Student Flow at Primary Level - DISE

Transition Rate53separately in case of boys, girls and all children together and presented inTables 24, 25 and 26.The transition rate presented in Table 24 shows consistent improvementover a period of time. As many as 82.24 percent children across 29 states& UTs transited from primary to upper primary level of education comparedTable 25Transition Rate from Primary(IV/V) to Upper Primary (V/VI) * Level of Education: Cohort 2003-04State/UT Boys Girls TotalAndhra Pradesh 91.64 87.47 89.59Assam** 102.98 100.25 101.66Bihar 68.21 61.61 65.56Chandigarh 84.19 85.08 84.57Chhattisgarh 75.51 66.82 71.38Gujarat 84.79 80.29 82.74Haryana 65.12 66.69 65.86Himachal Pradesh 92.65 88.60 90.71Jharkhand 73.26 68.71 71.31Karnataka 90.63 88.73 89.72Kerala 87.08 86.11 86.60Madhya Pradesh 73.82 64.37 89.47Maharashtra 75.65 73.61 74.68Meghalaya 97.83 100.38 99.15Mizoram** 112.30 111.56 111.94Nagaland 79.93 81.26 80.57Orissa 78.16 76.02 77.17Rajasthan 98.62 83.27 92.40Sikkim 68.61 72.40 70.58Tamil Nadu** 102.24 98.99 100.67Tripura 76.96 77.06 77.01Uttar Pradesh 59.24 55.74 57.62Uttarakhand 90.58 88.63 89.63West Bengal 80.95 77.22 79.09All Districts 79.96 75.78 78.01* As the case may be** More than 100 transition rate may be because of inconsistent enrolment data or migrationof children into that state at the Grade VI level.