East Timor - Share of Children Who Eventually Reach Grade 5

Since 2014, East Timor Share of Children Who Eventually Reach Grade 5 grew 1.2points year on year. At 90.53 Percent of Boys at the Entrance Age for the First Grade of Primary Education in 2019, the country was ranked number 64 among other countries in Share of Children Who Eventually Reach Grade 5. East Timor is overtaken by Colombia, which was number 63 at 91.16 Percent of Boys at the Entrance Age for the First Grade of Primary Education and is followed by Qatar at 90.47 Percent of Boys at the Entrance Age for the First Grade of Primary Education. Uruguay ranked the highest with 101.17 Percent of Boys at the Entrance Age for the First Grade of Primary Education in 2019, +0.5points compared to 2018. Estonia, Japan and Ecuador respectively ranked number 2, 3 and 4 in this ranking. Chad recorded the best 5 years average growth at +5.4points per year, while Sierra Leone was the worst growing country at -14points per year.

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Date Percent of Boys at the Entrance Age for the First Grade of Primary Education
2019 90.53
2018 90.52
2017
2016 84.29
2015 82.93
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How does East Timor rank in Share of Children Who Eventually Reach Grade 5?

# 109 Countries Percent of Boys at the Entrance Age for the First Grade of Primary Education Last YoY 5‑years CAGR
1 #1
Uruguay
101.17 % 2019 +0.5 % +0.5 % View data
2 #2
Estonia
99.99 % 2019 +0.1 % +0.4 % View data
63 #63
Colombia
91.16 % 2019 +0.7 % +1.2 % View data
64 #64
East Timor
90.53 % 2019 +0.0 % +1.2 % View data
65 #65
Qatar
90.47 % 2018 -6.8 % NA View data
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