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13715: Lower secondary school points, by sex, immigration category and status for low income 2020 - 2024

Rachel Ekren, Statistics Norway
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Eirik Fredborg, Statistics Norway
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2024-08-13 08:00
Average lower secondary school points:
points
Number of pupils:
persons
Average lower secondary school points:
31.12.
Number of pupils:
31.12.
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Low income is here defined as a pupil belonging to a household with an equivalent income below 60 per cent of median income after tax per consumption unit the last 3 years. Due to government's decision to cancel exams in lower secondary school, lower secondary school points in 2020, 2021 and 2022 are only based on overall achievement marks and are therefore not comparable with lower secondary school points from other school years.