This dataset shows the number of students aged 10 and older who have not mastered the basic proficiency level according to FSES standards. Rows are broken down by constituent entities of the Russian Federation, allowing for regional comparisons and a national overview. The data covers 2020 and 2021, providing insight into the change in the share of such students over this two-year period. The list contains 86 rows, including data for the Russian Federation as a whole
Chart of the share of students who did not reach the basic proficiency level under FSES, by region for 2020–2021
Rosstat data for 2020–2021. Rows: 86, periods: 2. Table rows: Russian Federation; Belgorod Region; Bryansk Region; Vladimir Region; Voronezh Region and others
Nenets Autonomous Okrug: the indicator fell from 45.7 to 36.7 for 2020–2021 — by 19.8%. Of the 25 largest rows, 0 increased, 25 decreased
Comparing regions helps identify where the quality of education under FSES standards is higher. For analysis, indicators for specific regions, such as Belgorod or Bryansk, can be compared against the total for the Russian Federation. Since the table provides data for two consecutive years, it is easy to track how the share of students failing to reach the required level has changed in each individual region
What is visible in these numbers
Five largest values: Nenets Autonomous Okrug (45.7), Republic of Karelia (36.8), Vologda Region (34.8), Yaroslavl Region (33.7), Komi Republic (33). The top five account for 29.8% of the total for all positions
Observations are annual; total periods: 2. 50 out of 50 possible values filled (100%) — almost no empty cells remain
More in the section Statistical yearbook "Sustainable Development Goals in the Russian Federation»
The statistics are compiled as part of the yearbook on Sustainable Development Goals in the Russian Federation. The information is relevant for monitoring the educational environment and assessing the effectiveness of federal standards implementation. Data for 2020–2021 will be useful for education specialists, regional authorities, and social researchers
How it is calculated
The Yearbook provides comparable rows for reports where reference to own calculations is insufficient
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