KEPE records an increase in educational inequalities and a significant drop in the performance of Greek students in PISA 2025, with 49.5% of students not reaching the basic level in Mathematics and low performance in all subjects.
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The decline in the performance of Greek students in PISA 2025, as well as the path of educational inequalities during secondary education, highlights the Center's announcement
49.5% of 15-year-old students in Greece do not achieve the basic level of proficiency in Mathematics, while the corresponding percentages are 43.8% in reading comprehension and 40.9% in natural sciences.
KEPE records an increase in educational inequalities and a significant drop in the performance of Greek students in PISA 2025, with 49.5% of students not reaching the basic level in Mathematics and low performance in all subjects.