School Education Index: States Scores Drop, Grades Intact, Chandigarh Best Performer

School Education Index: Kerala (14th smallest Indian state by area) has retained its grade in the School Education Index. However, its score has declined, according to the recently released Performance Grading Index (PGI) 2.0 report for states and union territories by the Union Ministry of Education. The state, along with nine additional states and union territories, has achieved the grade ‘Prachesta-3’ (which indicates a cumulative score between 31% and 40% of 1,000) for the academic years 2022-23 and 2023-24.

Start Your Higher Education Journey With Us

Mobile you with

Name *

Email *

Mobile Number *

Preferred Destination *Select Preferred DestinationIndiaUKUSCANADAIRELANDGERMANYAUS / NZFRANCEITALYPOLANDRUSSIAGEORGIAOTHER

Desired Study Level *Select Desired Study LevelUGPGPhDDiploma/Certificate

Budget *Select BudgetLess than 5L5L – 10L10L – 15L15L & above

Select Courses *Select CoursesB. TechB. ArchMBBSBDSBAMSLAWBJMCBBABCAArtsB. ScB. ComB PharmaNursingBiotechnologyHotel ManagementFashion TechnologyMass CommunicationM. TechMBAPGDMMAM. ScM. ComMCAM Pharma

Can we call you on the phone to assist with your enquiry?

• Yes
• No

Terms & Conditions Acceptence *

• I Agree to the Terms & Conditions

Register Now

Still, it is one of the 12 states and union territories that have recorded a decline in their scores during this time period. The state’s score was recorded at 601.9 for the year 2022-23; however, it has decreased to 594.2 in the year 2023-24.

Delhi, Haryana, Maharashtra, and Rajasthan improved their scores to reach the Prachesta-3 grade, whereas among the states that maintained this grade, only Kerala experienced a decline in its score by 7.7 points. Chandigarh excelled among PGIs, securing a Prachesta-1 grade in 2023-24. It improved its score from 687.8 in 2022-23 to 703 in 2023-24.

Punjab also significantly improved its performance by 17.1 points from 2022-23, achieving the highest score in this category with 631.2 points. No state reached a score within the range of 761-1,000.

Also Read: QS World University Rankings 2026: IIT Delhi Places 27 Ranks, tops in India List