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Education

 

Education is free from KG to university stage in the state. Considerable progress has been made in dispensing schooling facilities throughout the state especially in rural areas. The enrolment has gone up considerably high. Information on the number of Institutions, students, teachers, and training of teachers etc. are given in this chapter

 

Number of Government Institutions for General Education

 

Year

College

High/Hr.Sec

Middle Sch.

Primary Sch.

Total

 

Total

Female

Total

Female

Total

Female

Total

Female

Total

Female

 

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

1993-94

0

0

24

1

51

1

181

7

256

9

1994-95

0

0

24

1

51

1

181

7

256

9

1995-96

1

0

24

1

51

1

186

7

262

9

1996-97

1

0

24

1

51

1

186

7

262

9

1997-98

1

0

24

1

53

1

186

7

264

9

1998-99

1

0

29

1

53

1

181

7

264

9

1999-2K

1

0

29

1

53

1

182

7

265

9

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Source: Chief Education Officer, Leh.

 

Enrolment in Educational Institutions

 

Year

College

High/Hr.Sec

Middle Sch.

Primary Sch.

Total

Total

Female

Total

Female

Total

Female

Total

Female

Total

Female

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

1993-94

0

0

2234

1174

3920

1950

11879

5714

18033

8838

1994-95

0

0

2072

1156

3331

1668

7904

3834

18772

9567

1995-96

88

50

2184

1134

3431

1787

4327

2218

10030

5189

1996-97

88

50

2500

1184

4150

1973

6648

3282

13386

6489

1997-98

94

49

5287

2803

4607

2329

4275

2173

14263

7354

1998-99

113

60

5657

2898

4388

2218

4151

2093

14309

7269

1999-2K

122

81

5179

2914

4227

2202

3609

1880

13137

7077

Source: Chief Education Officer, Leh.

 

Enrolment By Stages

 

Stage

Enrolment

1991-92

1992-93

1993-94

1994-95

1995-96

1996-97

1997-98

1998-99

1999-2K

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

UptoV

11248

11931

11879

12230

4327

6648

7860

7882

6833

VI to VIII

2216

2426

2920

4092

3431

4150

3829

3782

4075

IX to XII

2356

2927

2234

2450

2184

2500

2480

2490

2107

XIII & Above

0

0

0

0

0

88

94

113

122

Total

15829

17284

18033

18772

9942

13386

14263

14267

13137

Source: Chief Education Officer, Leh.

 

Literacy Level

 

Census  Year

Literacy percentage Among

Male

Female

Total

1

2

3

4

1961

20.08

1.69

10.88

1971

26.77

4.82

15.78

1981

36.76

12.09

25.17

Source: Census Reports

 

Number of Teachers

 

Year

College

High/Hr.Sec. Schools

Middle Schools

Primary Schools

Total

Total

Female

Total

Female

Total

Female

Total

Female

Total

Female

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

1993-94

0

0

328

107

356

133

430

252

1114

492

1994-95

0

0

328

107

356

113

430

252

1114

492

1995-96

10

2

293

106

341

81

399

130

1043

319

1996-97

10

2

293

106

341

81

399

130

1043

319

1997-98

7

1

293

106

341

81

399

130

1043

318

1998-99

8

2

387

176

337

185

378

110

1102

471

1999-2K

9

3

390

170

345

190

385

112

1129

475

Source: Education Department Leh

 

Number of Trained  Teachers

 

Year

High/Hr.Sec. Schools

Middle Schools

Primary Schools

Total

Total

Female

Total

Female

Total

Female

Total

Female

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

1993-94

185

58

123

41

117

38

425

137

1994-95

185

58

123

41

117

38

425

137

1995-96

190

33

127

26

100

33

417

92

1996-97

210

40

140

33

110

35

460

108

1997-98

210

40

140

33

110

35

460

108

1998-99

130

45

226

120

175

72

531

237

1999-2K

125

48

250

128

180

85

555

261

Source: Chief Education Office Leh

 

Percentage of Trained Teachers

 

Year

High/Hr.Sec. Schools

Middle Schools

Primary Schools

Total

Total

Female

Total

Female

Total

Female

Total

Female

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

1991-92

64

57

44

40

32

36

46

44

1992-93

62

54

45

41

32

37

46

44

1993-94

56

54

34

29

27

15

38

28

1994-95

56

54

34

29

27

15

38

28

1995-96

65

31

37

32

25

25

40

29

1996-97

59

43

40

34

37

21

44

34

1997-98

72

38

41

41

28

27

44

34

1998-99

34

26

67

65

46

65

48

50

1999-2K

32

28

72

67

46

75

50

55

Source: Chief Education Office Leh.

