What is South Sudan's pupil-to-teacher ratio (primary) in 2011?

South Sudan's pupil-to-teacher ratio (primary) is 113.34 pupils/teacher as of 2011.

Which country has the highest pupil-to-teacher ratio (primary)?

South Sudan has the highest pupil-to-teacher ratio (primary) at 113.34 pupils/teacher as of 2011.

San Marino has the lowest pupil-to-teacher ratio (primary) at 6.41 pupils/teacher as of 2011.

The global average for pupil-to-teacher ratio (primary) is 35.44 pupils/teacher as of 2011.

South Sudan has the highest pupil-to-teacher ratio (primary) among 90 countries with data in 2011.

What is South Sudan's pupil-to-teacher ratio (primary) in 2011?: South Sudan's pupil-to-teacher ratio (primary) is 113.34 pupils/teacher as of 2011.
How does South Sudan rank globally for pupil-to-teacher ratio (primary)?: South Sudan has the highest pupil-to-teacher ratio (primary) among 90 countries with data in 2011.
Which country has the highest pupil-to-teacher ratio (primary)?: South Sudan has the highest pupil-to-teacher ratio (primary) at 113.34 pupils/teacher as of 2011.
Which country has the lowest pupil-to-teacher ratio (primary)?: San Marino has the lowest pupil-to-teacher ratio (primary) at 6.41 pupils/teacher as of 2011.
What is the global average for pupil-to-teacher ratio (primary)?: The global average for pupil-to-teacher ratio (primary) is 35.44 pupils/teacher as of 2011.

Year	Pupil Teacher Ratio Primary	Pupil Teacher Ratio Secondary
2011	113.34	—

Source: UNESCO Institute for Statistics · Updated May 2026