ANDAMAN AND NICOBAE ISLANDS
EDUCA TIO N AH A OLANCE
Directorate of Education
Andaman And Nicobar Administration
STATISTIOAL Prepared By: Mr, A. 0. Sheriff CELL Checked By; } Mr. Jacob Varghese } & NiEPADC I Niloofur Begum
D01706 Sub. Kaii =..1 Systems Unit, Nationr^I Institute of Educational Pic nil in;" .Vrnl i 17-r;,i-llG016 DOC...... Date...... COOTEIITS I^nfomatioii \
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% Iilteraoy 2ati0 3 Via.lages . 4 2 Districtntse Eai?olment 5 3 f eacher Fupil totio ; 5 4 I si an dwi so Position
5 Institutions by type of q Management ^
6 Sonewise Institutions 10 7 Inst it utionwise Enrolment 11
8 ^newise Enrolment 12 9 Stagewlse Inrolment > t3 10 Mediumwlse Inrolment 14 11 Inst it utlonwlse Scheduled Trib e Sirolment 1 5
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12 Stagewise Scheduled Tribe Enrdlfiient 16
13 Tnstltutionwi'se Teachers 17
14 zionewise Teachers 18 15 Mff^r'0rit M ^ ia at Stages 19 1 6 Group/Glasswise Staff 20 17 Sanctioned posts 21—26 18 Glass XII Results 27-28 19 Oiaes X II Streamwise Eesult 29 20 Oiass X II Sexwise Result 30
21 Glass X Result . 31-33
22 Glass X Sexwise Result 34-35
23 idult Education Centres 36 24 4dult Bda# Centres according to Sex St Area 37
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dult Education Cencres. - # 4 according iia ge^ & Type 38 of Management
Adult Learners of Adult Bducat i 0 n.C entre s 39
,.37 Areawise Aduit Learners of Adult Education Centres 40
^iidult Learners /by lype of Management 4t
?9 Hon Formal Education 42
:|0 Sdiolarships for Higher Studies on the i’^Iainland ■ 43
51 Outlay and Expenditure 44 ■‘’.wir- 20 Boint Prograrame 45-47
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Location Bay of Bengal,
Geographical Situation; Iiongtitude 92<> to 94® Bast Latitude 60 to 1 4 North
Altitude(Metres); Saddle Peak(Highest Point) 732 Mount Harriet 565
Axm QgqiUP}): (Sq. Km) ^damans .. 6340 : Hicobars 1953 Total 8293
Urban 4 rea(Port Blair) 8 Rural Area 8285 Total a293
Port Blair Calcutta Port Blair ^ Madras 1190 Port B iiir - Vishakapatnam 1200
1 rovisioaai) Sexwise Population; lyiaXe . 106889 female 843^5 Total • 18825^
ii) i4§S£i2i-i§2-?2£!ii2:'£i22* iitidamans 1 578 211 Flcobars 30433 Total 188254 iii)
tJrban Population 49632 ; B opuiation 133622 Total 1882541-
I- It erat e. ion;
Male 62470
96520 Morking Eopuiaiiani Working 6204^ Non-Working I 262O8 Total 188254
Vi) Density of Population (Per Sq. KmO fii) Se^ Batio(Females ger lOOO^males)
A& N Islands{Total) 7^1 Andaman District 752 Nioobar District 811
Port Blair Town 720
TABLB-t L i^exac^;^ R^t e(X981^Gen§Ui)
« « gei^entage A & N Islands India - ^ Male 58.44 4^f74 Female . 41♦85 24#88 Total 51 *27 36^17 Inhabited Villages: Mdaman. District 320 ITicobar District - 171 • Total • 491
Uixi*ihabited Villages: Andani3,n District 17 Nicobar District It % t e l . 28
"iotal Villagest xindaman District " ' 537 ^^Icobar District ' 182 Total 519
E due at ional Zon e s/ Sub- zones 7 Educstional:Districts 2 Revenue TaKsils 7 Revenue Districts 2
2!o>m 1 lABLB-2 Di at riot wi se_Enrolm ent
District of .Enrolment _ _ _ ^Boys ^ Andamans 24228 I962I 43649 Nicobars 3739 2875 66i4
Total(territory)279^7 2249^ 50463
TABLB-3 TeacHer Pu£il Ra|^
Stage Teacher Pupil Eatio
Elementary (Classes I-VIII) ‘ 1: 2«
' Seoondary (Glasses IX-XII) 1: 19 OlABLB-4 Isl^dwise_Bducational_Institutions, ^Bnrolment^ and Teachers.^ No. of No • of S- Name of ilsland i^rolment No, Institutions^ Xeaciiers 1 • *2. * 5 / 4/ 5 .
