The document discusses the critical state of education in Pakistan, highlighting the low literacy rate of 56% and insufficient funding, with only 2.4% of GDP allocated to education. It points out challenges such as reliance on English syllabi, training deficits for teachers, and disparities in education quality between rich and poor. Recommendations include implementing a single education system, better training for teachers, and increased investment in educational institutions.

2. Presented to:
Maim Rubbab Laila
Presented by:
Salva Kainat
(16133901-003)

4. Education has been declared compulsory
for everyone in Islam.
A country can never progress without
suitable educational system.
plenty of weaknesses in the educational
system at present
The literacy rate is very low in Pakistan.

5. One of the major reason for educational crises is to
make children compelled to study English syllabus
while our national language is Urdu.

6. Pakistan 6th largest country
Pakistan placed at 130th position
Having just 50% educated populace
According to 2012 consensus, the total literacy rate
of the Pakistan is 56%

7. Pakistan spends
2.4% GDP on
education.
89% for
teachers
salaries
11% spends for
development

8. Teachers are not professionally trained in
government sector.

9.  Different standards of education; one is for poor and other for rich
 Different syllabus and different books

10. A lot of expense
 Institutions are doing business
 Received the bribe with the name of Donation
 Brilliant students cannot continues their study
if they poor

11. single education system and boards of
education
Teachers should be trained
Increase the education fund
Increase the number of government colleges
and universities