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Imperial Gazetteer of India, v. 4, p. 456.

456 THE INDIAN EMPIRE STATISTICS OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION Primary Schools. Institutions . Scholars i86o-i. ; 18o I . I S8[-2. 1891-2. 5,450 15,921 86,269 97,o09 201,245 5I7,574 2,I56,242 2,837,6o7 I1901-2. 97,854 3,204,336 Secondary Schools. Institutions . Scholars 142 3,146 23,165 206,300 4,122 222,097 4,872 473,19t 5,493 (c 522,768(c Arts Colleges (in- cluding Oriental Colleges). Institutions . Scholars 17 3,IS2(a) 44 3,994(b) 67 6,037 I04 12,985 '45 7,651 Schoolsfor Stecial Inst/i- clion. Institutions . Scholars . I 26 1,937 104 4,346 23S 9,150 554 21,7 2 1,084 36,380 Collegesfor Profe sionacl Trainiin Institutions. Scholars Total. Institutions . cs- 9'1 8 19 18 679 2,126 1,545 5,643 I9,234 90,714 . 230,208 734,340 2,39.10o7r 37 3,292 46 5,358 Scholars 102,676 104,622 3,348910o 3,886,40o Expenditurc on Education (in thousands of 594 1,2I,15 I87,50 3,05,20 4,0,21 rupees). NOTE.-The figures for 1860o- include only the Provinces of Madras, Bombay, Bengal (with Assam), and Agra. Upper Burma is added in the 1891-2 colulnn other Provinces come in from 1870-i. The year 1881-2 has been selected in preference to I88o-i as more complete figures are available for it. (a) Includes pupils in school departments attached to colleges. (b) Includes pupils in school departments attached to colleges for the United Provinces only. (c) In the statistics for I90o-2 the primary departments of secondary schools in the United Provinces and the Central Provinces are shown as separate institutions, and are included, with the pupils in them, under the he ad of primary schools.