1. .Narcoridum. Island
2. Bast Island - North Andaman Island 45* 260*
4. Smith Island 1 52 3 ox 5• Stewart Island
4ves Island - 7* Interview Island -
8 . Middle Andaman ' Island 60 BB2B 458 9. Pcrlot) Island -
10* Long Island 1 397 1 6 11. North Passage Island 31 t2. Strait Island
13* Baratang Island 13 13t5 53
14. Peel Island 15* .Havelock Island 5 ^52 35 1 6, .Neil Island 3 . 358 18 17* south Andaman Island 90 25324 11,36 18*. Eutland Island 2 32 2 19* Little Andaman Island 6 1477 69 20. Viper Island
21. OamiGohar Island 14 3782 147
22. Ohowra Island 1 102 3 25* Teressa Island e 162 t t -5. _■ - 2-*_ T •
24^ Bamboka Island . y wm ' •''' » .•* mw i aS'v Katchal Island 7 770 36 261 Nancowry Island 2 3i9 16
. 27» Kamorta Island 5 393 16 If ; Trinket Island - -- 29I '^tfilomillow Island 1 10 1 00 30l Littlfe Hicobar Island 2 ^4. Z% ■ S'. 3 U Kondul Island 1 19 r
32I Great Hicobar<* Island 9 1036 51 33# Tillanchong IslBOid - - w w Total ” 275 ~ 50465 ai37 ** * Figure includes 9 schoolg funotioix^g tiie encroachment area of ^^6rth^^ndama^i. TA3X,E-5 Instituttona__b2 Ty£e_o| Management
Institutions Total
-2 r@rfPrimary 2 - 12 14 Primary t79 - ^ ^ ^15^ i 92^ Middle 37 - 37 Secondary tO 1 1 12
Sr. Secondary l 6 - ; t 17 T.T.I.(JBI) ' 1 : - ^ 1 B.Bd. College 1 • - 1 Pegree College 1 - - 1
OJotal 247 1 27 275
* Including 9 schools functioniia xn the enci%ach»mt ai^a of HoiHj'h An.da0‘an« OiABLl-6
Zonewise Institutions
Port South, Winb Maj/a U i^ Gar Na;^ Institutions BLair Ail£tQgp.^€rly gat bun pur niso bc#ry fotal (Hq) der
P re-Primary 10 2 - - - 2 - t4 Primary^ . 8 24 34 3t 24 37* 7 2T 1:92* Middle 5 8 7 3 3 4 ? - 9 : •' m Secondary 4 ■ 1i - ‘ 3 % 2 1 12 Sr. Secondary 7 2 2 2 1 1 11 1 1 ^ t7 1 - - 1 B,Sd# College 1 -- — - - • i Degree Gollege 1 1
Total 37 57 43 39 43 t4 34 275
*■ Including 9 schools functioning in the eaGroachaiQnt area of worth Andaman* aiABI,B-7 Inst it ut ipnwi§e^ Enrolment
Enrolment liistitutxons Boys Girls ^Cotal
Pi‘e-Primary 500 494 994 Primary . 8940* 7^20^ l! ^5^0* Middle 740t 6033 13434 S-GQondary 3851 3116 ' 6967 Sr. Secondary 6955 501,5 1i1970 45 56 tOI B*M# 0 oil eg8 30 .ao 50 Degree College 245 142 387
Total 27967 22496 50463
Including enrolment of 9 schools functioning in the encroachment area of'North Andaman*
11 i;A£liE-S go^ewifl e_&roto ent
Sirolment Zone/Sub-zone
Bort Blair(HQ) 7317 1 6393 Softll Andaman 3255 2605 5860
Wimb^ri^b Mayahionder i7?r 1521 3292 Diglipur 2960*' 2319*^ 5279* Oam icobar 2101 1681 3782 Nancowry 1638 'IIM 2832 fotal 27967 22496 50463 • m 0m mm. 