According to the results of recent studies (PISA-2018, TIMSS-2019, PIRLS-2011, ICILS-2013), based on the average score of students, the best school education systems in the world are: 1. Singapore - 586 points 2. China - 579 points 3. Republic of Korea - 556 points 4. Japan - 554 points 5. Finland - 532 points 6. Russia - 529 points 7. Poland - 527 points 8. Ireland - 526 points 9. Estonia - 525 points 10. Canada - 523 points - PISA - International Student Assessment Program - PIRLS - International Study of the Quality of Reading and Comprehension of Text - TIMSS - International Study of the Quality of Mathematics and Science Education - ICILS - International Study of Computer and Information Literacy TOP-10 in terms of the total number of gold medals at international olympiads in mathematics, physics and chemistry is as follows: 1. China - 384 2. Russia/USSR/CIS - 374 (237/133/4) 3. USA - 239 4. South Korea - 219 5. Taiwan - 164 6. Hungary - 162 7. Romania - 154 8. Germany - 123 9. Vietnam - 120 10. Iran - 117 International Student Olympiads are actually the only objective tool for comparing the competitiveness of university students at the global level. Unlike school education, there is no global student assessment systems like PISA, ILSA or PIRLS. Top 10 countries by number of weighted wins at international student olympiads: 1. Russia - 61.35 2. China - 27.88 3. USA - 27.84 4. Poland - 22.82 5. Netherlands - 18.85 6. Great Britain - 17.00 7. Spain - 13.86 8. Canada - 10.51 9. Belgium - 9.98 10. Croatia - 8.90 The largest Olympiad is the ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC). It has the widest geographical coverage, in it students from more than 100 countries of the world take part. Over the past 10 years, universities from Russia have won this Olympiad and once won a university from China.
According to the results of recent studies (PISA-2018, TIMSS-2019, PIRLS-2011, ICILS-2013), based on the average score of students, the best school education systems in the world are:
1. Singapore - 586 points
2. China - 579 points
3. Republic of Korea - 556 points
4. Japan - 554 points
5. Finland - 532 points
6. Russia - 529 points
7. Poland - 527 points
8. Ireland - 526 points
9. Estonia - 525 points
10. Canada - 523 points
- PISA - International Student Assessment Program
- PIRLS - International Study of the Quality of Reading and Comprehension of Text
- TIMSS - International Study of the Quality of Mathematics and Science Education
- ICILS - International Study of Computer and Information Literacy
TOP-10 in terms of the total number of gold medals at international olympiads in mathematics, physics and chemistry is as follows:
1. China - 384
2. Russia/USSR/CIS - 374 (237/133/4)
3. USA - 239
4. South Korea - 219
5. Taiwan - 164
6. Hungary - 162
7. Romania - 154
8. Germany - 123
9. Vietnam - 120
10. Iran - 117
International Student Olympiads are actually the only objective tool for comparing the competitiveness of university students at the global level. Unlike school education, there is no global student assessment systems like PISA, ILSA or PIRLS.
Top 10 countries by number of weighted wins at international student olympiads:
1. Russia - 61.35
2. China - 27.88
3. USA - 27.84
4. Poland - 22.82
5. Netherlands - 18.85
6. Great Britain - 17.00
7. Spain - 13.86
8. Canada - 10.51
9. Belgium - 9.98
10. Croatia - 8.90
The largest Olympiad is the ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC). It has the widest geographical coverage, in it students from more than 100 countries of the world take part. Over the past 10 years, universities from Russia have won this Olympiad and once won a university from China.