     Bangladesh: 45.77 % net   1999 Time series
# 71     Zimbabwe: 39.92 % net   1999 Time series
# 72     Dominican Republic: 38.79 % net   1999 Time series
# 73     Syria: 35.75 % net   1999 Time series
# 74     Swaziland: 33 % net   1999 Time series
# 75     Namibia: 32.81 % net   1999 Time series
# 76     Yemen: 31.79 % net   1999 Time series
# 77     Maldives: 31.68 % net   1999 Time series
# 78     Ghana: 31.49 % net   1999 Time series
# 79     Burma: 30.71 % net   1999 Time series
# 80     Iraq: 29.58 % net   1999 Time series
# 81     Malawi: 29.37 % net   1999 Time series
# 82     Vanuatu: 29.35 % net   1999 Time series
# 83     Laos: 26.73 % net   1999 Time series
# 84     Gambia, The: 25.9 % net   1999 Time series
# 85     Guatemala: 23.6 % net   1999 Time series
# 86     Solomon Islands: 22.18 % net   1999 Time series
# 87     Nigeria: 19.31 % net   1999 Time series
# 88     Togo: 19.28 % net   1999 Time series
# 89     Eritrea: 19.22 % net   1999 Time series
# 90     Côte d'Ivoire: 17.72 % net   1999 Time series
# 91     Lesotho: 17.24 % net   1999 Time series
# 92     Benin: 15.92 % net   1999 Time series
# 93     Zambia: 15.76 % net   1999 Time series
# 94     Cambodia: 14.68 % net   1999 Time series
# 95     Ethiopia: 14.29 % net   1999 Time series
# 96     Guinea: 12.51 % net   1999 Time series
# 97     Madagascar: 11.26 % net   1999 Time series
# 98     Burkina Faso: 9.09 % net   1999 Time series
# 99     Uganda: 7.8 % net   1999 Time series
# 100     Chad: 7.1 % net   1999 Time series
# 101     Niger: 5.3 % net   1999 Time series
# 102     Mozambique: 2.81 % net   1999 Time series
Weighted average: 59.5 % net  


DEFINITION: Net enrollment ratio is the ratio of children of official school age based on the International Standard Classification of Education 1997 who are enrolled in school to the population of the corresponding official school age. Secondary education completes the provision of basic education that began at the primary level, and aims at laying the foundations for lifelong learning and human development, by offering more subject- or skill-oriented instruction using more specialized teachers.

SOURCE: World Development Indicators database

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21st March 2011 		wow lots of information cool for project at school thanks :)
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