't » - mm •• «■ « mm mm mm ' mm. .mm m m ' * Incluiiiig enrolment af 9 schools fUne*feiorlng in the encroachment area of North Andaman* 12 TABLE-9 Stagewise Enrolnent ^ ^E^rolment__ Stage Boys Girls lo ta l Prej^rimary 972^ 891^* 1863^1' Primal^ n u 6» 14537** 31663* Middle 6023 4373 10396 Secondary 2434 1763 4197 Sr« Secondary t072 7t4 1786 45 56 lot B.Bd. College 30 20 50 Degree College 245 t42 387 Total 27967 22496 50463 Incltilling enrolm^t of 9 schools functioning in the encroachment area of Horth Andaman. t5. TABLB-10 Medlumwise Mrolment ,,, - - - ^roJ.m ent .Me dim. B oy s Jotal Hindi 3896 11501 25397 Jlnglisb 3664 2903 6567 B engali-. 6373* 4 ^ 2 ^ 11555» famil .. .2666 ...2006 4672 (Eel’itgu 825 1951 Mplayalam 200 259 .439 Urdu 42 40 82 :7967 22496 50463 enrolment of 9 schools functioning in the encroaohaient a^rea of North Andaman. t.4 TABLE-11 Jn'stltutionwise Scheduled Tribe Barolmeat 'yitib . liW' ^ mm • » mm ^ «9» m « .. Scheduled Tribe Enrolment Pre-PTimary 32 37 ^9 Primary 1145 882 2027 Middle" 549 416 965 Secondary 575 4Q6 98I S3T* Secondary 301 200 501 10 3 13 College 1 2 3 pee College 5 - 3 — — — — nr ~*r— — . Total 26t6 1946 4562 15 TAHLB-1 2 Stagewise Scheduled Tribe Enrolment 3heduled iriba Enrolment Stage • A mm A mm a ^ * •• ' AmmI 'ja «■. » ^ a ^ a * * * ^BoyB - Total ^ Pre-Primary 32 37 69 Primaa-y IT65 1390 3153 Middle 574 376 950 Seconf^ary 212 130 342 Sr* lecondary 21 8 29 T.5C.I.(JET) 10 3 13 B*Bd* College 1 2 3 Begrc3 Gcliege 3 - 3 fetal zSa S 1946 45^2 16 TABIiB-tJ . Ins1:itutionwise Teachers inatttrtions ^-« 2 : ______Male Female ^Total Pre-Primary - 34 34 Primary 471 2^8* 739* Middle 328 309 637 Secondary 162 131 293 Sr. Seoondary 381 201 582 t . t . i .Cj b t ) 8 6 ' 14 B.Ed* College ’ 4 4 J>egree College 28 6 34 3^otal 1382 955 2337 ^ Including Teachers of 9 schools functioning in the encroachment area of North Andaman. 17 T^LE-14 ZondTfise Teachers , of Teachers Male Female. Total Port Blaii(HQ) - 278 402 680 S9,uth indamnn 180 ll;5 295 ,¥imb drlyguH j 181 155 336 Hangat 224 86 310 Mayabunder %2T 46 173 Bi^ipur 179 78^ 251* Camicobar too ‘ 47 147 Nancowry 111 28 139 1382 955 2337 *• -Includiiag Teachers of 9 Schools functioning in the encroachment area ox N oxth Andaman• 18 TABLB-15 Different Media Stages Stage No, of ^Media^ Names of -'ledta Pre-Primary 2 Hindi & Biglish Primary 6 (Hindi, Bengali English, Tamil iTelugu %9 ■EA3LB-16 Groug/Classwise StaffvGovt^ (4s on 50.9.1982) ■ ' _■ Grroup* A ^la s s I 33 G-roup E/Class II 21 G-roup O/Olass H I 2341 Group B/Olass IV 341 OJotal 273^ 20 I^LB-17 Sanotion^^PostsCG-ovt.^ (As on 30..9.1_982J^ Sr7 * Name of Post(s) Scale Ko. of XNo- I V./ # of_pay___ £OStS mm ^ ^ . ______, j iiB. ___ j u i7 ^ 2V 3. 4. (a) 1 . Director of Education 1300-1700 1 2. „ Asst. Birector of Education 1:200-1600 3 ^ ; Education Officer 1 200-1 600 1 ro 4» Principal, S.I.B. 1 200-1 600 1 .5 ; Dy, Director of Bdn.(Adult) 1 200-1 600 1 6. Lecturer/ SvI.E. " 110 0 -1600 2 7. Principal, Sr« Sec. School/T.GI.I* ’l tOO-1 6oo 14 8 . Ass-t. Director of Bdn*(ilonitoring) (Adult) It 00-1600 1 9. fisy. Education Of fie er%^ ■ 11.00-1600 6 10. Lecturer, B.Bd, 700-1 600 3 mm ^ mm ^ -p * TotaX(Group A/Glass I) 33 j l ] 'I ^ 4 (to) ' . 