The document discusses education in Pakistan. It defines education and outlines Pakistan's constitution which calls for free compulsory secondary education. It describes the levels of education in Pakistan and the government and private sectors. It notes Pakistan's literacy rate of 58% and reasons for its poor education system like low funding, lack of standards, and poverty. The effects of illiteracy are then outlined like lack of development and unemployment. Finally, solutions presented include increasing education funding, improving schools, and providing free education.

3.  Definition
 Constitution of Pakistan
 Levels of Education in Pakistan
 Education Sectors in Pakistan
 Literacy Rate in Pakistan
 Causes of Poor Education System of Pakistan
 Effects of Illiteracy
 Solutions to the Problems.

4.  Education is the transfer of knowledge ,skills
and information from teacher to student.
OR
 The process of giving and receiving systematic
instructions especially at schools and
universities.

5. 1973 – Article 37-b
“The State shall remove illiteracy and provide free
and compulsory secondary education within
minimum possible period”

6. Education system of the Pakistan is divided into
following five levels:
1) PRIMERY LEVEL (grades 1 through 5)
2) MIDDLE LEVEL (grades 6 through 8)
3) SECONDARY LEVEL (grades 9 & 10)
4) HIGHER SECONDARY (grades 11 & 12)
5) UNIVERSITY PROGRAM.

7. Government
Sector
Private
Sector

8. Literacy Rate of Pakistan = 58%
World ranking of Pakistan= 160th
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70%
Punjab Sindh Balochistan KPK

9. 1. Low Budget of Education
2. Lack of Standard Education in Govt.
Schools
3. Poverty
4. Lack of Schools in Rural Areas

10. 5. Gap between upper and lower
class
6. Unemployment
7. Gender Discrimination
8. Corruption

11.  Lack of ethics and norms
 Lack of Development
 Lack of Social Interaction
 Unemployment
 Political instability
 Poor Economy
 Poverty

12. “the more illiterate
people are in a
country, the harder it
will be for the country
to develop”

13.  Government should increase the percentage of
budget for education.
 There should be more schools in rural areas.
 The condition of govt. institutions should be
made better.
 Monitoring of spending to avoid corruption.

14.  There should be free education for poor
children.
 Seminars should be held for awareness among
people.
 Their should be no gender discrimination.
 Teacher Training programs should be held.