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In North Korea, adult literacy in 2008 (closest available) stood at 100.0%, reflecting effectively universal literacy. Tertiary enrollment in 2018 (closest available) was 27%, indicating moderate participation. The out-of-school rate in 2009 (closest available) was 0.5%, with nearly all children in school. The primary intake ratio in 2009 (closest available) was 97%, indicating high primary intake.
No statistics available for 2025.
North Korea had achieved near-universal literacy. Nearly all children attended school.