HEARTY WELCOME

TO THE

DY.SECRETARY,MHRD,

CONSULTANTS OF Ed.CIL

AND

OFFICIALS FROM STATES &

UNION TERRITORIES

Annexure-IV

POPULATION IN INDIA & TAMILNADU

(2001 Census)Indicator Gender India Tamilnadu

a. Population (in cr.)

Male 53.13 3.13

Female 49.57 3.08

Total Population

102.70(6.04%)

6.21

b.Growth Rate (for a decade)

23.14% 11.19%

c. Sex Ratio ( per 1000 male)

933 986

d. Literacy Rate

Male 75.85% 82.33%

Female 54.16% 64.55%

Total People 65.38% 73.47%

e. Density per sq.km

324 478

Tamilnadu – General Scenario

• No. of Revenue Districts – 32

• No. of Districts for SSA – 30

• No. of BRCs – 385

• No. of Upgraded CRCs – 27

• No. of CRCs – 4088

• No. of VECs – 43113

• No. of Revenue Villages – 17371

• No. of Village Panchayats – 13230

EDI - Tamilnadu

Category

2006-07 2007-08

Primary Upper Primary Composite Primary Upper Primary Composite

Index Rank Index Rank Index Rank Index Rank Index Rank Index Rank

EDI 0.724 4 0.757 3 0.741 4 0.752 4 0.790 6 0.771 5

As per Educational Development index (EDI) compiled

by NEUPA, New Delhi

Tamilnadu ranks 4th place at Primary level during 2006-07 & 2007-

08.

At Upper Primary level, Tamilnadu ranks 3rd during 2006-07 and

6th

place during 2007-08.

At the combined level of both Primary and Upper

PrimaryTamilnadu

ranks 4th and 5th place during 2006-07 and 2007-08.

2006-07Primary : 1.Delhi 2.Puducherry 3. Kerala 4.TNUpper Primary : 1.Kerala 2.Puduchery 3.TNComposite : 1.Kerala 2.Puducherry 3.Delhi 4. TN

2007-08Primary : 1.Puducherry 2.Delhi 3. lakshadweep 4. TNUpper Primary : 1.Kerala 2.Lakshadweep 3.Puduchery 4.Chandigarh 5. Delhi 6. TN Composite : 1.Puducherry 2. Kerala 3. Lakshadweep 4.Delhi 5.TN

Gender Parity Index (Per ’000 Boys)

Year

I-V VI-VIII

India Tamilnadu India Tamilnadu

2005-06 928 932 844 923

2006-07 931 944 875 934

2007-08 932 944 892 930

2008-09 932 944 892 929

Category of Schools in Tamilnadu

YearPrimary Upper

PrimaryGrand Total

Govt.

Aided

Govt.

Aided Govt.

Aided Total

2004-05 24950

5059 9602 3398 34552

8457 43009

2005-06 24208

5018 10324

3437 34532

8455 42987

2006-07 24297

5037 10587

3428 34884

8465 43349

2007-08 24349

5039 10874

3357 35223

8396 43619

2008-09 23395

5048 11926

3340 35321

8388 43709

Gross Enrolment Rate – Std. 1 to 8

Year School Age Population

Enrolment %

2006-07 96,55,274 9702654 100.49

2007-08 96,22,941 9842753 102.28

2008-09 96,98,423 9878621 101.86

Total Enrolment in Class 1 to 8 with all age ---------------------------------------------------------- x 100

Population of Age 5 to 14 Yrs.

Net Enrolment Rate

Year Primary Upper Primary

ALL SC ST ALL SC ST

2002-03

93.00 89.00 83.00 90.00 87.00 79.00

2003-04

96.00 93.00 88.00 94.00 91.00 84.00

2004-05

98.00 96.00 92.00 97.00 95.00 89.00

2005-06

98.00 98.00 97.00 98.00 98.00 95.00

2006-07

99.29 99.31 97.69 98.25 98.47 95.15

2007-08

99.39 99.20 96.57 98.62 98.80 96.04

2008-09

99.43 99.28 99.69 98.67 98.92 96.99

Total Enrolment in Class 1 to 8 with age group 5 to 14 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- x 100

Population of Age 5 to 14 Yrs.

Teachers - Govt. & Aided

Year No. of Teachers

2004-05 184494

2005-06 188730

2006-07 210624

2007-08 221604

2008-09 209654

New Schools & Teachers (SSA)

YearPrimary Upper Primary

Schools Teachers

Schools Teachers

2001-02 452 904 197 197

2002-03 304 608 479 676

2003-04 356 712 399 1075

2004-05 - - 1031 1909

2005-06 162 324 684 2114

2006-07 126 252 234 9928

2007-08 210 420 338 1256

2008-09 - - 1005 1577Total 1610 3220 4367 18732

TEACHER-PUPIL RATIO (PRIMARY & UPPER PRIMARY)

Year Primary Upper Primary

2002-03 41 49

2003-04 39 42

2004-05 36 46

2005-06 41 54

2006-07 30 38

2007-08 29 36

2008-09 30 34

V std. & VIII std. Pass Percentage

Year

ALL SC STV std. VIII std. V std. VIII std. V std. VIII

std.