11. Accounts Officer 840-t200 t 1 2. Asst.. Education Officer ’ 650-1 200 . 6 Headmaster* s?-^';<>ndary) 650-1200 10 U. Supervisor(Phy# B-dn) 650-t 200 2 15. Asst* Director(Social Welfare) 650-ti 200 ii 1 6 . Administrative Officer 650-960 1 rvx A) Total Grroup B/Glass II 21 ** (o) 52^21E«SZSiisS;.XiI 17. Asst. Inspector of Schools 550-900 4 t8 ; Asst. Inspector of Schools(Adult) 550-900 3 19. Science Supervisor 550^*900 -3 20. Senior Librarian 550-900 1 21. Technical Assistant (Text Book) 550-900 1 22. Asst. Supervisor(Sports) 550-900 ^4 23• Senior InvestIgat or 550-900 1i 24. Supervisor(si]BWy. 550-900 t 25* Seoretary(Soouts) 550-900 1: 26, Senior TeaoherC SG-) 775-1000 21 27* Senior Teacher(OGr) 550-900 tao 28 • Headma st er( Middl e) C SGr) 775-1000 5 29. Headmast er( Middl e) 5|0-900 32 30. Superintendent , ro 550-750 2 3 1 . Grraduate Trained Teacher(SG-) ^ 740-680 43 32. Graduate Trained Teacher(OG) 4|0-750 519 33- Oriental language Teacher(SGt) 740f-880 ^ 3 34. Oriental Language Teaoher(0#) "440-750 10 35. Assistant Teacher ^ 440-750 3 3^ • Phy• Edi^ation Teaoher( G-, ll) ( SG-) 740-880 3 37* Phy. Iduaation Teaoher(G,l}l) (0 440^750 t|6 38 -" 9t*aft Instmxctor(G^XI) ( S(^ > 740-880 2 39 • Graft Instructo r{ G-. 11^ (O&) 440-750 12 .^1 . « w - ^ 2 *- « '« , ___ __ ^ - w 40. Ijibrariaja(SQ-) 149S&Q 4 41. i ibra'rianiJOQ-) 440-750 42. Statistical Assistant 4 2 5 - m 4 43. Head* Clerk / 425^TfOO. 2 44. Junior Engineer 42WIDQ 45. Ac oduhtant( Dt e.) 425-JOO- 46. Accountant (4dult Bdn.) 425-750 1 47. Headmaster(Primary) (SQ-) t 4 o ^ f t 13 48. HeadmasterCPrimary) (OG-) 440-1150 4 9 . Phy.‘ Education Teacher(G.III) (SGr) 530-630 50. Phy# BduOatio^ Teacher(O^.Ill) (00’) 4|0«750 51. Bandmastei' 425*5640 2 52. TeQhnician(AV Aid) 3BQtHQ t 53- Craft Instructor(G,III)(S0) 530-630. t2 54* Craft Instructo40.III)toa) 35CNS^ 60 55. 5 | t« « 3 0 43® 5€^ PTimry Scliool feaah^rCot) m $T. Senior teacher Bfic®%'ar^a' m '^9-^ t *5B* Aasistant Teachar Nicobaree 330-560 11 m ' 60* P eripat etio Teaohjer{ SG) 536-630 ’ 2 6 1/ Peripatetic '^eaoher(0 o t ^ ^ Group JC ^Clas III _ ^ _ - 23411^ -^1 « « - ^ ______« « « - . 2 *-. . . . (d) 2£2i^B-;5Z2i2f §^5Z 77 .' (xest etner Opei^tor , 210-270 1 78.; Daftri V 200-250 8 79. Obok 200r250 21 80. Host el Attendant 196-252 It 81.^ Cleaner 196-232 1 82.' Peon 196-252 40: i\> 85* . Peon-Giim-ohowkidar 1 67 o> 196-252 84. ’ Ohowkidar - 1 96-252 H 85.. Attendant 196-252 4 86** Attndt.-cum-ohowkidar(Zonal LI 196-252 11 8 7 .. Ayah 196-252 1 88. ' Watchmari 196-252 1 89. „ G-roundman 1.96-232 1 90. V Mali 196-252 5 91.. Sweeper _ ___ 196-252 ^ -57 Total_Group D^Olass IV ^ _ - GRAND total ^2756 tABLB-18 Ingia Senior^Sclaool Oertificate ^amination i?83^ (Class'XII) Result . 