Education system

Education system
Education helps an individual to grab basic understanding about civilization and their role as a civilian.
But as the geographical region differ, the education system in different countries differs.
Therefore, in this article, we will get a brief glimpse of 20 such different education systems of the present world and their ranking through a yearly poll.
Note: The list is prepared by considering some factors like developed education system for the public, quality of basic and higher education and rate of students attending university.
Below is a list of 20 education systems in the world.
The list of 20 education systems
1. Finland
The title is yet to be official; however, according to a survey made recently, Finland has the world’s best education system. The country has been in the limelight since the year 2000 and successfully made into the year 2018.
In fact, when five new parameters were added in the year 2017 for the categorization of best education systems worldwide, Finland managed to perform well and gave strong competition to South Korea and Japan. The country ranked higher on indicators, like;

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  Teachers to student ratio
  
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  Number of passing students in primary schools
  
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  Number of passing students in secondary schools
  

Power Ranking score: 114
2. Japan
Like Finland, Japan has also maintained its second position for three years. Despite such tough competition by South Korea and other countries, it has been bragging the second position without fail. The main indicator contributing to its success has been – development of an understanding of students between the age of 5 to 14.
Power Ranking score: 104
3. South Korea
South Korea has been a three-time winner of poll (World’s 20 education systems), and it has successfully earned the third position every time. It has given a strong competition to Japan for the second position.
After Japan, only South Korea has worked well in the sector of bringing immense development in students in the age of 5 to 14 years. As per surveyors, the country would have been a strong contender for the 2^nd position, but a few indicators made it lose.
A few indicators which denied South Korea second position in the poll are-

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  Fall in test scores of high school students (calculated annually)
  
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  Fall in test scores of graduation students (calculated annually)