Rahat

Schools are now teaching AI. Yet they still run on broken old software and are drowning in paperwork.

Teaching AI, working through paperwork A teacher explains text prediction to three children. A separate wall divides the classroom from a clerk working through registers. Rain falls outside the windows and two plants sway gently. Everyone stands on a lightly drawn tiled floor.

India’s schools, in numbers.

Students enrolled
24.69 crore
Teachers
1.01 crore
Non-teaching staff
7.19 lakh
1:14

Roughly one non-teaching staff member for every 14 teachers across India.

UDISE+ 2024–25 · Ministry of Education

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About these numbers

National figures from the Ministry of Education’s UDISE+ 2024–25 report, covering pre-primary to higher secondary schools.

Reported national totals, 2024–25
Student enrolments24,69,32,680
Teachers1,01,22,420
Non-teaching staff7,19,247

Dividing the teacher total by the non-teaching staff total gives about 14.07 teachers per non-teaching staff member, rounded here to 1:14.

Enrolment counts registered students. Non-teaching staff is the report’s broad category. The ratio describes the national totals; individual schools differ.

See Table 1, page 28 for enrolments and teachers, and Table 4.20, page 83 for non-teaching staff. These are the 2024–25 figures; a newer 2025–26 report is available.

Read the official 2024–25 report ↗

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