0m Total No. of Passed I " I B* No. of Marks secured Nane of School - Appe 'Pass No. fo, , ared. Ato,a:ve ^Ofo Below Total to 45^ 45^ i"- . . 5*- .. I-- . . _ *^8 . _ 1 SSS Boys School t22 — 36 24 60 49^ 18 i\> 2. SSS Griris School 93 2t 45 1 67 3. SSS R.B*Tidyalaya 27 5 6 5 16 59.25 4* BSS Model school 28 5 12 - 17 60.71 5. ^ S Haado( Tamil) 28 - • 6 - 6 21,43 S. SSS Port Mout 34 -• 9 6 44.1.2 7. SSS Wimherlygunj 43 5 * t3 30.23, . . . ^ S 8 * SSs Oralkatcha 26 — 5 5 19.23 9. SSS' Ramakrishnapur n 4 6 10 58.82 1 > 2. 3. 5. 6. 7. 8 . 10. .SSS itogat 71 2. , 25 12 39 54^93 11• SSS Swadeshnagar 50 3 16 32 64.00 12. SS6 teyabunder 24 1 16 4 21 87.50 13* SSS Diglipur 65 1 25 6 32 50.79 14. SS6 Oamioobar 25 7 1 4 1 22 88.00 15« SSS Campbellbay 17 1 8 " 4 15 76.47 iotal(Govt.) 668 4 9 23287 368 55.08 1 6. SSS Kendriya Vidyalaya 55 24 23 2 49 89.09 wm ^ mm mm -mm -mm mm ^ mm mm « w « w « m , oaai.D T o m 723 73 255 8 9 417 57.67 Segior^School Certificate Bxamihation^1_983^ (Glass Xli) Streamwise _ S t r e a m ^ _____ ^ ^ . . ------S. Nattie ,of School Humanities^;^ Soi^aoe ^Vocational No. 4ppe Pass' Appe Pass e i^a^s AppJ Pass . _ar«d ^ed ^ ‘ ared_ ed; ^ar«d _ed_^ m mm t. SSS Boys Sch9?9l 98 51 24 9 122 6o 2. SSS Girls Schodl 64 39 i 8 8 2l 20 3* E«B*?idyalaya D 16 27 ■ 1 1 . 10 16 4* SSS Modex School ■■ ^ / 2B 17" ^ 17 §• SSS Haddo(Tamll) 28 6 •ZA c m ^ 6. SSS ?ort Mout. 41: 14 15 7• SSS Wimh erlygunj 3^ -f-:' 1 4: 13 fO 12 VD 8 • SSS 0 rlakat cha 26 5 ■I* 4' 2< 5 9» SSS EamakrishnapuLT 17 10 17 10 to. SSS Rangat " 57^ 33 14 6 71 39 11. SS& Swadeshnagar 50 32 - 50 32 1; 2. SSS -Mayabunde r 24 21 — m m 24 21 13. SSS Bigl.ipur 54 29 9 3 63 32 14 • SSS Ga rnic ohar 14 H 11: 8 25 22 13 • 9m — 4, 'ii. 17 13 ^otalio-ojb.) ^"’530^^.286^ ^62 MJ M - , SSS Kendriya <;-^ ^ _ 16 19 1 6 36 335 55 4.9 m ». ■*. -til.'* - _ .®rand_Total_ _ _ ^549^ _549, 302 ^_ 153 ^_»' «i*l 95^95_ *• _ ^ f^ 3 |iX _. a?iBLE-20 . tolllndia Senior Sohool^Oei^ifiaate_E^jigatiorj_^1 982 (Class XII) . J$xwise £esult_^ ... a . loys_ __ (xirls . 'Total , , Name of School 7„r^~-nr^“ Z^Z^\Z: Appe:Pass ^ p e Pass Appe Pass' arerd ed ared ed" *^red ed 1 - BBS Boys School .. ti22, 6o IM •f 132 60 2. SSS airls School 93 67 . 93 67 3.' SSS R.B*Vidyalaya 15 8 12 8 ' 27 16 4. SSS Model School \Z 5 16 12 28 5#.SSS Haddo(Tamil) 18 6 10 .. 28 6 SSS Port Mout^ 22 6 " t2 9 34. t5 .14 SSS Wimberly^fcinj 28 9 15 4 . 13 ^ SSS Oil^atcha 14 2 12 3 2^i - 5 , 9s SSS Ramakrishnapur 15 9 2 ' 1. tt 10 to* SSS Bangat .. ' 50 29 21 to ^ 71 39 1t« SSS Swadeghnagar 31 19 19 ".-13 50 . 32 \2* SSS Mayabunder- 13 13 111 8 24 21 13* S^ Bi^ipur 41 22 22 10 63 32 14# SS“S .Oami®ql»ar 15 t3 to 9 25 2a 15* SSS 12 •10 5 3 17 13 _ ^otalCOovtO.^ ^ AOB P I ^2^^ . § % t6. SSS Kendri^aJidj^s^^ . 25^ « §5_ ,49 T ABM-21 Bxaniination 1985:. COlass X) Res^t Total ^ - -r I ; - Name of School ^ IppeSed - Secured, Pass- Above 60^ B^low ^ 6^ to 45^ 31otal 45^ ^4. J i - ^ ^ J'iL - ^ - . 