Education in Gilgit baltistan

                    Education in Gilgit baltistan

The Gilgit-Baltistan Educational Management Information System (GBEMIS) has been functioning in Education Department since 1998. The main purpose of the GBEMIS is to consolidate and collect education statistics, maintain comprehensive provincial education database, set standards for quality improvement of education data, and provide technical support to the divisional and district EMIS for enhancing their capacity to generate and maintain MIS reports

ACADEMICS

 The system will be responsive to the needs of individuals as well as society through incorporating emerging knowledge and technologies, linking all its internal elements with the broader external environment, maximizing and utilizing the potential of human resources, and harnessing all social forces towards keeping




PLANNING & TECHNICAL CELL

The Gilgit-Baltistan will have a dynamic, effective, efficient and equitable education system with gender parity at all levels which provides access to high quality education to all children from ECD to Class 10 focusing on the holistic development of learners, and equipping them with relevant knowledge, survival skills, attitudes and values to enable them to interact effectively within a rapidly changing world and be contributing members of society




According to a World Bank Economic Report On Gilgit-Baltistan (2010–11), the net primary school enrolment in Gilgit Baltistan is 51%, the net middle-school enrollment is 17%, and only 14% are enrolled in matric school. ... There are no scholarship programs for higher education in GB.



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