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ASER 2022

Author : Pratham Education Foundation

Tags : Research

The Annual Status of Education Report (ASER) is an annual survey conducted by the non-profit organization Pratham Education Foundation in India. ASER aims to assess the status of schooling and basic learning in rural India. It focuses on measuring children’s foundational skills such as reading and arithmetic.

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