5*- J i - , 1* SSS Boys School t:40 1 15 55 71 50.7 2. SSS airls School 92 7 16 38 61 66.3 V>1 3. SSS H*B.Yidyalaya ?4 - 6 15 21 ^ . 5 4* SS3 Modq1 School 29 7 25 86.2 5• SS S Had do( Tamil) 75 4 33 69.3 SSS Haddo(Teluga) 39 - ■ 3 t? 18 46.1 7 / SS Haddo(Hindi) 47 ■ - 20 23 43 9tv4 8. SS Schooiline 156 2 15 84 liOl ^5.7 9. SSS Port Mout 70 3 24 29 56 80*0 10* SSS Wimberlygunj 126 3 9 53 65 51.5 . 5.^ -6, . - «•» «■» - 2 ‘ - -'-*-n t1. SSS bralkatcha 45 5: ’ 12 17 37.7 t-2. SS Havelock-5 14 - 2 10 12 S5.7 13. SSS Bamakrishnapur 22 - 8 12 20 90.9 14-. S’SS Rangat 75 ‘ 4 21 .-35 60 ^0.0 1>5* SS KadajBitala 18 ■' - ■- 1? 5 .18 130.0 16 , ss ' Bakultala 29 7 t7 17. SSS Swadeshnagar 67 3 26 36 65 97.0 t8 » SSS MayabUnder 48 5 TO 12 . 27 # i 2 19 . SSS Diglipur ^3 2 15 31 48 76 .2 20. SS Kalighat 5 1; 3 4 80.0 2t. SS^ Carnicabar 80 1 It 31 43 53.7 22. SS Sawai 25 2 17 6 25 100.0 ' 25• SS Ghampion tv 1 8 2 It 100.0 ^ ^ _ . _ ^ 25^ 8 80 0 - 1 . 1 • 2^- "^47 2^ 578 *907 ’ ^ 5 25.; ^ ^6^ SS Oaimel Sohool 51 19 26 4 49 96.t 27. S3 Nirmala School 28 2 17 7 ‘ 26 92.8 : Tfl-tal(Private) 107 3 0 58 13 101 94.4 * ■ Grand Total 1432 77 340 591 1008 70.4 V>I KH TAHiB-22 India Secondary Sc^ool^Examin^lion J 9^2 (Class X) Sexwise Result % s. Name of School ^Boys _ _ . Ho. 4ppe Pass 4ppe Pass Appe Pass ared ed ared ed ar^d ed 1 . 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8 . 1 * SSS Boys School 140 71 140 2. gSS Grirls School -• 92 61 92 61 3. SSS R*B.Vidyalaya 13 12 11 9 24 21 4 * SSS Model School t5 13 14 12 29 25 5. SSS Haddo(Tamil) 54 41 21 11 75 6* SSS Haddo(Telugu) 3? 1:7 ' 3 1 39 13 4s^ 7. SS Haddo(Hindi) 20 20 27 43 8, ss ; Sohoolline 55 40 103 Si 1 5P- lot 9^ SSS Port Mout 36 33 34 25 70 56 10. SSS Wimberlygunj 68 47 58 18 126 65 1 U SSS Oralkatcha 1^9 9 26 8 45 IT 12 V SS HaV‘elock-3 8 7 6 5 14 12 13. SSS Ramakrishnapur t6 14 6 6 22 20 14. SSS Rangat 46 37 29 23 75 60 15. SS Kadamtala 14 14 4 ^ 4 18 18 Vo. SS Eakultala 20 17 9 7 29 24 t?, SSS SwadeshttHflpitr 40 39 27 26 67 ^5 18* Mayabunder W 16 t9 1 t 27 19* SSS Diglipar 31 26 32 22 63 48 20. SS Kalighat 5 4 «. 5 4 21 . SSS Oamioobar 49 32 31 1i1 80 43 22« SS Sawai ti2 1 2 ' 13 t:3 ^ 3^5 25 23. SS Champion % 7 : 4 4 11 11 ‘24. SSS GaDipbellbay 14 It 11 9 25 20 Total(G-ovt.) 745 4fe 580 439 1325 907 •• 18 16 10 10 28 26 20, SS Oarmel School 3t 30 20 19 51 49 ug 27* SS Nirmala Sohool 14 13 14 13 28 26 2 otal (Private) 63 59 44 . 4 2 107 101 mm ^ ^ Orand Total 308 3527 624 481 1432 1008 « « «■* 1H» «■* « • « • a . ^ Unit, ■ ''tional iSlatloual . Jpl::iiniTv' ^ -.r'^ ^ip,t n^udat^ S*' ■ -Area ' CentresJ)^ tyge^of managemerit^ - S .A .E .P .'E .P .L .? . lOJ)S(PMW) N.Y.K. Total 77 ' , - 15 92 'g. Middle Ijadagian ' 73 -r 13 3* Notrth. Artdaman;: ' 27 ' ’ -- . W v>j ' ' ' •. -'V' ' ^ 4*.. Oaraieobar 21 > - - - 21 5* OaiQ|)bellbay 2 ’*• - - 2 -fotal 100 too 52 15 247 ■ - ptate Adult Education Programme R*F.L»P# - Rural Functional Literacy Programaie 10DS(FLAW) - Integrated ChiM Development Scheiie (if’unctional Literacy for Adult Women) N.Y.k . - Nehru Yuvak Kendra T^I.B-24 M ult Mucation G eat res according to^Sex . durxng^the N o ^ ___^ !?