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Completion rate, lower secondary education, both sexes (modelled data) (%)

% · higher is better · 164 countries

UNESCO Institute for Statistics (UIS) (CC BY-SA 4.0)CC BY-SA 4.0updated 2025

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  1. 1Qatar100%
  2. 1Korea, Rep.100%
  3. 2United Kingdom99.9%
  4. 3Norway99.8%
  5. 4Denmark99.7%
  6. 5Turkmenistan99.7%
  7. 6Finland99.7%
  8. 7Russian Federation99.7%
  9. 8Kazakhstan99.6%
  10. 9Barbados99.6%
  11. 10Sweden99.4%
  12. 11Slovenia99.3%
  13. 12Italy99.3%
  14. 13Lithuania99.2%
  15. 14Canada99.2%
  16. 15Iceland99.1%
  17. 16Slovak Republic99%
  18. 17United States99%
  19. 18Armenia99%
  20. 19Belarus99%
  21. 20Ukraine98.9%
  22. 20Switzerland98.9%
  23. 21Serbia98.9%
  24. 22Ireland98.8%
  25. 23Australia98.8%
  26. 24Poland98.8%
  27. 25Croatia98.8%
  28. 26Georgia98.7%
  29. 26Israel98.7%
  30. 27Malaysia98.7%
  31. 28Kyrgyz Republic98.7%
  32. 29Bosnia and Herzegovina98.7%
  33. 30Uzbekistan98.6%
  34. 31France98.6%
  35. 32Latvia98.5%
  36. 33Austria98.4%
  37. 34St. Lucia98.3%
  38. 35Mongolia98.2%
  39. 36Chile98.1%
  40. 36Malta98.1%
  41. 37Montenegro97.9%
  42. 38Maldives97.9%
  43. 39North Macedonia97.8%
  44. 40Turkiye97.6%
  45. 41Jamaica97.3%
  46. 42Samoa97.3%
  47. 43Tajikistan97.3%
  48. 44Estonia97.1%
  49. 45Albania96.9%
  50. 46Moldova96.9%
  51. 47Ecuador96.4%
  52. 48Greece96.4%
  53. 49Guyana96.2%
  54. 50Azerbaijan96.1%
  55. 51Czechia96%
  56. 52Cuba96%
  57. 53Hungary95.9%
  58. 54Fiji95.7%
  59. 55Bolivia95.5%
  60. 56Spain95.5%
  61. 57Trinidad and Tobago95.2%
  62. 58West Bank and Gaza94.8%
  63. 59China94.7%
  64. 60Cyprus94.7%
  65. 61Portugal94.4%
  66. 62Bulgaria94.2%
  67. 63Mauritius93.5%
  68. 64Jordan93.4%
  69. 65Botswana93.4%
  70. 66Romania93.2%
  71. 67Peru93.1%
  72. 68Germany92.7%
  73. 69Thailand92.3%
  74. 70Iran, Islamic Rep.92.1%
  75. 71Belgium91.7%
  76. 72Indonesia91.4%
  77. 73India90.5%
  78. 74South Africa90.4%
  79. 75Luxembourg89.8%
  80. 76Sao Tome and Principe89.6%
  81. 77Mexico89.5%
  82. 78Netherlands89.2%
  83. 79Brazil89.2%
  84. 80Dominican Republic89.1%
  85. 81Egypt, Arab Rep.88.7%
  86. 82Bhutan88.3%
  87. 83Viet Nam87.5%
  88. 84Tonga87.4%
  89. 85Tuvalu84.8%
  90. 86Philippines83.1%
  91. 87Nepal82.6%
  92. 88Paraguay82.1%
  93. 89Colombia81.2%
  94. 90Kiribati81.1%
  95. 91Tunisia80%
  96. 92Argentina79.9%
  97. 93Panama78.8%
  98. 94El Salvador77.7%
  99. 95Zimbabwe76.4%
  100. 96Bangladesh75.3%
  101. 97Costa Rica74.3%
  102. 98Algeria73.7%
  103. 99Uruguay71.1%
  104. 100Naoero70.8%
  105. 101Venezuela, RB70%
  106. 102Djibouti68.2%
  107. 103Timor-Leste67.3%
  108. 104Nigeria66.8%
  109. 105Ghana65.2%
  110. 106Comoros63.8%
  111. 107Congo, Rep.63.5%
  112. 108Suriname61.3%
  113. 109Cambodia60.8%
  114. 110Kenya60.3%
  115. 111Eswatini59.4%
  116. 112Yemen, Rep.58.8%
  117. 113Guatemala58.4%
  118. 114Honduras57.5%
  119. 115Gambia, The57%
  120. 116Namibia56.2%
  121. 117Pakistan55.9%
  122. 118Lao PDR55.1%
  123. 119Congo, Dem. Rep.54.6%
  124. 120Myanmar53.7%
  125. 121Syrian Arab Republic52.9%
  126. 122Iraq52.3%
  127. 123Nicaragua51.3%
  128. 124Zambia50.2%
  129. 125Cameroon49.8%
  130. 126Togo48.8%
  131. 127Morocco47.7%
  132. 128Sierra Leone46.9%
  133. 129Gabon46.5%
  134. 130Vanuatu45.7%
  135. 131Belize45.7%
  136. 132Lesotho44.1%
  137. 133Burkina Faso43.9%
  138. 134Afghanistan42.8%
  139. 135Guinea42.6%
  140. 136Angola42.4%
  141. 137Cote d'Ivoire41.9%
  142. 138Mauritania41.6%
  143. 139Sudan40.8%
  144. 140Haiti40.6%
  145. 141Senegal38.6%
  146. 142Benin38.3%
  147. 143Niger38.3%
  148. 144Papua New Guinea36.8%
  149. 145Rwanda35.5%
  150. 146Tanzania34.2%
  151. 147Burundi33.7%
  152. 148Equatorial Guinea32.3%
  153. 149Malawi29.8%
  154. 150Ethiopia29.5%
  155. 151Uganda29.3%
  156. 152Madagascar28.5%
  157. 153Mali26.9%
  158. 154Somalia, Fed. Rep.22.9%
  159. 155Liberia22.7%
  160. 156Chad20%
  161. 157Mozambique19.4%
  162. 158Guinea-Bissau16.5%
  163. 159Central African Republic14%
  164. 160South Sudan13.7%

Completion rate, lower secondary education, both sexes (modelled data) (%)