The following table presents the per student allocation on elementary education across India[1] and the associated learning levels in these states, according to ASER 2012 report. A more detailed analysis of these allocations can be found in the PAISA 2012 report.

States	Per Student Allocation (Rs. 2011-12 RE)[2]	Per Student Allocation (Rs. 2012-13 BE)	% children Std I-II who can read letters, words or more	% children Std I-II who can recognise numbers (1-9) or more
Andhra Pradesh	14615	15150	83.9	88.9
Arunachal Pradesh	Data NA	Data NA	86.6	88.6
Assam	13584	14091	71	75.6
Bihar	4332	5516	55.9	61.7
Chhattisgarh	12025	12609	73	75.3
Goa	44654	45867	95.3	97
Gujarat	13562	14607	73.1	71.7
Haryana	18798	24390	79.6	84.8
Himachal Pradesh	28344	29785	89.6	94
Jammu & Kashmir	17640	19934	89.5	91.1
Jharkhand	6675	5669	66.1	68.3
Karnataka	14268	15727	82.8	81.9
Kerala	35721	37667	96.3	96.4
Madhya Pradesh	8601	8255	65	63.5
Maharashtra	20838	21226	77.4	79.8
Manipur	17032	26628	96	96.4
Meghalaya	17709	18520	92.4	91
Mizoram	22495	20212	96.2	96.8
Nagaland	24683	25772	97	96.9
Odisha	8804	8794	64.3	63
Punjab	10761	9902	86.3	88.7
Rajasthan	11746	11617	59.2	64.5
Sikkim	19060	14888	98.5	97.4
Tamil Nadu	16435	17475	58.6	68
Tripura	10270	9982	86.2	92.3
Uttar Pradesh	10997	11377	57.5	62.9
Uttarakhand	16830	22050	74.5	77.6
West Bengal	6940	6954	77.4	84.1
India	10946	11509	67.5	71.4

 

 

 

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[1] Total allocation for elementary education (Centre and State) includes Mid-day Meals

[2] Allocations in 2011-12 are based on Revised estimates; Allocations in 2012-13 are based on Budget Estimates. Per student allocations were calculated by dividing total allocation by enrollment in Government School (I-VIII) (Source: DISE State Report Cards 2011-12)