2004-05 97.68 95.96

2005-06 99.24 95.79

2006-07 99.11 96.32 98.94 95.31 98.11 87.71

2007-08 99.37 97.13 99.21 95.08 93.03 89.75

2008-09 99.53 97.31 98.94 96.25 93.98 92.29

Cohort Study - Primary Year Complet

ion RateRepetition Rate

Drop Out Rate

2002-03 64.00 24.00 12.00

2003-04 69.00 23.00 8.00

2004-05 75.00 19.00 6.00

2005-06 78.00 19.00 4.00

2006-07 86.55 11.54 1.91

2007-08 92.46 6.14 1.40

2008-09 93.94 4.84 1.23

Cohort Study - Upper Primary

YearCompletion Rate

Repetition Rate

Drop Out Rate

2002-03 68.00 19.00 13.00

2003-04 74.00 16.00 10.00

2004-05 79.00 12.00 9.00

2005-06 82.00 10.00 8.00

2006-07 88.57 7.35 4.08

2007-08 91.29 6.67 2.04

2008-09 92.70 5.41 1.90

Out of School Children

YearTarget

Achievement

%

6-10 Yrs 11-14 Yrs Total

2002-03 304257 269812 574069 108000 19

2003-04 249268 216801 466069 255144 55

2004-05 151712 127746 279458 201007 72

2005-06 66040 103222 169262 116918 69

2006-07 21506 90483 111989 97296 87

2007-08 35908 67353 103261 84326 82

2008-09 36979 49435 86414 69071 80

Department wise spending, Expenditure per child

Department Rs.

(in Crores)

Students CoveredExpenditure Per Child

(In.Rs)

Directorate of EE 3673.83 Class I to VIII  

SSA 902.63    

DTERT 32.67    

Sub Total 4609.13 9878621 4666.00

DSE 3568.17  Class IX to XII  

Directorate of Examination 45.03    

Directorate of Library 40.46    

sub Total 3653.66 3018089 12106.00

Grand Total 8262.79 12896710 6406.00

Civil - Status• Need for Additional Class Rooms frozen in 16

Districts in 2007-2008 • Need for Rest of 14 districts also frozen in 2008-

2009 as per DISE data

• Due to reduced infrastructure need Furniture to Upper Primary Childrens were provided in Three Districts during 2008-09

• In 2009-10 furniture provided to cover 9,29,940 Upper Primary Childrens

• Compound Wall provided for 24740 mts.

• All the civil works are being done by VECs and the same are super checked by Block & District Engineers, Block Supervisor, District Programme Co-ordinator, State officials & State Project Director

• CA Audit for VECs receiving more than Rs. One Lakh covered and completed for 2008-09 – (more than 500 schools)

• Third party evaluation of civil works again started from the current year – Work entrusted to Civil unit Polytechnics to give report on quality and environmental aspect

• School mapping also being done at District level

• For social audit instruction given to all VECs to keep notice board in common places containing details of amount received for the work, date of starting, date of completion etc.

Civil – Audit Status

Type of WorkSanctioned

Phy. No.Allocation (Rs.in Lakh) Completed Progress

BRC 280 1680.00 280 -

CRC 2922 5884.00 2888 34

PS Building 2561 8126.20 2547 14

UPS Building 3472 23220.45 2707 765

ACR 27992 68481.36 23066 4926

Stage of Civil Works in Tamilnadu

Stage of Civil Works - Tamilnadu

Type of WorkSanctioned

Phy. No.

Allocation (Rs.in Lakh) Completed Progress

Toilet 16103 2935.20 16103 -

Water Supply 11531 1519.00 11531 -

Ramps 7430 371.50 7430 -

Electrification 3910 391.00 3910 -

BaLA 360 90.00 360 -

NPEGEL 1004 2008.00 599 405

KGBV 54 850.25 24 30

Total 77619 1227970.12 71445 6174

Strategies in TN. For speedy spending

Tamilnadu always be the front runner in terms of percentage of expenditure

2005-06 489.36 477.24 93%

2006-07 564.10 563.79 100%

2007-08 666.43 614.62 92%

2008-09 889.64 844.56 95%

Year wise Receipts and Exp.

To achieve this the following strategies are being followed

Accounts up to Block level computerised in Tally.

“e” transfer of Fund to all districts & then to Blocks

Separate Monthly Review meeting of Accounts, District Co-Ordinators apart from DPC’s meeting to monitor phased progress.

Every year during March unspent balances and interest from VEC’s and Blocks will be collected at District level (except for Civil Grant)

C.B used for Salary and Management expenses during April and May.

For every fund released certain activities are earmarked so as to get uniform expenditure in all the Districts.

Teachers Salary (reimbursed to the State A/C) earmarked as least priority and will be spent only after receipt of 100% allocation.

During last March -2009 in last 2 working days we have spent 70 Crore by this way.

OUR SINCERE THANKS

To

DY. SECRETARY, MHRD &

CONSULTANTS OF Ed.CIL

For Giving opportunity to host this meeting

for the 2nd time in Tamilnadu and for the

COIMBATORE DISTRICT OFFICIALS

for wonderful arrangements