India - Participation and Expenditure in Education: NSS 64th Round, Schedule 25.2, July 2007 - June 2008
Reference ID | Schedule 25.2 |
Year | 2007 - 2008 |
Country | India |
Producer(s) | National Sample Survey Office |
Sponsor(s) | Govt. Of India - - Ministry of Statistics & Programme Implementation - - |
Collection(s) | |
Metadata | Documentation in PDF |
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- Block-1 & 2 Iden
tification of sample
household - Block-3 Household ch
aracteristics - Block-4 Demographic
and other particular
s of household membe
rs - Block-5 Education pa
rticulars of those a
ged 5-29 years who a
re currently attendi
ng primary level and
above - Block-6 Particulars
of private expenditu
re for those aged 5-
29 yearts who are cu
rrently attending at
primary level and a
bove - Block-7 Particulars
of currently not att
ending persons aged
5-29 years
Present class/grade/year of study
(PRESENT_CLASS_GR_YRS_STUDY)
File: Block-5 Education particulars of those aged 5-29 years who are currently attending primary level and above
File: Block-5 Education particulars of those aged 5-29 years who are currently attending primary level and above
Overview
Type:
Discrete Format: numeric Width: 2 Decimals: 0 Range: 1-21 | Valid cases: 94456 Invalid: 68 |
Questions and instructions
Value | Category | Cases | |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Class I | 10271 | 10.9% |
2 | Class II | 11041 | 11.7% |
3 | Class III | 9621 | 10.2% |
4 | Class IV | 8380 | 8.9% |
5 | Class V | 8064 | 8.5% |
6 | Class VI | 7621 | 8.1% |
7 | Class VII | 7207 | 7.6% |
8 | Class VIII | 6333 | 6.7% |
9 | Class IX | 6482 | 6.9% |
10 | Class X | 5689 | 6.0% |
11 | 1 year over Class X | 3952 | 4.2% |
12 | 2 year over Class X | 3380 | 3.6% |
13 | 3 year over Class X | 2343 | 2.5% |
14 | 4 year over Class X | 1792 | 1.9% |
15 | 5 year over Class X | 1240 | 1.3% |
16 | 6 year over Class X | 661 | 0.7% |
17 | 7 year over Class X | 278 | 0.3% |
18 | 8 year over Class X | 81 | 0.1% |
19 | 9 year over class X | 13 | 0.0% |
20 | 10 year over class X | 6 | 0.0% |
21 | 11 year over class X | 1 | 0.0% |
Sysmiss | 68 |
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
The class or the grade or the year, the member of the household, currently attending should be recorded
here. For a student studying in any class upto class X the entry should correspond to that class (to be
recorded in numeric). For example, for a student studying in class VI the entry will be 6. For further higher
level of study the no. of years of study after class 10 should be added to 10 without taking the repetition, if
any. For example a student in 2nd year of higher secondary course should get 10+2=12 irrespective of the
name by which the higher secondary course is known in the state. Again, a first year degree student will get
10+3=13. and one doing, say, M.A. second year will get 12+3+2=17. The no. of years in graduation level for
Engineering, Medical, etc. are more than 3 years. This fact should be appropriately kept in view while making
entries for such courses. For some courses like Chartered Accountancy etc. one may take more number of
years to complete than the minimum prescribed. In such cases, number of years to be counted as per the
minimum duration prescribed. To summarise, the working rule for entry for this item is
entry = class when class <=10
= 10 + (no. of completed academic years after 10) +1,
Illustrative example:
A household member in the age-group 5-29 is simultaneously doing two courses, namely, M.Com (2nd year)
and a graduation level computer course.(1st year).
Here, M.Com is his/her 'basic course' i.e. course 1.
Now, for course 1, Entry in item 9 = 10+(2+3+1)+1 = 17
And for course 2, Entry = 10+(2)+1 = 13
( . ) implies completed academic years
here. For a student studying in any class upto class X the entry should correspond to that class (to be
recorded in numeric). For example, for a student studying in class VI the entry will be 6. For further higher
level of study the no. of years of study after class 10 should be added to 10 without taking the repetition, if
any. For example a student in 2nd year of higher secondary course should get 10+2=12 irrespective of the
name by which the higher secondary course is known in the state. Again, a first year degree student will get
10+3=13. and one doing, say, M.A. second year will get 12+3+2=17. The no. of years in graduation level for
Engineering, Medical, etc. are more than 3 years. This fact should be appropriately kept in view while making
entries for such courses. For some courses like Chartered Accountancy etc. one may take more number of
years to complete than the minimum prescribed. In such cases, number of years to be counted as per the
minimum duration prescribed. To summarise, the working rule for entry for this item is
entry = class when class <=10
= 10 + (no. of completed academic years after 10) +1,
Illustrative example:
A household member in the age-group 5-29 is simultaneously doing two courses, namely, M.Com (2nd year)
and a graduation level computer course.(1st year).
Here, M.Com is his/her 'basic course' i.e. course 1.
Now, for course 1, Entry in item 9 = 10+(2+3+1)+1 = 17
And for course 2, Entry = 10+(2)+1 = 13
( . ) implies completed academic years