®S ^^Women^ Gombin^^ t* South ijadaman 49 ' 43 - 92 2* MiddLe 4ndaman 31 3^ - - 73 ^ 3* North Andamari 21 38 - • . 9 ' 4#, Camicobar ^9 ...-JO- 2 . 2l 5» Qafflp'bell'bity . ’ 2 - - 2 Total 118 1127 2 247 ■i;abi;E-25 Adult Education_Centres aocofai'ng to Sex_8i V W j S p H S t . I* O^pe of Management - Centres _ . - .. - Men Worneja Oomt>ined Total u :s.4#B.p. 55 43 100 2. ILF.L.P, 58 ■'42 100 00 5. I.G.D.S.(5'I/A¥) 32 32 4. N .Y .k / f. 10 15 Total 127 247 table-26 A d^t Leamers^of Adult^Bducation^Oentres according Jo^area & type of managem^t^ during_the^y^r_1982-8 Area J'toa^ement ^ ^ ______N.X.g^ 1. South todaman t 287 - - ?q6 1593 2. Middle Andaman - 1409 - - 1409 v>) 3 « North Andaman - 630 632 - I 262 VO 4* Gamicobar 447 - - - 447 5* Campbellbay 40 - - - 40 Total 1774 2039 632 ?06 4751 iABLB-27 M ult ^eainers^of A d^t Bducatioa Centres according ‘^o^^ex^and^AToa during^the je a r J 982-83^ _:Moz, of^Ad^t^Jb earners "No* Area Men Women f o t ^ ' '1 • South Andaman ; 89^ 705 159? -2. Middle Andaman 690 7t9\ 1409 "5- , North Andaman 534 17B- 1262 4. OamiGobar . 214 233 447 5. Campb ell'teray 40 - 40 Total 2366 2385 4751 Ho* Adult Education during^the^year t ^ 2 ^ 3 under^dif ferent^ ty^e^of Management^, S.*-- fo. of^_AdU1,t Jb earners Uo. " %p e of Managem ent Men ^ Wom en ^ Soiial; -• — . «p.' ■«<» 1. . . S, 1016 T58 17f 4 2. 1224 815 2039 3 . j.G.D.S.^(FLAW) ■im €32 632 4* H.Y.K. 126 180 306 Total , 2366 2385 4751 Non-Pormal_^BduGation__^du 1 9 8 2 ^ 5* No. of SexWisa Enrolment South Andaman 1 a 1 15 4^ l>J Middle Andaman 3 35 30 63 North Andaman 8 269 482 Total 12 5tO 250 5^0 3^lBLE-50 lOi 2^-Stxidents given Scholarship fo^ Higher_Studies_on the Mainland during^the^year 1 9 8 2 ^ 3 . s, General National Tribal Nov. H^me of’ Course Scholar Scholar Scholar -ship -ship -shig u 40 2 2 ■ 2. Bv D.-S. 2 - - ’ 3* Hursing 50 -- 4. B.E.(Engineering) 90 2 - 5. Dip. in Eingeerifig 79 - - 6% b .f :.s c . , 9* j 8 -- 7. BiV’.'Sc,. 10 ':1 - a. B . Sc. ( Agrl) 14 - 9. Printing Tochiology 1 ^ - - 10. B^P.Bd. 2 - 1 U Dip. i- Ji ib. - Sdance . 6 - '■ - ' - 12 . B. Pharmacy ’ 3 ■ - - 13. D. L. B • 5 - * ,14. M.A. 5 t-: t 115. M. Sc. 6 - ♦ 1 6 . H.Gom* t 17. M.Phil. 1 - 18. B .4. 28 - 1 1^1 B.Sc^ « ______- - - § - Total * 359 5 4 43 0 ut lay^and^Sxp endit ur Year Otil;lay Expendltuff - (Rupees in lakhs) . I Plan . ' 109-.660 t17.310 1 980-811 I^on-Plan 304.700 296.404 lotal 414.300 41?.714 -Pi* ■ * 4=>* % x Plan 120.000 148.185 1981-^21 Non-Plan 506.800 308. 252 ; I Total 426.800 456. 