New Delhi, Dec 9: Jammu and Kashmir has a total of 77,483 teachers across primary, upper primary and secondary level government schools, Union Ministry of Education informed the Lok Sabha.
The ministry said that the Pupil-Teacher Ratio (PTR) in the Union Territory stands at 11 at primary level, 8 at upper primary and 12 at secondary schools—indicating comparatively favourable teacher availability in government institutions.
The ministry further informed that online and digital learning in J&K is guided by the PRAGYATA guidelines, which focus on safe digital education, limiting screen time and encouraging parental supervision.
It added that digital initiatives, including ICT labs, smart classrooms and PM eVidya channels, are implemented under Samagra Shiksha based on annual plans submitted by the UT.
The information was shared in response to a question on online and offline classes, digital education regulations and teacher availability across the country. (KNO)
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