India Education Spending Meets GDP Benchmark but Misses Public Outlay Target
India's education funding meets international GDP-based benchmarks but falls below UNESCO's recommended threshold for public spending. Secondary school completion rates remain below both national targets and UNESCO guidelines. The shortfall comes at a time when many countries are reconsidering education financing priorities. Despite large-scale government education programs reaching millions of students, structural challenges in the sector persist. Increased program deployment has not fully resolved gaps in outcomes or funding adequacy.
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