43T '■ * ' J Plan t30.000 172.495 l9$2-e3| Non-Plan 386.000 ' ’ 329^000 - * ■ I Plan 516.000 * 50t^495 2Q_Point^g rogra^e 1;. Increase Irrigation potential, develop and jiissemlnate technologies and inputs for dry land agriculture* 2* Make specjlal efforts to increase pro- duction of pulses and vegetable oilseeds* 3. Strengthen and expand coverage of inte grated rural development and national lural employment programmes. 4 .Implement agricultural land ceilings, distribute suiplus land and complete compilatipn of land records by removing all administrative and legal obstacles. 5. Review and effectively enforce minimum ■Wages for agrioulturai labour* 6. Rehabilitate bonded labour* 7 - Accelerate programmes for the develop?» ment of scheduled castes and tribes. 8 . Supply drin.k:ing water to all problem villages* 9 . 411ot house sites to rural families who are without them, andl expanti pro grammes for construction assistance to them. A 5 10« Improve the environment of slums, imple: ment progr^Eas^^^s of house building for economically weaker sections, and take measures t^. arrest unwarranted increase in land ^^^rio'I’s- / It . Maximise power generation,- idprove the functioning of electricity authorities and electrify all villages. 1 2* Pursue vigorously programmes- of affore station, social and farm forestry and the developmbat cf bio*^ga# and other alternative e^sr^y sources* 13« -Promote family ^Wnning on a volxmtary “basis as a people.* s movement. 1 4 . Sustantially aUgD.ent universal primary health care facilities, and control of leprosy, TB end blindness. 15* Accelerate prO'grf.mmes of welfare for ' women and .children and nutrition pro grammes for pregnant women, nursing mothers and children, specially in tribal, hill and backward areas. 16 * ^read univarsal elementary education .. for the age-;^roup o-t4 'with special ■ emphasis on girls, and simultaneously involve students and volmitary agencies in programmer fcr the removal of adult illiteracy. 46 17* Expand the public distribution system through more fair price shops, including mobile shops in far-flung areas and shops to cater to industrial workers, students' hostels, and make available to students text-books and exercise books on a priority basis and to promote a strong consumer protection movement. 18. Liberalise investment proceduras and streamline industrial policies to ensure timely completion of projects. Give ]aandicrafts, handlooms, small and village industries all facilities to grow and to update their technology* 1 9 * Continue strict action against smugglers, hoarders and tax evaders and check black money* 20. Improve the working of the public enter prises by increasing efficiency, capacity utilisation and the generation of internal resources# National Systems Unit, National Institute of Educational NIEPA DC Planning and ^ n l7-B,SriAurcu.;:c ’ :r-110016 D01706 DOC. No, Date... i.O.. 47