 

Teacher-Institution, Pupil-Teacher, Pupil-Institution Ratio

 

Year

 

High/Hr. Sec. Schools

Middle Schools

Primary Schools

Teacher: Institution

Pupil: Teacher

Pupil: Institution

Teacher: Institution

Pupil: Teacher

Pupil: Institution

Teacher: Institution

Pupil: Teacher

Teacher: Institution

 

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

1991-92

14

22

259

3

13

41

2

11

19

1992-93

12

22

267

3

14

46

2

13

22

1993-94

14

7

93

7

12

76

2

28

63

1994-95

14

7

93

7

12

76

2

28

63

1995-96

12

7

91

7

10

67

2

11

41

1996-97

15

25

66

7

12

36

2

16

36

1997-98

12

18

22

6

14

87

2

11

23

1998-99

13

14

195

6

19

82

2

10

23

1999-2K

13

13

172

7

12

80

2

9

20

Source: Chief Education Office Leh.

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Employment Exchange

 

Employment Exchange makes registration of job seekers and effects their placement in government offices and public sector undertaking. The number of employment exchanges, and the job seekers on the registers, number of registrations made and number of placements made are shown in this chapter.

 

Employment Exchanges, Registrations and Placements

 

Year

Number of

Employment Exchanges

Registrations Made

Placements Made

1

2

3

4

1991

1

1220

21

1992

1

1063

2

1993

1

1389

21

1994

1

1132

17

1995

1

 819

2

1996

1

522

0

1997

1

1110

24

1998

1

721

8

1999

1

4240

9

Source: Deputy Director Employment, Leh.

 

Job Seekers on Live Register of Employment Exchange

 

Qualification

Number on Live Registers

1991

1992

1993

1994

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

Illitrate

2533

2346

1912

1238

1280

1349

801

801

1139

Below Matric

1062

1059

961

742

830

793

805

805

733

Matric

886

1008

1286

1140

1281

1287

1049

1049

1023

Graduates

242

264

215

333

189

199

113

113

117

Post Graduates

7

11

48

69

69

56

37

48

44

Medical Graduates

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Degree/Diploma in Eng.

13

17

26

28

27

27

15

15

15

ITI Trained

39

43

36

41

51

57

48

48

16

Unskilled etc.

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Skilled other than ITI

237

393

386

434

501

588

551

551

372

Total

5019

5141

4871

4025

4228

4356

3419

3430

3459

Source: Deputy Director Employment, Leh.

 

 

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INDUSTRIAL TRAINING INSTITUTE LEH .

 

The Industrial Training Institute, Leh was established during the year 1981 with the aim to ensure a steady flow of skilled workers in different trades for the domestic Industry and to reduce the un-employment problem among the educated youth by providing them employable training.  The Institute is located in the heart of Leh town just near the new Bus Stand.  It is felt necessary to mention here that for the future expansion of the Institute, a land measuring 40 kanals has been acquired near the Airport, Leh for the construction of  a new ITI Complex.  An amount of Rs. 20.00 Lacs has been proposed in the Annual Plan 2002-2003 for the said construction.           

 

The Institute presently provides training in the Engineering and Non-Engineering Trades for both (male and female candidates).The detail particulars are given as under:-

 

ENGINEERING TRADE

 

S.No

Name of Trade

Period of Training

Entry Qualification

Age group

 

1.

Radio/TV

2 years

Passed 10th

18 to 25  years

2.

Electrician

2 years

Passed 10th

-do-                                                                                                                                     

3.

Motor Mechanic

2 years

Passed 8th 

-do-             

4.

Painter General

2 years

Passed 8th 

-do-                                                                                                                                            

 

NON-ENGINEERING TRADES

 

1.

 

Stenography

(English)

1 year

 

Passed matriculation examination

with English as cognate subject

 

- do-   

2.

Cutting/Tailoring

1 year

Passed 8th class or its equivalent

- do-                 

      

(During the training course a stipend of Rs.60/- per month is paid to each trainee).

 

All the above Trades have been affiliated to (DGE&T) Directorate General of Employment and Training, Ministry of Labour, New Delhi in the year 1992.  The admission in the Institute is provided in the month of August every year and after completion of the prescribed Training course, the All India Trade Test are conducted by the (DGE&T) New-Delhi in the month of July every year and the successful trainees are awarded (National Trade Certificate) on behalf of the National Council for Vocational Training.

 

ACHIEVEMENT

 

Since the Institute has been affiliated to the (DGE&T) New Delhi, 117 trainees have passed the All India Trade Test till session July 2001.  Amongst the passed out trainees, most of them are absorbed in Govt. Department and Semi-Govt. organization and others have started their own Unit viz. Tailoring, Automobile Workshop, Transformer Winding and Radio/TV repairing and has remained very successful in earning their livelihood skillfully. With a view to get oneself acquainted with the rapid advancement in the field of modern technology, this office has proposed to introduce (COPA) Computer Operator and Programming Assistant Trade during the next Academic Session - which will prove highly beneficial to the interested students of this far-flung area of the State and will enable them to enhance their job and career prospects as well in the computer technology of modern age.

 

 

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