Only 10% of the Indonesian population had a higher education in March 2023.

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Adi Ahdiat 27/10/2023 18:28 WIB

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In March 2023, 10% of Indonesia's population aged 15 and over had completed tertiary education.

Percentage of Indonesian Population Aged 15 and Over by Level of Education Completed (March 2023)

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Only 10% of the Indonesian population had a higher education in March 2023.

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Percentage of Indonesian Population Aged 15 and Over by Level of Education Completed (March 2023)

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In March 2023, 10.15% of the Indonesian population aged 15 and above had completed tertiary education.

This is recorded in the *2023 Statistics of People's Welfare* report from the Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS).

In March 2023, 30.22% of the Indonesian population aged 15 and above had completed upper secondary education (SMA/equivalent), followed by 22.74% with lower secondary education (SMP/equivalent), and 24.62% with primary education (SD/equivalent).

During the same period, 12.26% of the Indonesian population aged 15 and above did not possess any educational certificate or graduation certificate (STTB).

The provinces with the highest percentage of residents without certificates were Papua (34.38%), Gorontalo (23.38%), and West Kalimantan (19.57%).

Meanwhile, the provinces with the highest percentage of tertiary education graduates were DKI Jakarta (18.02%), Yogyakarta Special Region (15.61%), and Southeast Sulawesi (15.11%).

The BPS obtained this data from the March 2023 National Socioeconomic Survey (Susenas), with a sample of 345,000 households spread across 514 districts/cities in Indonesia's 34 provinces.

Data collection was conducted through direct interviews between officers and respondents.

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

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